176 mm x 255 mm posters & prints

Tiresias, Having Been Changed into a Woman and Back into a Man, Answers the Question, ca. 1615 Anonymous

Moonrise (Lever de Lune), 1861 Charles François Daubigny

Errand Boy, 1768 Jean-Baptiste Tilliard

The Age of Bronze, ca. 1589 Anonymous

Mercury Entering Herse's Room after Changing Agraulos to Stone, ca. 1590 Anonymous

Lycaon Changed into a Wolf, ca. 1589 Anonymous

The Age of Gold, ca. 1589 Anonymous

Mercury Killing Argus, ca. 1589 Anonymous

Apollo and Coronis, ca. 1590 Anonymous

Evening (Le Soir), 1898 Paul Signac

Jupiter Assuming the Form of Diana in Order to Seduce Callisto, ca. 1590 Anonymous

Cadmus Killing the Dragon, ca. 1615 Anonymous

The Deluge, ca. 1589 Anonymous

Neptune Pursuing Coronis, Who Is Changed into a Crow, ca. 1590 Anonymous

Vegetable Market (Marché aux légumes, à Pontoise), 1891 Camille Pissarro

Jupiter and Io, ca. 1589 Anonymous

The Age of Silver, ca. 1589 Anonymous

Apollo Entrusting Chiron with the Education of Aesculapius, ca. 1590 Anonymous

Juno Turning Callisto into a Bear, ca. 1590 Anonymous

Thisbe Frightened by the Lion, ca. 1615 Anonymous

The Rape of Europa, ca. 1590 Anonymous

Poetry, 1542 Anonymous

Arcas Preparing to Kill His Mother, ca. 1590 Anonymous

Deucalion and Pyrra Repeopling the Earth, ca. 1589 Anonymous

Apollo Killing Python, ca. 1589 Anonymous

The Dispute between Jupiter and Juno over Which of the Two Sexes Finds Greatest Pleasure, ca. 1615 Anonymous

La Porte rustique à deux battants, after 1779 Louis Gabriel Moreau

Mais si, ma femme, je t'assure.., 1846 Honoré Daumier

Battus Changed into a Stone, ca. 1590 Anonymous

The River God Peneus Surrounded by Other Divinities, ca. 1589 Anonymous

Pan Pursuing Syrinx, Who Is Changed into a Reed, ca. 1589 Anonymous

St. Jerome in the Wilderness, ca. 1591 Annibale Carracci

The Agreements of the Evening (Les agremens du soir...) and The Disagreement of the Evening, 1853 Honoré Daumier

Amateurs de Moka, 1852 Honoré Daumier

Phaeton Asking for the Chariot, ca. 1590 Anonymous

Clymene Urging Phaeton to Find Helios, ca. 1589 Anonymous