Four divine creatures posters & prints

Four Chinese gods, 1728 Bernard Picart

Triad of Menkaure Anonymous

An illustration of a divinity employing exorcism and throwing from a magic bowl five poisonous animals School Chinese

The Deity, from whom proceed the Nine Spheres William Blake

Beatrice and Dante in Gemini, amid Spheres of Flame William Blake

Allegory of Love Conquering Lust Luigi Garzi

Four Avenging Angels, from the Apocalypse series Albrecht Dürer

The Circle of the Gluttons, with Cerberus William Blake

Divine Infant with the Globe in a Circle with Four Angels, probably c. 1500 Anonymous

Tethys reclining in a giant shell chariot pulled by two sea creatures, 1588-90 Hendrik Goltzius

Divine Love Defeats Earthly Love Giovanni Baglione

Ugolino's Narrative William Blake

Dante and Virgil among the Blasphemers William Blake

Donati transformed into a serpent; Francesco de'Cavalcanti retransformed into a man William Blake

Demons tormenting the seducers of Malebolge William Blake

Virgil rescues Dante from the evil demons William Blake

The Minotaur William Blake

Agnello de Brunelleschi of Florence being transformed into a serpent William Blake

The Circle of Traitors: Alberti Brothers William Blake

The Four Vengeful Angels Albrecht Dürer

Dante and Virgil in the Skiff of Phlegyas are hailed by Filippo Argenti William Blake

Divine harmony, 1617-1619 Anonymous

Dante and Virgil gazing into the Ditch of Flatterers William Blake

The Four Angels holding the winds Albrecht Dürer

Four-toed Snake Lizard Anonymous

The Complaint of the Giant Nimrod William Blake

Vishnu, one of the gods of the Hindu trinity (trimurti), c19th century A Geringer

Four and Twenty Elders, 2010 Ron Waddams

Illustration from Dante's 'Divine Comedy', Purgatory, 1921 Franz von (1866-1924) Bayros

Divine Service Anonymous

The seven celestial cows and the sacred bull and the four rudders of heaven Egyptian 19th Dynasty

Illustration to the 'Divine Comedy' by Dante Alighieri, 1824-27 William Blake

Universal Harmony, or Divine Love Veronese

Four witches, 1497 Anonymous

The Volunteer Review at Brighton: Divine Service in the Pavilion Anonymous

Creatures from the four continents in a landscape with a view of Canton in the background Ferdinand van Kessel