Machina del mondo posters & prints

Dangers of wealth Hadrianus Junius

A War Machine Mariano di Jacopo

Female beholds a richly dressed lady who is chained to the World, Lust and the Devil Pieter Arentsz II

Coffee, 1884 Anonymous

Madonna del ricamo Anonymous

Bissell Sewing Machine Motor Anonymous

Pulcinella in Love Giandomenico Tiepolo

Study of machines Leonardo da Vinci

Machinery Archibald Knox

The Machinery Court at the Great Exhibition Joseph Nash

Diamond washing machine De Beers Anonymous

A Masudaya 'Machine Man' robot, the rarest member of the 'Gang of Five' robot series Anonymous

Saint Brigitta Domenico Mondo

Commemoration of Guidoriccio da Fogliano at the Siege of Montemassi Simone Martini

Tom Sheard, TT (Tourist Trophy) rider poses with machine number 13 (registration MN3297) in a garage with mechanics Thomas Horsfell Midwood

Commemoration of Guidoriccio da Fogliano at the Siege of Montemassi Simone Martini

Man and Depicted Machinery Anonymous

Machinae coelestis pars prior, 1673 Johannes Hevelius

'Flying machine designed by M. de la Landelle' William Ballingall

La Machine d'Argent, 1754 Francois Thomas Germain

Machinery Court at the Great Exhibition, from the Illustrated London News. England, 1851 Anonymous

Virgin and Child, known as the Madonna del Libro, c.1545-46 Jacopo Pontormo

The Machinery Building at the Pan American Exposition Anonymous

Murder by Cardinal Del Monte, 1560 Jan Luyken

The Deposition Jacopino del Conte

Moving Machinery English School

Mondo Novo, ca 1764-1765 Giandomenico Tiepolo

Murder by Cardinal Del Monte, 1560 Jan Luyken

Fede, Mondo Latino Oceanico, 1904 Giulio Aristide Sartorio

Salvator Mundi (Saviour of the World), 1608-1614 Dominico El Greco

The head of the Madonna, 15th centuy Andrea del Verrocchio

A firearm. Illustration from De rebus militaribus, De machinis by Mariano Taccola Anonymous

On The Mexican National Railway, 1886 Anonymous

Il Mondo Festeggiante: Entrance of Cosimo III de' Medici, 1661 Stefano della Bella

The Nativity Perino del Vaga

Design for a Perpetual Motion Machine, 1834 French School