Allegorical female figures posters & prints

France, Allegorical Figure, 1855 Anonymous

Two allegorical female figures surrounded by angels in front of a memorial Caspar Luyken

Allegorical female figure describes a panel in the clouds Pieter Mortier

Allegorical subject, early 18th century Unknown

Seated allegorical female figure in the clouds Jacobus Buys

Soul in Bondage, 1891 Elihu Vedder

Allegorical Study, A Sketch William Etty

Muse of Literature, 1893 Henry Siddons Mowbray

An Allegorical Female Figure William Blake Richmond

Allegorical figure of Numismatics, 1890 Franz Xaver Simm

Muse of Tragedy, 1893 Henry Siddons Mowbray

June, c.1920 Thomas Wilmer Dewing

The Smell. Allegory of the five senses Jan Brueghel the Elder

Allegorical Figure, 16th century Niccolo dell' Abbate

Female Winged Allegorical Figure Holding a Sphere, 1558/1559 Giorgio Ghisi

The Rape of Europe, c1725 Francois Lemoyne

Poster of the Festival of Britain Anonymous

Europe, mid to late 17th century Abraham Bosse

Allegorical Figure, c. 1635 Bernardo Strozzi

Asia, mid to late 17th century Abraham Bosse

Tragedy, December 8, 1778 John Hamilton Mortimer

Minerva Flanked by Peace and Justice Claude Mellan

Allegorical Figure of a Woman with a Club (Fortitude?) Giovanni Battista Tiepolo

Truth presenting a Mirror to the Vanities of the World, c.1620-1630 Northern European School

Allegorical Figure, c. 1636 Bernardo Strozzi

Africa, mid to late 17th century Abraham Bosse

The Third Wise Virgin, ca. 1435-1491 Martin Schongauer

Sater and female figure cover the eyes from sunlight Anonymous

Prudence, 1636 Abraham Bosse

Fortitude, 1636 Abraham Bosse

The Theological Virtues: Faith, Charity, Hope Italian Painter

Allegorical Figure of a Woman with a Shield or a Mirror (Prudence?) Giovanni Battista Tiepolo

America Abraham Bosse

Portrait of Georgina Maria, Lady Leicester as 'Hope', 1814 Thomas Lawrence

Detail Showing Prudence and Dignity from the Allegory of Divine Providence Pietro da Cortona

Ecclesia Christi, from the series of Sibyls, ca. 1530 Lucas van Leyden