Quiver full of arrows posters & prints

The Dutch lion holding a sword and quiver of arrows near a shield bearing the arms of the Seven Provinces Workshop of Bernard Picart

Bows, quivers and a spear, 1625-77 Wenceslaus Hollar

Vignette with bust of Amor, bows and arrows and quiver Willem Bilderdijk

Diana Resting, or The Nymph of the Fountain, 1537 Lucas the Elder Cranach

Young Man with Bow and large Quiver and his Companion with a Shield, formerly entitled Telemachus and Mentor Giovanni Battista Tiepolo

Peace and Plenty Binding the Arrows of War, 1614 Abraham Janssens van Nuyssen

Marco Polo dressed in Tartar costume Jan van Grevenbroeck

A Chinese Officer E Karnejeff

Venus fills the quiver of Cupid Gerard de Lairesse

Eros escaping by sea using his bow to propel a boat made from his quiver with an ar…, ca. 1515-27 Marco Dente

Mameluke chief Anonymous

Archer and crossbowman during the reign of Louis XI French School

Maharao Chattar Sal of Kota in a Palanquin, c. 1760 Unknown

Portrait of Keshiki Batu Luwuke Shier Anonymous

Frontispiece to 'The Art of Archerie', 1634 English School

Salon of the Print-maker Gilles Demarteau, above the door: doves, a quiver and a straw hat, c.1750-65 Jean-Baptiste Huet

Indian Brave on Horseback Anonymous

A Mughal Noble on Horseback, c.1700 School Mughal

Seated Warrior with a Soldier School Chinese

Cupid at the Masquerade Ball Franz von Stuck

How to Keep Fit, Woman Archer Anonymous

Weather vane in the form of an American Indian, c.1820 Anonymous

The archers of Kiing Darius, Susa, Iran Anonymous

Artemis, 1861 William Morris

Mademoiselle Duchesnoy in the Role of Dido Francois Pascal Simon Baron Gerard

Cupid's Target Francois Boucher

Diana, 1878 Luc-Oliver Merson

Attack on a fortress where a Turk is hit by arrows Timotheus ten Hoorn

Native American male with weapons and headdress, riding a horse Myers and Co

Good Sancai Glazed Pottery Figure of an Equestrian Archer. Tang Dynasty Anonymous

An Allegory of Peace and Plenty, 1629 Gerrit van Honthorst

Americae Tertia Pars, attacl of the village by the Tuppinjkinsij, 1562 Theodor de Bry

Crow Indian Pa-Ris-Ka-Roo-Pa, 'The Two Crows' George Catlin

Woman with the Poet Ariwara Narihira As a Boy with Bow and Arrows and Wearing Fan-Shaped Blinders. Anonymous

Diana Jules Joseph Lefebvre

Bas-Relief from the Palace of Ashpurnal II at Kalhu (Nimrud) Anonymous