Symon Novelanus

Sacrifice of Noah Symon Novelanus

Noah's Ark Symon Novelanus

Fall Symon Novelanus

Abraham frees Lot Symon Novelanus

Noah build the ark Symon Novelanus

Cain and Abel Symon Novelanus

Tower of Babel Symon Novelanus

God creates water and land Symon Novelanus

Nunc dimittis : Canticle of Symeon Giovanni Bellini

Map of Leuven Belgium Symon Novelanus

Venus, 1773 Joseph Francis Nollekens

Hagar in the desert Symon Novelanus

Drunken Silenus, c.1616 Anthony van Dyck

St. John Climacus St. John of Damascus and St. Arsenius, Novgorod School School Russian

Pan and the Nymph Syrinx, 17th century Sébastien Bourdon

Abraham and the Three Angels Symon Novelanus

Silenus, c.1653 Francois (1590-1650) (after) Perrier

Drunken Silenus, c.1640 Francesco Francanzano

Pan spies the nymph Syrinx Aegidius Sadeler

In the Temple of Venus, 1863 Simeon Solomon

Queen Simonis, 1131-21 Serbian School

Silenus bearing the child Dionysus, the Borghese Vase, and the Laocoon Group Giovanni Paolo Pannini or Panini

The Misfortunes of Silenus, c.1500 Piero di Cosimo

Detail of Silenus and Satyrs from Initiation into the Cult of Dionysus Fresco Cycle at the Villa of Mysteries Anonymous

Thomas Sydenham, engraved by Jacobus Houbraken published in Amsterdam, 1746 Peter (after) Lely

Reverend Dr Charles Symmons, 1794 William Beechey

Drunken Silenus Supported by Satyrs, c.1620 Peter Paul Rubens

Detail of Nicolaus Copernicus from an Engraving of the Copernican System Andreas Cellarius

Pan spies the nymph Syrinx Aegidius Sadeler

Pelmet depicting the Rebirth of Greece above a representation of Constantinople, from Syros, Cyclades Greek School

Coriolanus persuaded by his Family to spare Rome (Frescoes from Palazzo del Magnifico, Siena), 1509 Luca Signorelli

Silenus, 1838 Jean Baptiste Camille Corot

Drunken Silenus Supported by Satyrs, c.1620 Peter Paul (studio of) Rubens

Dictamnus albus from the album Gottorfer Codex, c.1650 Hans Simon Holtzbecher

Sylvanus from The Rural Gods, 1565 Cornelis Cort

St. Ansanus Francesco di Antonio di Bartolomeo