By Protarchos

Cameo set into a ring Hermaphrodite by Protarchos

Pluto and Proserpine, 1914 Henry Bryson Burroughs

The Byzantine Fresco from the 15th century Anonymous

Triumph of Love, inspired by 'Triumphs' by Petrarch Jacopo del Sellaio

Democritus and Protagoras, 1663-1664 Salvator Rosa

Petrarch: Italian poet and scholar Anonymous

Stavros S Niarchos Richard Sibley

Stavros S Niarchos Richard Sibley

St. John the Evangelist with his scribe Prochoros Greek School

Francesco Petrarch Anonymous

Portrait of Italian poet Francesco Petrarca Anonymous

Portrait of Petrarch Robert Hart

Plutarch Anonymous

Triumph of Eternity, inspired by 'Triumphs' by Petrarch Jacopo del Sellaio

Christ Enthroned surrounded by the Apostles and Saints Pudentiana and Praxedis, in the Apse Paleo-Christian

Triumph of Love, inspired by 'Triumphs' by Petrarch Giovanni di Ser Giovanni Scheggia

Triumph of Fame, inspired by 'Triumphs' by Petrarch Giovanni di Ser Giovanni Scheggia

Saints Cosmas and Damian are thrown into the sea; demons escape from the mouth of the proconsul Lysias Fra Angelico

Triumph of Chastity, inspired by 'Triumphs' by Petrarch Jacopo del Sellaio

Portrait of Francesco Petrarch Anonymous

Francesco Petrarca Anonymous

Simon the Apostle and the Prophet Malachi, 1492-1495 Anonymous

Saint John the Evangelist and Prochorus Anonymous

Mother of God, narthex wall painting, Afendiko church, Brontochion Monastery Greek School

Carved Door Panel at Church of San Juan de Dios Anonymous

Prometheus Being Chained by Vulcan, 1623 Theodore van called Dirk Baburen

Portrait of Petrarch Attributed to Francesco Buonsignore Anonymous

Alexandros Ypsilantis crossing the Prouthos river, February 1821 Peter von Hess

Prometheus Consoled by the Spirits of the Earth George Spencer Watson

Portrait of Catholicos-Patriarch of All Georgia Anton II, 1811 Vladimir Lukich Borovikovsky

Triumph of Love, inspired by 'Triumphs' by Petrarch Jacopo del Sellaio

Portrait of Plutarch French School

Triumph of Time, inspired by 'Triumphs' by Petrarch Jacopo del Sellaio

Makarios, Archbishop of the St Panteleimon Monastery on Mount Athos, Greece, 1870s Unknown

Fol. 52r from 'Canzoniere e Trionfi' by Petrarch, c.1470 Italian School

Frontispiece for a book of poems by Francesco Petrarch Italian School