Details from the Renaissance & Classical Art

A-02: Sacred Crops

Artwork featured on the <n>Kolaj Premium Telefon Kılıfı - 303</n> phone case by <n>Zynocase</n>.

Detail of <n>Judith</n> (c. 1678) by artist <n>Eglon Hendrik van der Neer</n>.

<n>The Divine Eros Defeats the Earthly Eros</n>, 1602, by <n>Giovanni Baglione</n>.

Detail from <n>Portrait of the Merchant Georg Gisze</n> (1532) by <n>Hans Holbein the Younger</n>.

The <n>All-Seeing Eye</n>, a vintage fine art print from 1911.

<n>Harmonia Mundi</n> (2015), an oil and tempera painting by artist <n>Jake Baddeley</n>.

<n>The Orbs Of Fire, Water, Thunder, Air And Darkness</n>, a digital edit by <n>g0djin</n>.

Illustration from the 1878 book <n>Psychography</n> by author <n>M.A. (Oxon.)</n>.

<n>The Eye of Providence</n> by <n>William Preston</n> (1742-1818).

Detail from the painting <n>L'ala nera o Il tocco dell'angelo</n> by artist <n>Roberto Ferri</n>.

Detail from <n>La Anunciación</n> by <n>Fra Angélico</n>, housed at the <n>Museo del Prado</n>.

<n>A Key to the Mysteries</n> by <n>J. Augustus Knapp</n> from <n>Manly Palmer Hall</n>'s <n>The Secret Teachings of All Ages</n> (1928).

<n>Madonna in Sorrow</n> by <n>Giovanni Battista Salvi da Sassoferrato</n> (1609-1685).

Detail from <n>Old Woman and Boy with Candles</n> by <n>Cornelis Visscher (II)</n> after <n>Peter Paul Rubens</n>.

<n>Young Woman Holding a Sunflower</n> (c. 1647) by Dutch artist <n>Bartholomeus van der Helst</n>.

Detail of <n>Bacchus and Ariadne</n> (c. 1600) by <n>Domenico Fiasella</n>.

Fresco of <n>Zodiac: Taurus</n> and <n>Orion the Hunter</n> by <n>Giovanni Antonio Vanosino da Varese</n>, 1575. From the <n>Villa Farnese</n>.

<n>Sphynxe</n> (1903) by artist <n>Joseph Urban</n>.

<n>Seraphim</n> by the artist <n>Ernst Steiner</n>.

A detail from <n>Diana and Cupid</n> (1761), a painting by <n>Pompeo Batoni</n>.

Artwork by <n>Vasily Kafanov</n> for <n>The Smashing Pumpkins</n>' album 'Machina/The Machines of God,' 2000.

<n>El ojo de la providencia</n>, attributed to artist <n>William Morgan</n>.

<n>Vestal Virgin Before a Burning Altar</n> by artist <n>Jean-François Sablet</n>.

<n>Pietro Saja</n>'s <n>Neoclassical</n> painting, <n>Vestal Virgin Condemned to Death</n> (1801).

A detail from the painting <n>Salvator Mundi</n> (1519) by artist <n>Andrea Previtali</n>.

Detail from <n>Allegory of Charity</n> (c. 1655) by artist <n>Francisco de Zurbarán</n>.

Detail from <n>Roger Freeing Angelica</n> (1819) by <n>Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres</n>.