<n>Orpheus</n> (c. 1615) by <n>Gerrit van Honthorst</n>, featured in the <n>L'incanto di Orfeo</n> exhibition.

<n>Jacob Jordaens</n>'s painting <n>Jupiter and Mercury with Io, Juno and Argus</n>, c. 1620.

<n>Sappho</n> (1913), a painting by Swedish artist <n>Julius Kronberg</n>.

Detail from '<n>Trompe l'oeil with studio wall and vanitas still life</n>' (1668) by <n>Cornelis Norbertus Gijsbrechts</n>.

<n>The Mermaid's Rock</n> by artist <n>Edward Matthew Hale</n>.

The <n>Wool Lapel Robe Coat</n> from <n>SHYSHYWORK</n>'s Autumn 2023 <n>Gentle woman</n> collection.

A detail from <n>John William Waterhouse</n>'s 1903 painting, <n>Echo and Narcissus</n>.

<n>Automedon with the Horses of Achilles</n> (1868) by <n>Henri Regnault</n>.

A detail from <n>The Tiger Hunt</n> (c. 1616), an oil painting by <n>Peter Paul Rubens</n>.

<n>Fear of God</n> Fall/Winter 2024 “American Symphony” collection. Photo by <n>Luis Alberto Rodriguez</n>.

<n>The Tiger Hunt</n>, a <n>Baroque</n> painting by <n>Peter Paul Rubens</n>, c. 1616.

A detail from <n>The Four Continents</n> (c. 1615) by <n>Peter Paul Rubens</n>.

An <n>Orientalist</n> painting, <n>The Inspection</n> (1883), by artist <n>Ludwig Deutsch</n>.

'<n>Psyche Weeping</n>' (2009), an illustration by artist <n>Kinuko Y. Craft</n>.

Detail from <n>A Lady in Her Bath</n> (c. 1571) by the <n>School of Fontainebleau</n>.

<n>Judith</n> (1892) by French artist <n>Jules Joseph Lefebvre</n>.

<n>Circe</n> (1911) by artist <n>Beatrice Offor</n>.

The alchemical illustration <n>Green lion consuming the sun</n> from the 1550 manuscript <n>Rosarium philosophorum</n>.

<n>The Mermaid</n> (1910) by artist <n>Howard Pyle</n>.

Model <n>Alina Aliyeva</n> photographed by <n>Ekaterina Ponedelkova</n>.

A detail from <n>Incostanza. An Allegory of Fickleness</n> by artist <n>Abraham I Janssens</n>.

<n>Una and the Lion</n> (1880), an oil painting by <n>Briton Rivière</n>.

<n>Ceres (Summer)</n>, c. 1717/1718, by French <n>Rococo</n> artist <n>Jean-Antoine Watteau</n>.

Detail from <n>Eros</n> (1905) by Swedish artist <n>Julius Kronberg</n>.

<n>The Abduction of Ganymede</n> (1782) by French artist <n>Bénigne Gagneraux</n>.

<n>Symbolist</n> painting "<n>Diana and Endymion</n>" (1883) by <n>Walter Crane</n>.

Detail of <n>Bacchus and Ariadne</n> by the artist <n>Domenico Fiasella</n>.

<n>Bacchante with an Ape</n> (1627) by Dutch artist <n>Hendrick ter Brugghen</n>.