Agnus Dei, ca. 1635-40, oil on canvas, Francisco de Zurbarán |
(L) Philip IV, King of Spain, probably 1624, oil on canvas, Diego Rodríguez de Silva y Velázquez. (R) Margherita Gonzaga, Princess of Mantua, ca. 1606, oil on canvas, Frans Pourbus the Younger |
Wolf and Fox Hunt, ca. 1616, oil on canvas, Peter Paul Rubens and Workshop |
(L) The Calmady Children, 1823, oil on canvas, Sir Thomas Lawrence. (R) Don Gaspar de Guzmán, Count-Duke of Olivares, ca. 1636 or later, oil on canvas, Juan Bautista Martínez del Mazo |
(L) The Last Judgment, ca. 1436-38, oil on canvas, transferred from wood, Jan van Eyck. (R) The Adoration of the Magi, ca. 1475, oil and gold on oak, Heironymous Bosch |
Sunrise, ca. 1646-47, oil on canvas, Claude Lorrain (Claude Gellée) |
(L) Chimneypiece (cheminée) ca. 1665-70, limestone, after a design by Jean Le Pautre. (R) Venus Giving Arms to Aeneas, 1704, terracotta, Jean Cornu |
Louis XIV, 1681, bronze medallion, François Bertinet |
Louis XIV in Allegorical Armor, ca. 1648, bronze medal, Michael Molart |
Philippe, Due d'Anjou, 1655, bronze medal, French |
One can never have too much poetry and art: (L) Selected Poems of Ezra Pound and (R) The Secret Armoire: Corot's Figure Paintings and the World of Reading |
I got new editions of some old favorites: (L) Mitra-Varuna by Georges Dumézil and (R) The Myth of the Eternal Return by Mircea Eliade |
The real surprise was getting books by two of my favorite sword & sorcery and sci-fi artists: (L) Den Volume 1: Neverwhere by Richard Corben and (R) Inksplosion: 150 Ink Drawings by Mike Hoffman |