Artist: T: ANTONIO TEMPESTA

Iulius Caesar Veneris beneficio in Cometam mutatur (The Murder of Julius Caesar), pl.150 from the series Ovid*s Metamorphoses, 17th century
Epidoro a Romanis Aesculapius ad urbis discutiendam sollicitatur (Aesculapius Speaking to the Romans), pl.148 from the series Ovid*s Metamorphoses, 17th century
Aesculapius in anguem conversus Romam advehitur (Aesculapius as a Serpent, Among the Romans), pl.149 from the series Ovid*s Metamorphoses, 17th century
Cippus regnum in Romanos detestans exilium eligit (Cipus with His Horns), pl.147 from the series Ovid*s Metamorphoses, 17th century
Hersilia Romuli coniunx in Oram deam a Iunone constituitur (Hersilia Taken to the Heavens), pl.145 from the series Ovid*s Metamorphoses, 17th century
Hyppolitum Dianae impulsu ad vitam revocat Aesculapius et Virbius vocatur (Hippolytus Saved From Death), pl.146 from the series Ovid*s Metamorphoses, 17th century
Iphidis suspendium animadvertens Anaxerete in lapidem mutatur (Anaxerete Seeing the Dead Iphis), pl.143 from the series Ovid*s Metamorphoses, 17th century
Romulus Martis intercessione deitate a Iove donatur (The Immortalization of Romulus), pl.144 from the series Ovid*s Metamorphoses, 17th century
Aeneas Humitio flumine ablutus in Indigitem (The Immortalization of Aeneas), pl.141 from the series Ovid*s Metamorphoses, 17th century
Vertumnus anili forma Pomonae sui amorem persuadet (Pomona and Vertumnus), pl.142 from the series Ovid*s Metamorphoses, 17th century
Apulus pastor in oleastrum transit (The Apulian Shepherd Changed into an Olive Tree), pl.139 from the series Ovid*s Metamorphoses, 17th century
Berecynthia Aeneae classem in Nymphas transformat (The Trojan Ships Changed into Nymphs), pl.140 from the series Ovid*s Metamorphoses, 17th century
Comites Diomedis indignatione Veneris in aves Diomedeas (Acmon and his Friends Changed into Birds), pl.138 from the series Ovid*s Metamorphoses, 17th century
Circes concubitum detestatur Picus (Circe Changing Picus to a Bird), pl.136 from the series Ovid*s Metamorphoses, 17th century
Uxor Pici nomine Canens in auram mutatur (Canens Searching for Picus), pl.137 from the series Ovid*s Metamorphoses, 17th century
Ulyssis socios devorat Polyphemus (Polyphemus Eating Ulysses" Men, as Achaemides Watches), pl.134 from the series Ovid*s Metamorphoses, 17th century
Ulyssis socij a Circe porcos (Circe Changing Ulysses" Men to Swine), pl.135 from the series Ovid*s Metamorphoses, 17th century
Cercopes bonorum insidiatores in simias Iupiter transformat (Jupiter Changing the Cercopians into Monkeys), pl.132 from the series Ovid*s Metamorphoses, 17th century
Apollo Sybillae Cumanae mille annorum aetatem indulget (Apollo Granting the Cumaean Sybil"s Wish), pl.133 from the series Ovid*s Metamorphoses, 17th century
Scylla Circes veneficis in monstrem marinum (Scylla Changed by Circe"s Spell), pl.131 from the series Ovid*s Metamorphoses, 17th century
Acidem scopulo obruit Polyphemus (Acis Killed by Polyphemus), pl.129 from the series Ovid*s Metamorphoses, 17th century
Deus marinus effectus Glaucus Scyllae nuptias ambit (Scylla and Glaucus), pl.130 from the series Ovid*s Metamorphoses, 17th century
Maeonides Pyrenei vim effugientes in aves (Anius"s Daughters Changing into Birds), pl.127 from the series Ovid*s Metamorphoses, 17th century
Acidis, Galateaeque furtivi concubitus (Galatea and Acis Embracing, While Polyphemus Sings for Galatea), pl.128 from the series Ovid*s Metamorphoses, 17th century
Aurora a Iovi Memnoni, mortis honorem petit (Aurora Asking Jupiter to Honor Memnon), pl.125 from the series Ovid*s Metamorphoses, 17th century
Aeneae in parentem pietas (Aeneas and Anchises), pl.126 from the series Ovid*s Metamorphoses, 17th century
Hecuba trucidatum a Polymnestore Polydorum reperit (Hecuba discovering Polydorus" Body), pl.123 from the series Ovid*s Metamorphoses, 17th century
Hecuba Polymnestori oculos eruit (Hecuba and the Trojan Women Murdering Polymestor), pl.124 from the series Ovid*s Metamorphoses, 17th century
Polymnestor avaritia inductus Polydorum trucidat (Plymestor Murdering Polydorus), pl.121 from the series Ovid*s Metamorphoses, 17th century
Polyxena manibus Achillis immolatur (The Sacrifice of Polyxena), pl.122 from the series Ovid*s Metamorphoses, 17th century

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