Techniques and Reception of Prints in Central and Eastern Europe (15th–18th c.)
Iconographies
(Classification of iconographic subjects, primarily relying on ICONCLASS)
[Ico1295] Literature
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Expert view
Literature
Literary characters
and objects
Fables
Specific works of
literature
Tales and fairy
tales
Names of literary
characters
Names of fictional
animals, plants,
objects, etc.
Fables of Aesop
(scenes from)
specific works of
literature (with
AUTHOR, Title)
Melusine
Male literary
characters (with
NAME)
Female literary
characters
Fable of the goat
and the vine
Caesar, Commentarii
de Bello Gallico
Caesar, Commentarii
de Bello Civili
Neidelhart meeting
Theuerdank
Paedaretus
(Plutarch, Moralia
231B)
Geoffrey Big Tooth
William Tell
Aesop
Marcolf
Bohemian Amazons
John VIII aka Pope
Joan aka Agnes
Printer's device of
Melchior Nering (two
goats and the vine)
Caesar's
fortifications
surrounding Alesia
Caesar's battle with
the Helvetii
Leaders of the
Gallic tribes in
Caesar's Gallic War
Alesia (the Celtic
oppidum conquered by
Julius Caesar during
the Gallic Wars)
Ambiorix's Ambush on
Sabinus and Cotta
Avaricum
Battle of Vosges (58
BC)
Battle of the Arar
(85 BC)
Caesar's Rhine
bridge
Caesar's camp at
Geneva
Massilia (Massalia;
Gallia Narbonensis)
Siege of Quintus
Cicero’s Winter
Quarters
Uxellodunum
Battle of
Dyrrhachium (10 July
48 BC)
Battle of Ilerda
(June-Autust 49 BC)
Battle of Nicopolis
(48 BC)
Battle of Ruspina (4
January 46 BC)
Siege of Brundisium
(49 BC)
Shooting an apple
off one's child's
head
Valasca
Lilia et taleae
Palisade surrounding
Alesia
Rampart surrounding
Alesia
Battle of Bibracte
(58 BC)
Ariovistus
