Mudarra and His Horsemen Convert to Christianity and Are Baptized

A Man on Horseback, His Horse Drinking from a Fountain

A Horseman with a Baton, behind Him Horsemen Exhanging Pistol Shots

Small Study of a Head in Oriental Headdress

Two Horse, the One at the Left More Shaded

Louis VI, called Louis the Fat

Two Eagles, the One at the Left Devouring Its Prey

Dedication Page to Antonio Le Charon, with Coat of Arms

Poland

An Allegory in Honor of the Arrival of Cardinal Franciotti as Bishop of Lucca

Rest on the Flight into Egypt

Ruy Velazquez Again Wounds Gonzalo Gomez, Who, in Turn, Strikes the Prince, Calling the Infantes and Knights to Arms

A Standing Prophet Facing Right, His Hands Raised in Astonishment, with Two Angels