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Historical Archive: People other than rulers, ecclesiastics, saints, and personifications about 1500 to present woman: Memento Mori bead poss. from a rosary, ivory, c.1500 France or Flanders, PMA 2007-133-1. This object has its own page. hunters: St. Giles and the deer, oil on panel c.1500, LNGA, which has its own page with companion panel Lady and the Unicorn, wool/silk tapestry, c.1500, Cluny. For more panels and details see Cluny. people of Athens: St. Paul preaching in Athens, 16th c. Majolica platter (coppa amatoria), Urbino workshop, Arezzo MS 14750 companions: Rape of Europa; Ganymede, 16th c. Majolica platter (coppa amatoria), shop of Girolamo di Lanfranco dalle Gabicce, Arezzo MS 14591 16th c. mount for Roman or 15th c. intaglio of Antoninus Pius: standing youth, gold, CdM Chab. 2093. For gem obverse see CdM. servant, guards: Albrecht Altdorfer 1509-18, Pilate washing his hands, from altarpiece of St. Sebastian, Abbey of St. Florian. For details see Austria. woman shamed for infidelity, faience, Deruta 1510 (Giovanni Maria Vasaro?), Louvre OA 9205 shepherds: Annunciation and Nativity triptych, enamel, frame gilt copper on wood with traces polychrome and gilding, early 16th c. Limoges, Master of the Large Foreheads, PMA 1930-1-62. For detail see PMA. guards: Triptych of St. Stanislaus the Bishop from church in Pławno, painted and gilt limewood, Krakow c.1510-20, MNW Śr. 18. This work has its own page. memorial brass of Jane Agmondeshan 1519, Ewell Spinning/reading, wool/silk tapestry, c.1520, Cluny Cl. 2182. For scale and details see Cluny. Good Thief from a Crucifixion, walnut, School of Kalkar (Germany) c.1520, UMMA 1976/1.233. This work has its own page. musicians: Shahnama of Shah Tahmasp, Iran, mid 1520s-30s, Met 1970.301. This manuscript has its own page with more courtiers. guards mocking Jesus: Meerbeck carver, Passion c.1525-30, North Paradise, Cathedral, Hildesheim, which has its own pages honorable Roman: Lucretia, stained glass, circle of Master of the "Kanis Triptych", Netherlandish c.1530, CMA 1951.335. For detail see CMA. Passion scenes, poss. Arnt van Tricht, oak predella fr. Kalkar c.1530-40, Schn A859. For full work see Schn. honorable Roman: Lucretia, Majolica platter (coppa amatoria) c.1540, Casteldurante workshop, Arezzo MS Jean de Court (Vigier), enamel, Baking Bread: Labor for December, 1540-60, UMMA 1977/1.168 Nicolas de Bonont and his wife and 15 children with Crucifixion, 1547, in St. Séverin, Paris, which has its own page. Galiot de Genouillac as St Paul: Léonard Limosin (attrib.), enamel on copper from Feuillantines convent (Paris), repeating Chartres composition, mid 16th c. Limoges, Louvre MR XIII suppl 210 virgins: Hermann tom Ring, Last Judgement/Triumph of Death 1550-52, oil/panel, Utrecht ABM s40. For full work see Utrecht. portrait of François de Scepeaux, François Clouet, oil on wood, 1566, IMA 2004.158. For view with frame see IMA. Jews, Egyptian soldiers: Crossing the Red Sea, enamel/copper, Jean de Court 1575-85, SF 48.2. For details see SF. memorial brass of Dorothy Taylare/Taylard, d.1577, and children, Ewell youths: Vincenzo Possanti, 1584 bronze chandelier "of Galileo", Pisa cathedral, which has its own pages with full work Kaspar von Dechau, d. 1588, sandstone, HildMus G28. For oblique view see Hildesheim funerary monuments. followers of John: John the Baptist triptych, enamel/copper, Martin Didier Pape late 16th c., SF 1952.32a-c, which has its own page with executioner hunter: Hunting horn assoc. Henry IV of Navarre/France, ivory, France late 16th-early 17th c., Belgrade MAA 541. For other views see Belgrade MAA. grave stone of Frau von Meltzing d. Sept. 14, 1599, Kloster Wienhausen/parish church, which has its own page with full work onlookers: Circumcision, 17th-c. marble relief in St. Séverin, Paris, which has its own page. 17th c. added companions of St. Ursula, Nef of St. Ursula, gold/silver gilt/copper/enamel, which has its own page companion to saint: Stigmatization of St. Francis, tapestry, c.1600-50, Ypres, which has its own page Welcome glass (Humpen) of Thomas v. Sanitz zu Brausfelde Erbesessin, enameled glass, Germany 1616, CMA 1948.233 soldiers: Battle of the Milvian Bridge, Andrea Camassei (1602/49), Lateran Baptistery narthex, Rome, which has its own interior page. 3-year-old, ex-voto from chapel of Notre-Dame d’Assistance, oil on canvas, dated 1648, Lille Hospice Comtesse D 62.1. For more 17th-c. children, see l’Hospice Comtesse. woman: infant Hercules attacked by snake, ivory c.1660, Master of the Martyrdom of Saint Sebastian, SF 52.6.4. For other views see SF. elders: Joan van Noort/Jan van Noordt, Susanna and the Elders c.1660, Utrecht RMCC s75, loan from Instituut Collectie Nederland, Amsterdam, NK 1700 elders: Susanna and the Elders, Joan van Noort c. 1670, SF 2007.22 African? man and woman: covered cup with allegory of Africa, zebu horn, circle of Georg Pfründt c.1680, KGM K 3429, which has its own page hunter: Engraved musket powder horn, cow, ox, or buffalo horn, 18th c. US, UMMA 2007/1.101. This work has its own page. shepherd and snails, faience tile, Lille first half 18th c.: Lille Hospice Comtesse, which has its own page with architectural context. For men and women shepherds see Lille Tiles. hunter, gold glass tumbler, Bohemia c.1730, CMA 1946.458 shepherdess and shepherd: coffee pot, silver gilt and niello with ebony? Moscow 1777, MAAB. For another view see MAAB schoolboys: Death of St. Cassian, ceramic 1784, Imola captives: composite with Roman cameos, Luigi Valadier 1785, Louvre MR 46, which has its own page enslaved man: Anti-slavery medallion, William Hackwood (Wedgwood) 1787 England: stoneware, steel, ivory. AIC 1912.326 Robinson Crusoe in Attire, J.F. Binder (?), Robinson Crusoe in Serbian, Buda 1799, Belgrade MAA 4246. For full opening see Belgrade MAA. peddler robbed by monkeys, enameled glass Peddler Goblet, Murano 19th c., CMA 1953.364. For other sides see CMA. billiards players, porcelain, central Europe early 19th c., Belgrade MAA 1230. For other views see Belgrade MAA. guards: Resurrection of Christ, tin-glazed earthenware, Utrecht or Rotterdam 1800-50, PMA 1992-6-2a--l. For full work see PMA. honorable Romans: clock in the form of The Oath of the Horatii (aft. Jacques- Louis David), bronze gilt and marble, clockwork: Le Roy, early 19th c., Musée Carnavalet Paris Baron Paul Pérignon, Thomas Couture c.1850, oil on canvas, UMMA 1965/2.66 Portrait of a Lady, prob. Anne Simms Reeve, Frederick Sandys 1860, oil on panel, UMMA 1987/1.158. For detail see UMMA. Emile Bernard (1868-1941), Corner cabinet with Breton scenes 1891-92, wood with polychrome, IMA 2010.38. For other views see IMA. butterfly woman grille, cast bronze, René Lalique 1899-1900, KGM 1901.111. For other views see Berlin. soldiers: Ludwig Gies, Dance of Death 1917, bronze, SMBMünz 18209057 Mrs. Bernagozzi, Amleto Montevecchi 1920, aquarelle, Imola 301 Maurice Marinot, vase in the shape of a head, blown and acid etched glass, French c.1928, CMA 1929.114. Art object copyright: artist/heirs. Stephen Decatur, Jr., and Thomas MacDonough, United States stamp: Navy issue, USS Saratoga, 1936-37, p.c. For ship detail see Private Collections. Émile Mâle memorial, 1965. For more views see Chartres. Simon Shiroka reliefs, National Library of Kosovo, Pristina, Andrija Mutnjaković 1974-86, which has its own page Conrad Atkinson, NEAnderthal, mixed media 1989, UMMA 2004/2.106. Art object copyright: artist/heirs.