Two girls walk forward arm in arm and look out at the viewer. The figure on the right wears a dress decorated with pink flowers. The figure on the left wears a dress accented with blue.

Deux filles (Two Girls)

Marie Laurencin

Undated

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Scene of King George III (whose face is hidden behind a column) kicking the bottom of a lord, pulling his hair, and raising his scepter as if to fell a blow. Other lords have tumbled into a pile trying to escape the king's violent response to their proposal of a bill of Catholic emancipation, which sought to remove legal tests and other restrictions on Catholics imposed since the reign of Henry VIII.
A vast landscape with Chatsworth House and its park in the middle ground. Various horses in the foreground.
The silhouette of a figure stands on the left. His right arm is lifted up and outwards. A city scape with a crowd of people in movement makes up the background. This image mimics the statue of Jacob of Artevelde and the square in Vrijdagmarkt in Ghent.
Saftleven was a painter. He is seen here in portrait from the waist up. His left arm rests on an animal-like creature as he looks out at the viewer. He has wavy hair and wears a wide, frilled collar. This image is from the Martinus vanden Enden edition of the Iconography that was printed during van Dyck's lifetime.