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Galileo, astonished by changes in the face of the earth, from "News of the Day", Honoré Daumier  French, Lithograph on newsprint; second state of two (Delteil)
Multiple artists/makers
February 21, 1867
Portrait of Galileo Galilei set within an elaborate cartouche, Francesco Villamena  Italian, Engraving
Francesco Villamena
Sitter Galileo Galilei
1623
Galileo and personifications of Astronomy, Perspective and Mathematics, frontispiece for 'Opere di Galileo Galilei', Stefano della Bella  Italian, Etching
Stefano della Bella
Author Galileo Galilei
1656
Galilée, Félix Bracquemond  French, Etching; first state of two
Multiple artists/makers
1862
Galileo Galilei, printer's sample for the World's Inventors souvenir album (A25) for Allen & Ginter Cigarettes, Allen & Ginter  American, Commercial color lithograph
Publisher Issued by Allen & Ginter
Sitter Galileo Galilei
1888
Galileo: You wouldn't be annoyed, my good Joshua, to stop the sun once again for the sake of my show, from 'News of the day,' published in "Le Charivari", Honoré Daumier  French, Lithograph and pen and brown ink on newsprint; third state of three, proof (Delteil)
Multiple artists/makers
February 22 ,1867
Galileo: You wouldn't be annoyed, my good Joshua, to stop the sun once again for the sake of my show, from 'News of the day,' published in Le Charivari, February 22, 1867, Honoré Daumier  French, Lithograph and pen and brown ink on newsprint; third state of three, proof (Delteil)
Multiple artists/makers
February 22 ,1867
Multiple artists/makers
1849
Multiple artists/makers
May 22, 1847

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