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Christian II, King of Denmark, Jan Gossart (called Mabuse) Netherlandish, Engraving; first state of two — Christian II, King of Denmark
After Jan Gossart (called Mabuse)
Jacob Binck
1529

Judgment of Paris (copy), Barthel Beham German, Engraving — Judgment of Paris (copy)
After Barthel Beham
? Jacob Binck
16th century

Venus and Cupid, Jacob Binck German, Engraving — Venus and Cupid
Jacob Binck

Vatican Tournament, from "Speculum Romanae Magnificentiae", Master HCB, Etching — Vatican Tournament, from "Speculum Romanae Magnificentiae"
Multiple artists/makers
1565

Vertical Panel with a Half-Length Female with Leaves as Arms, Jacob Binck German, Engraving — Vertical Panel with a Half-Length Female with Leaves as Arms
Jacob Binck
1520–61

Horizontal Panel with a Half-Length Man and Woman Facing a Vase at Center, Jacob Binck German, Engraving — Horizontal Panel with a Half-Length Man and Woman Facing a Vase at Center
Jacob Binck
1520–61

Dagger Sheath with Venus and Cupid, and a Candelabrum Supported by Cupid Below, Jacob Binck German, Engraving — Dagger Sheath with Venus and Cupid, and a Candelabrum Supported by Cupid Below
Jacob Binck
1520–61

Vertical Panel with Cupid Holding the End of a Plant Sprouting Tendrils, Jacob Binck German, Engraving — Vertical Panel with Cupid Holding the End of a Plant Sprouting Tendrils
Jacob Binck
1521

Copy of a Panel with Two Dolphins Facing a Vessel at Center, Jacob Binck German, Engraving — Copy of a Panel with Two Dolphins Facing a Vessel at Center
after Jacob Binck
after 1520

Copy of a Horizontal Panel with Tendrils Growing Outwards from a Vessel at Center, Jacob Binck German, Engraving — Copy of a Horizontal Panel with Tendrils Growing Outwards from a Vessel at Center
After Jacob Binck
after 1521

Virgin and Child Seated by a Tree (copy), Albrecht Dürer German, Engraving — Virgin and Child Seated by a Tree (copy)
After Albrecht Dürer
Possibly engraved by Allaert Claesz.
Possibly engraved by Jacob Binck
after 1513

Hercules, wearing a lion skin, raising his club to kill the the three-headed dog Cerberus, from a series of six engravings of Herculean subjects

Possibly by Jacob Binck

After Giovanni Jacopo Caraglio

After Rosso Fiorentino

ca. 1520–39

Hercules Killing the Centaur Nessus, from a series of six plates displaying Herculean subjects

Possibly by Jacob Binck

After Giovanni Jacopo Caraglio

After Rosso Fiorentino

1520–39

Hercules fighting the centaurs, two of which shoot arrows at him (copy), from a series of six plates displaying Herculean subjects

Possibly by Jacob Binck

After Giovanni Jacopo Caraglio

After Rosso Fiorentino

ca. 1520–39

Hercules defeating the river god Acheolus in the form of a bull, with three women to his left holding cornucopias, from a series of six engravings of Herculean Subjects (copy in same direction)

Possibly by Jacob Binck

After Giovanni Jacopo Caraglio

After Rosso Fiorentino

1520–39

Hercules fighting Cacus, who holds the tail of a bull (copy), from a series of six plates displaying Herculean Subjects

Possibly by Jacob Binck

After Giovanni Jacopo Caraglio

After Rosso Fiorentino

1520–39

Hercules, on the left and seen from behind, killing the Hydra of Lerna, aided by his nephew Iolaus, on the right (copy), from a series of six plates displaying Herculean subjects

Possibly by Jacob Binck

After Giovanni Jacopo Caraglio

After Rosso Fiorentino

ca. 1520–39

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