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Veelderhande cierlijcke Compartementen profitelijck voor Schilders goutsmeden beeltsnijders ende ander constenaren., Jacob Floris the Elder Flemish, Engraving
Veelderhande cierlijcke Compartementen profitelijck voor Schilders goutsmeden beeltsnijders ende ander constenaren.
Jacob Floris the Elder
Engraver Herman Müller
Publisher Hans Liefrinck
1564
Compertimentorum Quod vocant Multiplex genus Lepidissimis Historiolis Poetarumque Fabellis Ornatum
Engraver Engraved by Pieter van der Heyden
Jacob Floris the Elder
Publisher Published by Hieronymus Cock
1566
Compartimentorum Quod vocant Multiplex Genus Lepidissimis Historiolis Poetarumque Fabellis Ornatum
Engraver Pieter van der Heyden
Jacob Floris the Elder
Publisher Published by Hieronymus Cock
1567
Compertimenta pictoriis Flosculis Manubissq. Bellicis varie gata
Jacob Floris the Elder
Engraver Engraved by Pieter van der Heyden
Publisher Published by Hieronymus Cock
1567
Elijah's Ascension in a Chariot of Fire, from the series The Story of Elijah and Elisha (2 Kings 2.11)
Peeter van der Borcht
Attributed to Jacob Floris the Elder
Publisher Published by Gerard de Jode
late 16th century
Elijah's Ascension in a Chariot of Fire, from the series The Story of Elijah and Elisha (2 Kings 2.11)
Peeter van der Borcht
Attributed to Jacob Floris the Elder
Publisher Published by Gerard de Jode
Elisha Healing the Water, from the series The Story of Elijah and Elisha (2 Kings 2.15-16; 21)
Peeter van der Borcht
Attributed to Jacob Floris the Elder
Publisher Published by Gerard de Jode
Forty-two children mocking Elisha being torn apart by bears, from the series The Story of Elijah and Elisha (2 Kings 2.24)
Peeter van der Borcht
Attributed to Jacob Floris the Elder
Publisher Published by Gerard de Jode
Elisha takes his mantle and divides the water of Jordan, from the series The Story of Elijah and Elisha (2 Kings 2.8)
Peeter van der Borcht
Attributed to Jacob Floris the Elder
Publisher Published by Gerard de Jode

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