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Saint Carl Borromäus Giving Extreme Unction to the Plague-Stricken., Johann Daniel Herz the Elder German, Pen and brown ink and brush and gray ink — Saint Carl Borromäus Giving Extreme Unction to the Plague-Stricken.
Johann Daniel Herz the Elder
1700–1754

Isaac Blessing Jacob, Martin Gottfried Crophius German, Engraving — Isaac Blessing Jacob
Multiple artists/makers
18th century

The Annunciation to Saint Joseph, Carlo Innocenzo Carloni Italian, Etching; second state of two — The Annunciation to Saint Joseph
Carlo Innocenzo Carloni
Publisher Johann Daniel Herz the Elder
1725–75

Saint Charles giving communion to the plague-stricken, Carlo Innocenzo Carloni Italian, Etching; second state of two — Saint Charles giving communion to the plague-stricken
Carlo Innocenzo Carloni
Publisher Johann Daniel Herz the Elder
1725–75

Power, represented by a woman seated on clouds holding a crown and surrounded by putti, Carlo Innocenzo Carloni Italian, Etching; first state of two — Power, represented by a woman seated on clouds holding a crown and surrounded by putti
Carlo Innocenzo Carloni
Publisher Johann Daniel Herz the Elder
1725–75

Academic Study, seen from the back, Carlo Innocenzo Carloni Italian, Etching — Academic Study, seen from the back
Carlo Innocenzo Carloni
Publisher Johann Daniel Herz the Elder
1725–75

Wealth, represented by a woman seated on clouds and surrounded by putti, one of whom is pouring coins, Carlo Innocenzo Carloni Italian, Etching; first state of two — Wealth, represented by a woman seated on clouds and surrounded by putti, one of whom is pouring coins
Carlo Innocenzo Carloni
Publisher Johann Daniel Herz the Elder
1725–75

Putti holding flowers, Carlo Innocenzo Carloni Italian, Etching; first state of two — Putti holding flowers
Carlo Innocenzo Carloni
Publisher Johann Daniel Herz the Elder
1725–75

Gruendlich und vollkommene Anweisung zum Zeichnung

Johann Daniel Herz the Elder

1723

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