die (fünf) Sinne - AA - weibliche Figur

preferred label

de die (fünf) Sinne - AA - weibliche Figur
en the (five) senses - AA - female human figure

has exact match

31AA3

is in scheme

Iconclass

E22 Human-Made Object

Allegory of The Five Senses, Adam van Noort (Design), Adriaen Collaert (printmaker/publisher), 1570 -1618, engraving, 22 x 27,1 cm, Inv.:-Nr.: F,1.95, British Museum (London)

E22 Human-Made Object

Auditus (Hearing), Series: Five senses, Unknown artist, 1580, engraving, 10,4 x 12,7 cm (sheet), Registration Number: 1996,1103.3, British Museum (London)

E22 Human-Made Object

Odoratus (Smell), Series Title: The Five Senses [Holl. 231-235], Cornelis Cort (Artist), Frans Floris I (Artist after), Frans Floris I (artist after), 1561, engraving, 20,5 x 26,9 cm (sheet), Accession Number: 1975.70.3, National Gallery of Art (Washington)

E22 Human-Made Object

Taste (Series: The Five Senses), Abraham Bosse (Artist), Melchior Tavernier (Publisher), 1635 – 1638, etching, 26,3 × 33,1 cm (sheet), Accession Number: 26.49.25, Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York)

E22 Human-Made Object

Taste from The Five Senses, Cornelis Cort (Netherlandish, Hoorn ca. 1533–1578 Rome), after Frans Floris I (Netherlandish, Antwerp 1519/20–1570 Antwerp), 1561, Engraving

E22 Human-Made Object

Touch (Series: The Five Senses), Abraham Bosse (Inventor), Melchior Tavernier (Publisher), 1635 - 1638, Etching, 26,8 × 33,8 cm, Metropolitan Museum of Arts (New York)

E22 Human-Made Object

Visus (Sight), Series Title: The Five Senses [Holl. 231-235], Cornelis Cort (Artist), Frans Floris I (Artist after), Frans Floris I (artist after), 1561, engraving, 20,5 x 26,9 cm (sheet), Accession Number: 1975.70.5, National Gallery of Art (Washington)

E22 Human-Made Object

Bildnis einer Frau als Personifikation des Gefühls

E22 Human-Made Object

Bildnis zweier Frauen im Manteau und Fontange

E22 Human-Made Object

Gusto

E22 Human-Made Object

Odorato

E22 Human-Made Object

Toccare

E22 Human-Made Object

Udito

E22 Human-Made Object

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