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Death of Clodobert
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Death of Clodobert

Death of Clodobert, the young son of King Chilperic I and Queen Fredegund. Clodobert and his brother Dagobert died of dysentery in 580, depriving Chilperic of suitable heirs. Chilperic and Fredegund are depicted praying as their...
Assassination of Sigebert I
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Assassination of Sigebert I

The assassination of King Sigebert I of Austrasia in 575, probably on the orders of Queen Fredegund of Nuestria. Illustration from the Grandes Chroniques de France, FR 2813 fol. 33v, c. 1375-1380. Bibliothèque nationale...
Death of Chilperic
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Death of Chilperic

Death of King Chilperic I (l. c. 539-584), by Évariste Vital Luminais, 1885. Hôtel de ville, Lyon.
Return from Szigetvár
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Return from Szigetvár

Return of the Turkish army from Szigetvár, feigning that Suleiman I is still alive, double miniature, Hazine 1339, 104a, 16th century. Topkapı Palace, Istanbul Scanned by Szilas from Török miniatúrák by Géza Fehér, Corvina...
Suleiman Is Being Entertained in the Great Palace
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Suleiman Is Being Entertained in the Great Palace

Circumcision festival of Bayezid and Cihangir, illustration from the Süleymanname, F.412a, 1558. National Gallery of Art, Washington DC.
Aurora Taking Leave of Tithonus
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Aurora Taking Leave of Tithonus

Aurora Taking Leave of Tithonus, oil on canvas by Francesco Solimena, 1704. J. Paul Getty Museum, California.
The Gates of Dawn
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The Gates of Dawn

The Gates of Dawn, oil on canvas, by Herbert James Draper. 1900. Draper's Hall, London.
Cephalus and Aurora
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Cephalus and Aurora

Cephalus and Aurora, oil on canvas by Nicolas Poussin, 1627. National Gallery, London.
Cephalus and Aurora by John Flaxman
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Cephalus and Aurora by John Flaxman

Cephalus and Aurora by John Flaxman, 1789-90. Lady Lever Art Gallery, Cheshire.
Eos in Her Four-horse Chariot
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Eos in Her Four-horse Chariot

Eos in her four-horse chariot, detail of terracotta red-figure lekanis vase attributed to the Stuttgart group, from Canosa, late 300s BCE. Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.
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