An lithograph detail of the Hilton of Cadboll Stone. A pictish symbol stone as well as a cross-slab, 1856

A 15th century illustration of a Pict by Hugo de Groot based upon the Germania of Tacitus, written in the 1st century AD.
The descriptor accompanying the art tells: "where in the opportunity and customs of the Germans, described by Tacitus, accurately stated, and be clarified with print images besides H. Grotius treatise on the antiquity of the Batavian republyk"

The "Grove of Fetters" of the Germanic Semnoni.
Inspired by the account from Tacitus' first century AD work Germania. Art by Emil Doepler.

Freyja in the dwarfs' cave. Illustration by Louis Huard

Once again the buzzing fly came in at the window (1901) by Arthur Rackham.

As described in Skáldskaparmál (second part of the Prose Edda), Loki, in the shape of a fly, disturbs the dwarf Brokkr who is working the bellows while his brother Eitri is making the hammer Mjölnir.

Oskorei, or the Wild Hunt
by Franz Stuck, 1889

Ymir suckles at the udder of Auðumbla, who licks Búri, the father of the Norse gods, from the ice.
Art By Nicolai Abraham Abildgaard, 1790

Witches' Sabbath in Paris
(French postcards, c. 1910)

A fox in the Black Forest, Germany

Had no idea this site existed. Very detailed and well-preserved.

Neolithic man.
From Hutchinson's History of the Nations, published 1915.

October (The Pumpkins)
By Carl Larsson

The Pleiades (7 sisters)
by Elihu Vedder, 1885.

In a Rose Garden
by Lawrence Alma-Tadema, 1890

Salus (Greek: Hygieia).
First half of 2nd century A.D.
Salus (Greek: Hygieia) is the daughter of Asclepius, the god of healing and medicine; her name in both Greek and Latin translates as health.

Venus visits Vulcan
By Sigismund Goetze, 1909.

Pan and Nymphs (ivory)
By Ignaz Elhafen, 1690

Cronus Carrying off Two Infants
By Lazar Widmann, 1742

The Education of Achilles
By James E. Clark Bequest, 1825