Venus, Bacchus en Ceres met stervelingen in een minnetuin
Venus, Bacchus and Ceres in the Garden of Love
Venus Punishing Psyche with a Task (?)
Ceres, Bacchus en Amor title
French: L' Abondance. Grisaille Cerestitle
Cerere cerca Proserpina rapita
Cerere cerca Proserpina rapita
Venice, Hercules, and Ceres
Venice, Hercules, and Ceres (detail)
Allegory of Emperor Rudolf II
Deutsch: Allegorie auf Kaiser Rudolf II
Venus, Cupid and Ceres
Venus, Cupid and Ceres
Venus, Cupid and Ceres
Ceres and Stellio
Ceres at Hecuba's home
Ceres at Hecuba's home
The Mocking of Ceres
Apollo and Minerva leaving the Muses for Venus, Ceres and Bacchus
Venus frigida
Venus Frigida
17th-century paintings of Bacchus (Dionysos)
German: Ceres mit zwei Nymphentitle
Ceres with two Nymphs
Ceres and Two Nymphstitle
Portrait of Amalia van Solms and Charlotte de la Trémouille as Ceres and Diana
Bacchus, Venus and Ceres under a grapevine in a pastoral landscape with putti, nymphs and satyrs
Without Ceres or Bacchus, Venus would freeze ('Sine Cerere et Baccho Friget Venus').
Without Ceres or Bacchus, Venus would freeze ('Sine Cerere et Baccho Friget Venus').
Mocking of Ceres by Stellio (Metamorphosis V:446-461)
French: Cérès, déesse des moissonstitle
The goddess Ceres laughed at by the little boy Stellio
Ceres, allegory of summer
Ceres Overseeing the Harvest
Offering to Ceres, Goddess of Harvest
Ceres
The Goddess Ceres and the Symbols of Fertility
The goddess Ceres as an allegory of abundance
Portraits as Ceres
« Portrait de Mademoiselle de Blois, Marie-Anne de Blois, princesse de Conti en déesse Cérès (1666-1739) »
Portrait of a lady, full-length, as Ceres
Double Portrait of a girl and a girl as Cupid and Ceres next to a Stil life of fruits and flowers
Ceres, Venus and Bacchus
Venus, Bacchus and Ceres feasting in a wooded glade
Bacchus, Venus and Ceres, an allegory of Autumn
Sine Cerere et Baccho friget Venus
Venus Frigida
A Bacchanal With Ceres, Bacchus And Venus
Ceres
Portrait of Three Children as Ceres, Ganymede and Diana
17th-century paintings of Ceres (Demeter)
Latin: Sine Cerere et Baccho friget Venustitle
Bacchus and Ceres
Tribute to Ceres
Tribute to Ceres
Tribute to Ceres
Ceres Turns a Boy into a Lizard
Ceres Pleads with Jupiter
Arethusa Tells Ceres of Proserpine's Fate
