From the suite of the months: MarchÉtienne Delaune (c.1519–1583)
Ashmolean Museum, Oxford
Apollo killing the serpent Python with his arrowsÉtienne Delaune (c.1519–1583)
Ashmolean Museum, Oxford
Design for a jetton of Charles IX: A roundel enclosing two abundant cornucopiae over a sarcophagusÉtienne Delaune (c.1519–1583)
Ashmolean Museum, Oxford
Design for a seal: A roundel enclosing a shield emblazoned with three fleurs-de-lis, surmounted by a closed crown and supported by two AngelsÉtienne Delaune (c.1519–1583)
Ashmolean Museum, Oxford
Design for a medal: A roundel with a border of double outer lines and double inner lines enclosing a shield emblazoned with three fleur-de-lis, with the letters F and M, both surmounted with a crownÉtienne Delaune (c.1519–1583)
Ashmolean Museum, Oxford
A composition depicting John the Baptist addressing a group of peopleÉtienne Delaune (c.1519–1583)
Ashmolean Museum, Oxford
Design for a personal jetton: A roundel enclosing a bearded Triton at sea holding a fishing netÉtienne Delaune (c.1519–1583)