Location
Northern Netherlands
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Infernal scene with anvil and monstersAttributed to Jheronimus Boschc. 1480–c. 1525 -
The extraction of the stone of madnessUnknownc. 1500–c. 1550 -
Stones of madnessUnknownc. 1500–c. 1550 -
The extraction of the stone of madnessJheronimus Boschc. 1501–c. 1505 -
The stone operationNicolaes Weydtmans1585–1642 -
The forging of headsAfter print by Hendrick Goltzius (attributed to workshop of) · After drawing by Karel van Mander1590–1594 -
The tongue grindersAfter print by Hendrick Goltzius (attributed to workshop of) · After drawing by Karel van Mander · Text by Franco Estius1590–1594 -
The forging of headsJean Bollard (print maker) · After print by Hendrick Goltzius (attributed to workshop of) · After drawing by Karel van Mander1592–1689 -
The extraction of the stone of madnessUnknown1600–1699 -
Heyn PlompPossibly after David Vinckboons · Claes Jansz. Visscher II (printer)1601–1652 -
Master Blaeskake's stone operationAfter Maerten de Vos · Claes Jansz. Visscher II (printer)1605–1652 -
Altogether too stupidAdriaen Pietersz. van de Vennec. 1610–c. 1625 -
Come, men and women alike, and have the stone cut outJan Tiel (printer)after 1616 -
The nose grinderAdriaen Pietersz. van de Vennepossibly 1618 -
Head being held to the grindstoneAdriaen Pietersz. van de Venne1635 -
Tremendous bluntnessAdriaen Pietersz. van de Vennec. 1635 -
A man's head on a grindstonePieter van Laerc. 1635–c. 1642 -
The forging of headsAfter print by Hendrick Goltzius (attributed to workshop of) · After drawing by Karel van Mander1689 -
Bakery where heads are baked anewWillem van Bloemen (printer)1694–1711 -
Bakery where heads are baked anewWillem van Bloemen (printer)1694–1711 -
The forging of headsCarel Allard (attributed to) · After print by Hendrick Goltzius (attributed to workshop of) · After drawing by Karel van Mander1705 -
The stone of folly found in many heads, for believing in the windUnknown1720 -
Master Kaccadorus' stone operationClement, De Vri & Van Stegeren (printer)1816–1836