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| Fernando Gallego Ecce Homo ca. 1480-90 oil on panel (altarpiece fragment) University of Arizona Museum of Art, Tucson |
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| Rueland Frueauf the Elder The Crucifixion ca. 1490-91 oil on panel (altarpiece fragment) Belvedere Museum, Vienna |
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| Giovanni Agostino da Lodi The Way to Calvary ca. 1500 oil on panel Národní Galerie, Prague |
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| Albrecht Dürer Man of Sorrows and Drapery Study ca. 1511 drawing British Museum |
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| Giovanni di Pietro (Lo Spagna) Study for Dead Christ ca. 1515 drawing British Museum |
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| Battista Franco (il Semolei) The Deluge ca. 1540-50 etching and engraving Art Institute of Chicago |
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| Pietro Faccini Angel supporting dead Christ with mourning Virgin ca. 1580-1600 drawing British Museum |
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| Hans Ulrich Franck Scene of War ca. 1643-56 etching Graphische Sammlung, ETH Zürich |
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| Gaspare Diziani The Expulsion from Paradise ca. 1730 watercolor and ink on paper Morgan Library, New York |
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| workshop of Francesco Fontebasso Martyrdom of St Dorothy ca. 1750 drawing British Museum |
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| Giovanni Battista Cipriani Tityus chained to the Rock ca. 1779 drawing British Museum |
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| Simon Fokke Deathbed of an Ancient Ruler before 1784 etching Philadelphia Museum of Art |
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| Étienne-Barthélemy Garnier Hippolytus reacts with Horror to Phèdre's confession of Love 1793 oil on canvas Musée Ingres-Bourdelle, Montauban |
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| Gaetano Gandolfi The Entombment before 1802 drawing British Museum |
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| Felice Giani Assassination of Julius Caesar before 1823 drawing British Museum |
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| Mariano Fortuny Scene of Desecration in a Sacristy with Battling Figures ca. 1860 drawing British Museum |
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| Élie Delaunay Plague at Rome 1869 drawing (study for painting) British Museum |
from The Passion of Dido for Aeneas
The Queen with rage inflamed
Thus greets him, 'Thou dissembler, wouldst thou fly
Out of my arms by stealth perfidiously?
Could not the hand I plighted, nor the love,
Nor thee the fate of dying Dido move?
And in the depth of winter, in the night,
Dark as thy black designs to take thy flight,
To plow the raging seas to coasts unknown,
The kingdom thou pretend'st to not thine own;
Were Troy restored, thou shouldst mistrust a wind
False as thy vows, and as thy heart unkind.
Fly'st thou from me? By these dear drops of brine
I thee adjure, by that right hand of thine,
By our espousals, by our marriage bed,
If all my kindness aught have merited;
If ever I stood fair in thy esteem,
From ruin me and my lost house redeem.'
– Sir John Denham (1642)