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Images about Rejuvenation

12 images from works
  • Crowds of old and infirm people arrive at the fountain of youth to drink the special water; to the left are a group of youthful people dancing and singing, rejuvenated by the spring. Engraving by Boilard, ca. 1720.
  • Medea draining the blood of Aeson in order to rejuvenate him with her special brew. Engraving.
  • Aeson is rejuvenated by having his blood replaced by magic juices in a boiling vat; representing the process of self-destruction in order to attain the elixir of life. Watercolour painting by E.A. Ibbs after Salomon Trismosin.
  • The fountain of youth. Woodcut by H. Beham, ca. 1536.
  • Old men and women activating and going through a rejuvenating machine. Engraving, 17--.
  • The fountain of youth. Woodcut by H. Beham, ca. 1536.
  • A barber in Rouen dressing a man's hair. Coloured engraving by G.R. Lewis after himself.
  • The fountain of youth. Woodcut by H. Beham, ca. 1536.
  • Aeson is rejuvenated by having his blood replaced by magic juices in a boiling vat; representing the process of self-destruction in order to attain the elixir of life. Watercolour painting by E.A. Ibbs after Salomon Trismosin.
  • The fountain of youth. Woodcut by H. Beham, ca. 1536.
  • An old man (Sardanapalus?) being bathed by young nude women - an attempt at rejuvenation. Process print after C. de la Passe, the elder, 1600, after M. de Vos.
  • Aeson is rejuvenated by having his blood replaced by magic juices in a boiling vat; representing the process of self-destruction in order to attain the elixir of life. Watercolour painting by E.A. Ibbs after Salomon Trismosin.
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