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| Title plate of The Distinguished Deeds of Alexander the Great by Antonio Tempesta of Florence, printed from copper plates, 1608 | Alexander decides to use his sword to cut the Gordian knot in plate 2 of 11 by Antonio Tempesta of Florence, 1608 | The troops beg Alexander to allow them to return home from India in plate 3 of 11 by Antonio Tempesta of Florence, 1608 | A battle of Alexander against the Persians in plate 4 of 11 by Antonio Tempesta of Florence, 1608 | Alexander encourages his troops to stand fast in a battle against the Persians in plate 5 of 11 by Antonio Tempesta of Florence, 1608 | Persian cavalrymen turn their steeds in flight in a battle against Alexander in plate 6 of 11 by Antonio Tempesta of Florence, 1608 |
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| A Macedonian assault during the siege of Tyre in plate 7 of 11 by Antonio Tempesta of Florence, 1608 | Alexander assaults a mountain fastness (Aornus?) via a secret route in plate 8 of 11 by Antonio Tempesta of Florence, 1608 | Alexander celebrates the surrender of the Indian city of Nysa with a triumphal procession in plate 9 of 11 by Antonio Tempesta of Florence, 1608 | Alexander drapes the corpse of Darius with his cloak in plate 10 of 11 by Antonio Tempesta of Florence, 1608 | Alexander’s lion hunt in the game park of Bazaira in plate 11 of 11 by Antonio Tempesta of Florence, 1608 | Alexander kills a lion, perhaps in the Persian game park at Bazaira (1880) |
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| The entry of Alexander into Babylon after the 17th century painting by Charles Le Brun (late 17th or early 18th century) | The fight about the chariot of Darius at Issus by André Castaigne, published 1914 | The Siege of Gaza by André Castaigne, published 1914 | Alexander with the painter Apelles from De Vaugelas’ French translation of Curtius published in Amsterdam in 1696 | Title page from De Vaugelas’ French translation of Curtius published in Amsterdam in 1696 | The birth of Alexander from De Vaugelas’ French translation of Curtius published in Amsterdam in 1696 |
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| Alexander & Hephaistion visit the Persian Royal Family after Issus from De Vaugelas’ French translation of Curtius published in Amsterdam in 1696 | The Battle of Arbela (Gaugamela) from De Vaugelas’ French translation of Curtius published in Amsterdam in 1696 | The death of Darius from De Vaugelas’ French translation of Curtius published in Amsterdam in 1696 | Thalestris the Amazon Queen visits Alexander from De Vaugelas’ French translation of Curtius published in Amsterdam in 1696 | The killing of Parmenion from De Vaugelas’ French translation of Curtius published in Amsterdam in 1696 | Spitamenes’ wife brings his head to Alexander from De Vaugelas’ French translation of Curtius published in Amsterdam in 1696 |
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| Alexander’s lone defence against the Mallians/Oxydracae from De Vaugelas’ French translation of Curtius published in Amsterdam in 1696 | The death of Alexander from De Vaugelas’ French translation of Curtius published in Amsterdam in 1696 | The arrival of the Athenian ambassadors to Alexander at Tyre in the state galley, the Paralus, by André Castaigne, 1899 | The battle of Arbela (Gaugamela) by Charles Le Brun, published in this engraving circa 1730 by Dallenne | The battle of the Granicus by Charles Le Brun, published in this engraving circa 1730 by Dallenne | Alexander encounters peacocks at an Indian temple – early 20th century card |
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| The young Alexander tames Bucephalus – early 20th century card | Alexander marches his army down the banks of the Indus – early 20th century card | Frontispiece of the 1685 edition of Curtius by Samuel Pitiscus | Statues of Alexander with Bucephalus engraved by Johannes van den Avele, 1685 | Engraving of the Azara herm – a rare instance of an ancient portrait of Alexander that was inscribed with his name – published 1889 | A Roman bust of Alexander found at Italica near Seville, published in 1889 |
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| Alexander on Bucephalus drawn by Victor Adam and printed in two-tone by Lemercier in Paris in 1859 | Alexander’s banquet at Samarkand (Maracanda) in an illustration from 1890 drawn in a style imitating Attic red-figure pottery | Alexander’s companions in an illustration from 1890 drawn in a style imitating Attic red-figure pottery | Alexander’s departure from Macedon for Asia in an illustration from 1890 drawn in a style imitating Attic red-figure pottery | Alexander’s mistress Barsine in an illustration from 1890 drawn in a style imitating Attic red-figure pottery | The procession of Dionysus through India as conceived by Alexander and his contemporaries in an illustration from 1890 drawn in a style imitating Attic red-figure pottery |
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| The Capitoline bust of Alexander-Helios from Rome in an antique photograph from 1890 | The meeting of Alexander and Diogenes at Corinth in an antique illustration from 1890 | The Capitoline bust of Alexander-Helios from Rome in an antique postcard from 1907 | The first section of the long battle scene on the side of the Alexander Sarcophagus from Sidon redrawn and coloured (as it was originally) for a school poster |
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