User:Aristeas/Galleries/Transferred images

Some freely usable images I have collected from the WWW or transferred from local Wikipedia sites to Wikimedia Commons.

I have improved some of these images with GIMP or PhotoShop before uploading them, and always taken care to add a proper description and matching categories for them on Commons.

NB: Many more transferred images can be found in the category Flickr files uploaded by Aristeas; I do no longer add transferred images to this list when they can be retrieved via that category.

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  Duccio di Buoninsegna, Adoration of the Magi
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  Andrea Mantegna, Duke Ludovico Gonzaga greeting cardinal Francesco Gonzaga, detail
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  Andrea Mantegna, Saint Benedict of Nursia, from the San Luca altarpiece
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  Andrea Mantegna, detail: possible self-portrait
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  Caspar van Wittel, View of Florence, ca. 1695
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  Caspar van Wittel, Villa Medici (Rome), 1685
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  Caspar van Wittel, Saint Peter (Rome), ca. 1711
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  Portrait of Giacomo Leopardi (from the Italian WP)
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  Filippo Palizzi, Scavi a Pompei (1870)

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  Joseph Werner, Diana of Ephesus as allegory of Nature, ca. 1680

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  Card no. 23 from the E series of the Mantegna Tarocchi: “Rhetorica”
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  Card no. 36 from the E series of the Mantegna Tarocchi: “Forteza”
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  Card no. 50 from the E series of the Mantegna Tarocchi: “Prima causa”
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  Portrait of Abraham Leuthner (1677)
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  Imaginary portrait of Epictetus (1715)
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  Jean-Jérôme Baugean, View of the Château de Montaigne (about 1800)
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  G. F. Riedel, (imaginary) portrait of Carneades (1801)
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  G. F. Riedel, (imaginary) portrait of Sextus Empiricus (1801)
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  Portrait of Francesco Puccinotti (transferred from the Italian WP)
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  Charles Deveze, view of the Château de Montaigne (19th century)
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  Owen Jones, Cover for History of Joseph and His Brethren (1869; bad image, but necessary to complete our collection)
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  Idem, idem, title page
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  Idem, idem, end page

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  Detail of a map by Ortelius, showing the area north of Perugia (from the Italian WP)
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  Detail of a painted 1580 map, showing the area north of Perugia (from the Italian WP)

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  Letter by Cosimo I de’ Medici to Piero Vettori, 20th April 1549
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  Letter by Christian Wolff, 9th May 1744
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  Letter by Giambattista Bodoni to the Duke of Parma, 31th August 1779
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  Letter by Cesare Beccari to the Count de Conti, 9th May 1785
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  Letter by Giacomo Leopardi to Antonio Stella, 14th November 1817
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  Verso/outer side of the same letter
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  Letter by Giacomo Leopardi to his cousin Francesco Cassi, 15th March 1819
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  Letter by Giacomo Leopardi to his father, 20th February 1826
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  Letter by Giacomo Leopardi to Francesco Puccinotti, 5th December 1827

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  First page of Poliziano’s translation of Epictetus’ Enchiridion (1554 edition)
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  Manuscript of Lactantius’ Divinae institutiones written by Guglielmino Tanaglia, 1420–30 ca.
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  The famous Pannartz and Sweynheim edition of the Divinae institutiones (1465)
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  Sample of the typeface used by Pannartz and Sweynheim
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  Specimen of the original Claude Garamond typeface (from en.wikipedia.org)

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  Fichte, System der Sittenlehre (1st ed. 1798)

All 15 text pages, converted and transferred from a scan at the Internet Archive:

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  Page 1 (title page)
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  Page 2 (impressum)
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  Page 3 (begin of preface)
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  Page 4
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  Page 5 (begin of introduction)
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  Page 6
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  Page 7
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  Page 8
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  Page 9 (begin of list of plates)
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  Page 10
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  Page 11
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  Page 12
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  Page 13
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  Page 14
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  Page 15

The 100 beautiful plates, most of them converted and transferred from a scan at the Internet Archive (for the missing ones, I have added scans from a newer reprint):

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  Plate 1
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  Plate 2
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  Plate 3
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  Plate 4
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  Plate 5
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  Plate 6
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  Plate 7
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  Plate 8
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  Plate 9
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  Plate 10
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  (Plate 11 was missing, so I have scanned it)
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  Plate 12
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  (Plate 13 was missing, so I have scanned it)
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  Plate 14
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  Plate 15
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  Plate 16
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  Plate 17
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  Plate 18
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  Plate 19
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  Plate 20
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  Plate 21
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  Plate 22
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  Plate 23
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  Plate 24
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  Plate 25
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  Plate 26
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  Plate 27
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  Plate 28
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  Plate 29
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  Plate 30
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  (Plate 31 was missing, so I have scanned it)
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  (Plate 32 was missing, so I have scanned it)
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  Plate 33
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  Plate 34
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  Plate 35
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  Plate 36
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  Plate 37
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  Plate 38
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  Plate 39
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  Plate 40
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  Plate 41
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  Plate 42
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  Plate 43
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  Plate 44
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  Plate 45
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  Plate 46
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  Plate 47
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  Plate 48
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  Plate 49
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  (Plate 50 was missing, so I have scanned it)
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  (Plate 51 was missing, so I have scanned it)
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  Plate 52
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  (Plate 53 was missing, so I have scanned it)
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  Plate 54
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  Plate 55
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  Plate 56
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  (Plate 57 was missing, so I have scanned it)
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  Plate 58
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  Plate 59
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  Plate 60
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  Plate 61
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  Plate 62
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  Plate 63
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  Plate 64
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  Plate 65
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  Plate 66
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  (Plate 67 was missing, so I have scanned it)
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  (Plate 68 was missing, so I have scanned it)
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  Plate 69
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  Plate 70
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  Plate 71
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  Plate 72
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  Plate 73
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  Plate 74
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  Plate 75
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  Plate 76
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  (Plate 77 was missing, so I have scanned it)
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  (Plate 78 was missing, so I have scanned it)
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  Plate 79
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  Plate 80
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  Plate 81
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  Plate 82
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  Plate 83
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  Plate 84
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  Plate 85
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  Plate 86
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  Plate 87
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  Plate 88
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  Plate 89
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  Plate 90
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  Plate 91
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  Plate 92
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  Plate 93
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  Plate 94
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  Plate 95
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  Plate 96
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  Plate 97
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  Plate 98
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  Plate 99
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  Plate 100

Cover and all text pages converted and transferred from a scan at the Wielkopolska Biblioteka Cyfrowa:

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  Front cover (cropped)
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  Front cover
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  Page I, title page
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  Page II–1
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  Page 2–3
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  Page 4–5
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  Page 6–7
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  Page 8–9
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  Page 10–11
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  Page 12–13
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  Page 14–15
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  Page 16–17
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  Page 18–19
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  Page 20–21
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  Page 22–23
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  Page 24–25
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  Page 26–27
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  Page 28–29
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  Page 30–31
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  Page 32–33
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  Page 34–35
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  Page 36–37
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  Page 38–39
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  Page 40–41
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  Page 42–43
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  Page 44–45
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  Page 46–47
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  Page 48–49
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  Page 50–51
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  Page 52–53
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  Page 54–55
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  Page 56–57
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  Page 58–59
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  Page 60–61
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  Page 62–63
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  Page 64–65
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  Page 66–67
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  Page 68–69
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  Page 70–71
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  Page 72–73
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  Page 74–75
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  Page 76–77
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  Page 78–79
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  Page 80–81
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  Page 82–83
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  Page 84–85
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  Page 86–87
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  Page 88–89
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  Page 90–91
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  Page 92–93
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  Page 94–95
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  Page 96–97
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  Page 98–99
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  Page 100–101
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  Page 102–103
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  Page 104–105
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  Page 106–17
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  Page 108–109
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  Page 110–111
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  Page 112–113
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  Page 114–115
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  Page 116–117
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  Page 118, Table of contents
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  Back cover

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  “Il Rosso di Montelupo”, from the Italian Wikipedia

NB: Most transferred photographs can be found in the category Flickr files uploaded by Aristeas; I do no longer add transferred photographs to this list when they can be retrieved via that category.

Some photographs from Flickr, taken by Andy M., also useful Loxia 35 sample images:

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  Josenturm (from Flickr, by Magnus Hagdorn)

Some photographs from Flickr, taken by Magnus Hagdorn:

Some photographs from Flickr, taken by Italo Greco:

From Flickr, taken by Christoph Huebner:

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  Blautopf (from Flickr, by Magnus Hagdorn)
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  Hammerschmiede (from Flickr, by Magnus Hagdorn)

Some photographs from Flickr, by Italo Greco:

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  Venezia, Rio di San Vio by night (from Flickr, by Italo Greco)
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  Venezia, Campalto, centre (from the Italian WP)
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  Venezia, Campalto, harbour (from the Italian WP)
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  Mantua, Casa (del) Mantegna (from the Italian WP)
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  Mantua, Casa (del) Mantegna (from Flickr)
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  Perugia, Castello di Procoio/Procopio (from the Italian WP)
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  Perugia, Castello di Murlo (from the Italian WP)
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  View of Nisida (from the Italian WP)
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  Castel del Monte with snow (from Flickr, by Italo Greco)

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  Paris, Cour de Rohan (from Flickr, by Groume)
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  Paris, vaults of ambulatory in Saint-Eustache (from Flickr, by Groume)
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  Paris, Saint-Germain-l’Auxerrois (from Flickr, by Groume)
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  Paris, église Saint-Serge (from Flickr, by Groume)
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  Paris, église Saint-Serge, bells (from Flickr, by Groume)
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  Nantes, Basilique Saint-Nicolas, nave (from Flickr, by Groume)
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  Nantes, Basilique Saint-Nicolas, crossing (from Flickr, by Groume)
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  Pesmes seen over the Ognon river (from Flickr, by J.-L. Vandevivère)
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  Pietà in the church of Baume-les-Dames (from Flickr, by J.-L. Vandevivère)
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  Retable in Baume-les-Dames (from Flickr, by J.-L. Vandevivère)
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  Doubs river near to Goumois (from Flickr, by J.-L. Vandevivère)
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  Doubs river near to Goumois (from Flickr, by J.-L. Vandevivère)

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  Granxa do Xesto, Santiago de Compostela (from Flickr, by Leon F. Cabeiro)
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  ditto
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  Santiago de Compostela, Praza das Praterías (from Flickr, by Leon F. Cabeiro)
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  Autumn trees in Santiago de Compostela (from Flickr, by Leon F. Cabeiro)
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  Ginkgo biloba leaves in the autumn (from Flickr, by Leon F. Cabeiro)

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  Bristol Temple Meads station (from Flickr, by Alastair Campbell)

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  From the Greek Wikipedia
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  From the Greek Wikipedia
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  From the Greek Wikipedia
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  From the Greek Wikipedia
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  From the Greek Wikipedia
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  From the English Wikipedia

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  Entrance to the Ibn Tulun mosque, Cairo (from the English WP)
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  Mihrab of the Ibn Tulun mosque, Cairo (from the English WP)
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  Minaret of the Ibn Tulun mosque, Cairo (from the English WP)
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  Ibn Tulun mosque, Cairo (from the English WP)
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  Portal of the Al Aqmar mosque, Cairo (from the English WP)
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  Detail: Inscription from the portal (from the English WP)

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  Telephoto compression example photo – New York buildings (from the English WP)

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  Guido van Rossum (from the English WP)
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  From the German WP
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  Higher resolution of historic photo