More than 400 illustrated books featuring symbolic pictures and explanatory texts.

Over 350 illustrated books and descriptive texts that describe court entertainments, civic events, historic occasions, and popular holidays.

Over 40 printed maps of the city of Rome depicting the ancient, medieval, and modern city by graphic artists such as Etienne Du Pérac, Giuseppe Vasi, and Giovanni Battista Piranesi.

A comprehensive visual resource for the study of tapestry. Over 5,000 study photographs reproduce examples from the late 15th to the late 18th century, including works from the southern Netherlands, Flanders, Holland, and France.

Thirty-five prints that disseminated Poussin's paintings, including biblical scenes from Exodus and Genesis, religious images of the Holy Family and the life of Christ, and Poussin's heroic landscapes.

A hand-colored manuscript depicts Nuremberg carnival processions from 1449–1539 with vignettes of costumed participants and decorated floats.