Description: Choose wisely!

Description: Hang out with the ghosts and goblins and get your ghoul on for a fun time on Hallowe'en!

Description: Image from engraving by 16th century Dutch artist, Hendrick Goltzius.

Description: Design created from 16th century engraving by Italian artist Agostino Carracci (Caraza).

Description: Image of musical instruments from 16th century engraving by Jan de Vries or Hans Vredeman.

Description: Two wild horses resting under a tree.

Description: Saint George slayed a dragon while riding a horse. Based on a 1508 engraving by Albrecht Dürer.

Description: Image of engraving by 15th century artist, Martin Schongauer. Temptation of St. Anthony of Egypt.

Description: This image is based on Mexican artist Manuel Álvarez Bravo's photograph of an x-ray, A Giving Hand, 1940. The hand is holding a delicate flower and wears a sun-shaped ring. The flower has been colorized in lavender and green.

Description: A wild hare foraging in a forest, surrounded by plants, flowers, a butterfly, a lizard and a snail. This image is based on an oil painting by German artist Hans Hoffmann , A Hare in the Forest, about 1585.

Description: This image is based on a red chalk drawing by the Dutch artist Adriaen van de Velde, A Cow Grazing, in 1663.

Description: Based on a drawing by Giovanni Battista Piazzetta (1682 - 1754), A Boy Holding a Pear - Italian, about 1737.

Description: Don't limit what you can do in your life. You are limitless. Text in black with gray edging. Doves in flight.

Description: Blue, applique-style image of a chameleon.

Description: "Can you find the key to my heart?"

Description: Vivid colored bulbs in red, green, blue, yellow, purple and orange.

Description: A Giant Panda eating bamboo.

Description: Wreaths are symbols of growth and everlasting life. It's circular shape represents eternity, for it has no beginning and no end.

Description: A single thread joins all of our hearts ... LOVE ...

Description: This horsey image is based on a drawing I made in 7th grade art class (in 1976!) with india ink. It is the silhouette of the picture on a jigsaw puzzle I had at the time.