- Yggdrasil, the Mundane Tree, from an English translation of the Prose Edda, 1847 · Oluf Bagge · Public domain · Wikimedia Commons file page ↗
- Tyr and Fenrir, for Viktor Rydberg’s Our Fathers’ Godsaga, 1911 · John Bauer · Public domain · Wikimedia Commons file page ↗
- Vidar in the jaws of the wolf, published 1908 · W. G. Collingwood · Public domain · Wikimedia Commons file page ↗
- Heimdall at the rainbow bridge, blowing the Gjallarhorn, published about 1905 · Emil Doepler · Public domain · Wikimedia Commons file page ↗
- Idun carrying her apples, published 1882 · Carl Emil Doepler · Public domain · Wikimedia Commons file page ↗
- Odin, der Göttervater (Odin, father of the gods), enthroned with weapons, wolves and ravens, published 1882 · Carl Emil Doepler · Public domain · Wikimedia Commons file page ↗
- Thor and the Midgard serpent (Royal Academy of Arts), 1790 · Henry Fuseli · Public domain · Wikimedia Commons file page ↗
- Odin and Fenris, 1909 · Mabel Dorothy Hardy · Public domain · Wikimedia Commons file page ↗
- The giant Skrymir and Thor, 1900 · Louis Huard · Public domain · Wikimedia Commons file page ↗
- Sigurd on three Manx crosses (Jurby, Malew and Maughold), drawings by P. M. C. Kermode, 1914 · P. M. C. Kermode · Public domain · Wikimedia Commons file page ↗
- Thorwald’s Cross, Kirk Andreas: both faces and the runic edge, from P. M. C. Kermode’s Catalogue of the Manx Crosses, 1892 · P. M. C. Kermode · Public domain · Wikimedia Commons file page ↗
- Thor and Hymir fishing for the Midgard serpent, from the Icelandic manuscript SÁM 66, in the care of the Árni Magnússon Institute, 18th century · Jakob Sigurðsson · Public domain · Wikimedia Commons file page ↗
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