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Three Panels: Visitation Flanked by Standing Figures of David and Unidentified Prophet by Giovanni Francesco Romanelli

Three Panels: Visitation Flanked by Standing Figures of David and Unidentified Prophet

Giovanni Francesco Romanelli, n.d.

Joseph and Potiphar's Wife by Giuseppe Passeri

Joseph and Potiphar's Wife

Giuseppe Passeri, n.d.

Raising of Lazarus by Marco Benefial

Raising of Lazarus

Marco Benefial, n.d.

View of La Magliana by Giovanni Francesco Grimaldi

View of La Magliana

Giovanni Francesco Grimaldi, c. 1670

Recto: A River God; verso: a sonnet by Santi Rinaldi by Unknown Florentine

Recto: A River God; verso: a sonnet by Santi Rinaldi

Unknown Florentine, late 1600s

Design for a Tomb by School of Francesco Solimena

Design for a Tomb

School of Francesco Solimena, 1677/1747

Two Men Seated under Tree on Hillside by Giovanni Francesco Grimaldi

Two Men Seated under Tree on Hillside

Giovanni Francesco Grimaldi, n.d.

Virgin and Child with Saints Peter and John the Baptist (recto); Saint John the Baptist (verso) by Pietro d' Asaro

Virgin and Child with Saints Peter and John the Baptist (recto); Saint John the Baptist (verso)

Pietro d' Asaro, n.d.

Farm with Tower and Haystacks by Domenichino

Farm with Tower and Haystacks

Domenichino, n.d.

Assumption of the Virgin by Pietro Antonio di Pietri

Assumption of the Virgin

Pietro Antonio di Pietri, n.d.

Bacchanale, with Satyr Playing Reeds by Circle of Bartolomeo Biscaino

Bacchanale, with Satyr Playing Reeds

Circle of Bartolomeo Biscaino, n.d.

Figures Seated by a River by Giovanni Francesco Grimaldi

Figures Seated by a River

Giovanni Francesco Grimaldi, n.d.

Madonna and Child with the Infant Saint John by Circle of Donato Creti

Madonna and Child with the Infant Saint John

Circle of Donato Creti, n.d.

Jacob Wrestling with the Angel by Francesco Merano

Jacob Wrestling with the Angel

Francesco Merano, n.d.

Assumption of the Virgin by Domenico Piola

Assumption of the Virgin

Domenico Piola, n.d.

Capriccio: A Ruined Classical Temple by Canaletto

Capriccio: A Ruined Classical Temple

Canaletto, n.d.

Vision of Saint Philip Neri by Guido Reni

Vision of Saint Philip Neri

Guido Reni, after 1614

A Bridge Near a Church in Venice by Canaletto

A Bridge Near a Church in Venice

Canaletto, c. 1720

Sketch for Frontispiece to Figure Originali by Carlo Labruzzi

Sketch for Frontispiece to Figure Originali

Carlo Labruzzi, c. 1790

Architectural Sketches by Canaletto

Architectural Sketches

Canaletto, c. 1720

Rinaldo and Armida by Francesco Fontebasso

Rinaldo and Armida

Francesco Fontebasso, n.d.

The Virgin Appearing to Saint Filippo Neri and His Pupils by Francesco Fontebasso

The Virgin Appearing to Saint Filippo Neri and His Pupils

Francesco Fontebasso, n.d.

Apostle (recto); Standing Female Figure (verso) by Circle of Carlo Maratti

Apostle (recto); Standing Female Figure (verso)

Circle of Carlo Maratti, n.d.

The Miracle of the Ticino River by Camillo Procaccini

The Miracle of the Ticino River

Camillo Procaccini, 1610/1619

Head of a Man by Jacopo Negretti, called Palma Giovane

Head of a Man

Jacopo Negretti, called Palma Giovane, 1600/11

A Capriccio with a Ruined Gothic Arch by Francesco Guardi

A Capriccio with a Ruined Gothic Arch

Francesco Guardi, 1770/89

Vendor of Rosaries and Sacred Images by Giuseppe Maria Mitelli

Vendor of Rosaries and Sacred Images

Giuseppe Maria Mitelli, c. 1660

Female Head Study Looking Up to Right (recto); Study of Two Figures Supporting an Object (verso) by School of Guido Reni

Female Head Study Looking Up to Right (recto); Study of Two Figures Supporting an Object (verso)

School of Guido Reni, 1630/70

Judith and Holofernes and Other Studies (recto); Diana and Endymion (verso) by Giuseppe Nicola Nasini

Judith and Holofernes and Other Studies (recto); Diana and Endymion (verso)

Giuseppe Nicola Nasini, c. 1718

Classical Landscape with Ruined Temple on Hill, Female Figures Below by Antonio Zucchi

Classical Landscape with Ruined Temple on Hill, Female Figures Below

Antonio Zucchi, n.d.

Minerva Crowned by Rome by Noël Coypel

Minerva Crowned by Rome

Noël Coypel, n.d.

Religious Procession Entering Schloss Mirabell, Salzburg by Israel Silvestre, the younger

Religious Procession Entering Schloss Mirabell, Salzburg

Israel Silvestre, the younger, n.d.

Scene From Roman History by Thomas Blanchet

Scene From Roman History

Thomas Blanchet, n.d.

Mars and Venus (recto and verso) by Guillaume Courtois

Mars and Venus (recto and verso)

Guillaume Courtois, 1648/79

Study for God the Father by Guillaume Courtois

Study for God the Father

Guillaume Courtois, c. 1660

The Virgin and Child with Saint Anthony of Padua Handing a Lily to the Child by Andrea Sacchi

The Virgin and Child with Saint Anthony of Padua Handing a Lily to the Child

Andrea Sacchi, n.d.

Coriolanus with Veturia and Volumnia at the Volscian Camp by Circle of Agostino Masucci

Coriolanus with Veturia and Volumnia at the Volscian Camp

Circle of Agostino Masucci, n.d.

Ornamental Decoration by Charles Errard, II

Ornamental Decoration

Charles Errard, II, n.d.

Mercury and Mars by Marco Marcola

Mercury and Mars

Marco Marcola, n.d.

Man with Hands Clasped by Style of Thomas Willeboirts

Man with Hands Clasped

Style of Thomas Willeboirts, n.d.

Adoration of the Virgin by Antoine Rivalz

Adoration of the Virgin

Antoine Rivalz, n.d.

Niobe's Children, Slain by Apollo and Artemius by Bernard Picart

Niobe's Children, Slain by Apollo and Artemius

Bernard Picart, n.d.

Saint Ildefonso Receiving a Chasuble from the Virgin by Marco Tullio Merolle

Saint Ildefonso Receiving a Chasuble from the Virgin

Marco Tullio Merolle, n.d.

Gods on Olympus by François Verdier

Gods on Olympus

François Verdier, n.d.

Four Classical Figures by François Roettiers

Four Classical Figures

François Roettiers, n.d.

Head of a Woman by Eustache Le Sueur

Head of a Woman

Eustache Le Sueur, 1646/49

Study for Mercury and Herse by Laurent de La Hyre

Study for Mercury and Herse

Laurent de La Hyre, c. 1649

Moliere? by Robert Nanteuil

Moliere?

Robert Nanteuil, n.d.

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