Francesco Pesellino – The Story of David and Goliath Part 2 National Gallery UK

Part 2 National Gallery UK – Francesco Pesellino - The Story of David and Goliath

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Part 2 National Gallery UK - Francesco Guardi - Venice - The Giudecca with the Zitelle

Part 2 National Gallery UK - Francesco Guardi - Venice - The Grand Canal with Palazzo Pesaro

Part 2 National Gallery UK - Francesco Guardi - Venice - The Punta della Dogana

Part 2 National Gallery UK - Francesco Guardi - Venice - The Punta della Dogana

Part 2 National Gallery UK - Francesco Guardi - View of the Venetian Lagoon with the Tower of Malghera

Part 2 National Gallery UK - Francesco Morone - The Virgin and Child

Part 2 National Gallery UK - Francesco Pesellino - The Triumph of David

Part 2 National Gallery UK - Francesco Pesellino and completed by Fra Filippo Lippi and workshop - Angel (Left Hand)

Part 2 National Gallery UK - Francesco Pesellino and completed by Fra Filippo Lippi and workshop - Angel (Right Hand)

Part 2 National Gallery UK - Francesco Pesellino and completed by Fra Filippo Lippi and Workshop - Saints Zeno and Jerome

Part 2 National Gallery UK - Francesco Pesellino and completed by Fra Filippo Lippi and workshop - The Trinity

Part 2 National Gallery UK - Francesco Pesellino and Fra Filippo Lippi and Workshop - Saints Mamas and James

Part 2 National Gallery UK - Francesco Pesellino and Fra Filippo Lippi and workshop - The Pistoia Santa Trinita Altarpiece

Part 2 National Gallery UK - Francesco Simonini - A Campaign Scene

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