Antonio Orsini (Master of the Carminati Coronation), Italian (active Ferrara), documented 1432-1491 – Saint James Major Philadelphia Museum of Art

Philadelphia Museum of Art – Antonio Orsini (Master of the Carminati Coronation), Italian (active Ferrara), documented 1432-1491 -- Saint James Major

Attribution bearbeiten
Laden Sie in voller Größe: 1064×2917 px (1,5 Mb)
Zurück zum Album: Philadelphia Museum of Art

Album-Navigation:

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Antoine Berjon, French, 1754-1843 -- Still Life with Flowers, Shells and Shark’s Head

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Antoine Coypel, French, 1661-1722 -- Bacchus and Ariadne on the Isle of Naxos

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Anton Mauve, Dutch (active Haarlem, Amsterdam, The Hague, and Laren), 1838-1888 -- The Return of the Flock, Laren

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Antonello da Messina, Italian (active Messina, Naples, and Venice), first securely documented 1456, died 1479 -- Portrait of a Young Gentleman

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Antonio Mancini, Italian, 1852-1930 -- Il Saltimbanco

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Antonio Mancini, Italian, 1852-1930 -- Young Boy with Toy Soldiers

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Antonio Orsini (Master of the Carminati Coronation), Italian (active Ferrara), documented 1432-1491 -- Saint John the Baptist

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Arnold Böcklin, Swiss, 1827-1901 -- Nymph and Satyr

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Arnold Böcklin, Swiss, 1827-1901 -- Sappho

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Arthur Bowen Davies, American, 1862-1928 -- Autumn

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Arthur Devis, English, 1712-1787 -- Portrait of Lady Juliana Penn

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Arthur Devis, English, 1712-1787 -- Portrait of the Right Honorable Thomas Penn

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Artist/maker unknown, German, active Swabia -- The Holy Kinship

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Attributed to Adriaen Brouwer, Dutch (active Haarlem, Amsterdam, and Antwerp), 1606-1638 -- Pancake Baker

ArtClub
Best Contemporary Atists

Sie können nicht kommentieren Warum?

Vielleicht ist ein Gemälde eines Mannes in einem gelben Gewand, der ein Buch und ein Zepter in seiner rechten Hand hält.

Zufällige Bilder