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Showing 29 results for Tommaso Barlacchi
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Two Friezes with Moresque Designs
Tommaso Barlacchi
ca. 1530–45
Frieze with a Moresque Pattern
Tommaso Barlacchi
ca. 1530–45
Temple of Fortuna, Rome
Nicolas Beatrizet
1550
Two panels of grotesque decoration, with winged human figures, birds, and griffins, from a series of panels of different dimensions representing grotesques
Enea Vico
1541
Temple of Janus, from "Speculum Romanae Magnificentiae"
Anonymous
1550
Christ in Limbo, after Raphael
Nicolas Beatrizet
1541
Christ in Limbo, after Raphael
Nicolas Beatrizet
1541
Christ in Limbo, after Raphael
Nicolas Beatrizet
1541
The Ascension of Christ, after Raphael
Nicolas Beatrizet
1541
Ganymede
Enea Vico
1541
The Sun in a Chariot
Enea Vico
1541
Mercury, Neptune, and Venus
Enea Vico
1541
Isis; Two Astronomers
Enea Vico
1541
Panel with a Wooden Wall Surmounted by Five Ornamental Arches
Enea Vico
1541
Panel with Romulus, Remus and the Capitoline Wolf
Enea Vico
1541
A Warrior Above a Candelabrum, Two Men Reading
Enea Vico
1541
Panel with Two Satyrs
Enea Vico
1541
Panel of Grotesque Ornament (Armoire)
Enea Vico
1541
Panel with Cupids Battling Satyrs
Enea Vico
1541
Panel with Two Satyrs Ringing a Bell
Enea Vico
1541
The triumph of love, cupid riding a chariot drawn by unicorn is in the upper right, naked figures fill the composition; a proof impression
Giulio Bonasone
1545
"Leviores" and other series of grotesques
Enea Vico
16th century
Emperor Charles V
Anonymous, Italian, 16th century
ca. 1550–60
Grotesque design with Smoking Lantern and Double Satyr Herms
Enea Vico
1541
Grotesque with a Man Reaching toward a Festoon
Enea Vico
1541
Lucretia's Suicide
Enea Vico
1541
Lucretia's Suicide
Enea Vico
1541
Battle of Lapiths and Centaurs
Enea Vico
1542
Leviores Et (Vt Videtur) Extemporaneae Picturae Quas Grotteschas Vulgo Vocant (...)
Anonymous, Italian, 16th century
ca. 1573