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Allegory of the Trinitarian Order, Alessandro Tiarini  Italian, Pen and brown ink, brush and brown wash, over red chalk; squared in red chalk; arched framing lines above in pen and brown ink
Alessandro Tiarini
1577–1668
Seated Male Nude Facing Right, Alessandro Tiarini  Italian, Red chalk on beige paper
Alessandro Tiarini
1577–1688
Elevation of the Cross, Alessandro Tiarini  Italian, Some traces of pen and brown ink, red-brown wash, highlighted with white, on beige paper
After Alessandro Tiarini
1577–1668
Travelers on a Road, Alessandro Tiarini  Italian, Pen and brown ink, brush and brown wash, over black chalk
Alessandro Tiarini
1597–1668
Head of a Young Woman Wearing a Turban, Alessandro Tiarini  Italian, Red chalk, a little black and white chalk, on blue paper
Alessandro Tiarini
1577–1668
Saint Joseph asking the Virgin's pardon for having thought of deserting her, with angels at left and overhead, Giuliano Traballesi  Italian, Etching and engraving
Giuliano Traballesi
After Alessandro Tiarini
1760–1800
Saint Joseph carrying the Christ Child on the flight into Egypt, Giuliano Traballesi  Italian, Etching and engraving
Giuliano Traballesi
After Alessandro Tiarini
1760–1800
Saint Anne kneeling holding the Virgin, with Saint Joachim holding his staff at right, Giuliano Traballesi  Italian, Etching and engraving
Giuliano Traballesi
After Alessandro Tiarini
1760–1800
Giovanbattista Coriolano
After Alessandro Tiarini
1625
Artist and publisher Giuliano Traballesi
After Alessandro Tiarini
ca. 1750–1812
Joseph Wagner
After Alessandro Tiarini
ca. 1740–80

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