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Nude Male Figure Seated on the Ground, Amico Aspertini  Italian, Black chalk, brush and brown wash, highlighted with white gouache, on brown-washed paper
Amico Aspertini
ca. 1535–40
Bacchanalian Scene, Amico Aspertini  Italian, Black chalk, highlighted with white, on brown-washed paper
Amico Aspertini
1520–35
Studies after the Antique: The Fall of Phaëthon, Horses, Reclining Women with Children (recto); Studies after the Antique: An Altar or Urn, Lion Attacking a Horse (verso), Amico Aspertini  Italian, Black chalk, pen and brown ink (recto); pen and brown ink over traces of black chalk (verso)
Amico Aspertini
1474–1552
Five Dancing Putti, Amico Aspertini  Italian, Engraving
Amico Aspertini
n.d.
Cain holding a mirror watching his sacrifice engulfed in flames, Adam and Eve seated nearby; in the upper right an angel expelling them from Paradise, Agostino Veneziano (Agostino dei Musi)  Italian, Engraving
Possibly by Agostino Veneziano (Agostino dei Musi)
or possibly by Giulio Bonasone
After Amico Aspertini
ca. 1530–50
Cain holding a mirror watching his sacrifice engulfed in flames, Adam and Eve seated nearby; in the upper right an angel expelling them from Paradise, Antonio Veneziano  Italian, Engraving
Possibly by Antonio Veneziano
or possibly by Giulio Bonasone
After Amico Aspertini
ca. 1530–50
Possibly by Agostino Veneziano (Agostino dei Musi)
or possibly by Giulio Bonasone
After Amico Aspertini
ca. 1530–50

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