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Standing Nude Figure, Putti, and a Man's Head (recto); A Flying and a Standing Man (verso), Giulio Carpioni  Italian, Red chalk
Giulio Carpioni
1633–78
Bacchanalian Group with Children Drinking, Giulio Carpioni  Italian, Pen and brown ink, brush and brown wash.
Giulio Carpioni
1613–78
Figure Studies: Men Standing by a Large Vase, a Falling Nude Figure, and Other Figures, Giulio Carpioni  Italian, Red chalk
Giulio Carpioni
1613–78
Bacchanal, Michel Dorigny  French, Black chalk, brush and gray wash, incised
Michel Dorigny
Former Attribution Formerly attributed to Giulio Carpioni
17th century
Water, represented by a naiad seated at the base of a tree and resting her arm on a supine urn from which water flows, behind her a triton and other inhabitants of the sea rise from the water surface, from "The Elements", Giulio Carpioni  Italian, Etching
Giulio Carpioni
1640–60
Fire, represented by Venus seated before Vulcan's forge, with armor, a cannon, and cannon balls surrounding her, she turns her head toward Cupid, who stretches his body away from her, from "The Elements", Giulio Carpioni  Italian, Etching
Giulio Carpioni
1640–60
Air, represented by Iris reclining on her rainbow, accompanied by a winged putto bearing a torch and another winged putto riding an eagle, from "The Elements", Giulio Carpioni  Italian, Etching
Giulio Carpioni
1640–60
Earth, represented by Cybele seated at the base of a tree with fruits of the earth spread before her, a cupid with a torch approaches from the right, a stag and hound look toward Cybele from the left, from "The Elements", Giulio Carpioni  Italian, Etching
Giulio Carpioni
1640–60
Water, represented by a naiad seated at the base of a tree and resting her arm on a supine urn from which water flows, behind her a triton and other inhabitants of the sea rise from the water surface, from "The Elements", Giulio Carpioni  Italian, Etching
Giulio Carpioni
1640–60
Fire, represented by Venus seated before Vulcan's forge, with armor, a cannon, and cannon balls surrounding her, she turns her head toward Cupid, who stretches his body away from her, from "The Elements", Giulio Carpioni  Italian, Etching
Giulio Carpioni
1640–60
Bacchanal with satyr playing a lute and surrounded by four figures, who look toward a succession of three putti and a satyr dancing with cups and vines, Giulio Carpioni  Italian, Etching
Giulio Carpioni
Publisher Matteo Cadorin
1640–60
Penitent Magdalen kneeling on a rocky ground before a skull and bones, an ointment jar lies in the left foreground, rays of light and winged putti descend from above, Giulio Carpioni  Italian, Etching
Giulio Carpioni
ca. 1640–55
Holy Family with the Virgin reading, the Virgin sits in profile with a book in her left hand and the Child facing the viewer, Joseph stands behind them with a staff in his right hand, Giulio Carpioni  Italian, Etching
Giulio Carpioni
Publisher Matteo Cadorin
1640–60
Bacchanal with infant satyrs and putti at left, a naked male figure reclines in front of a pedestal carved in bas-relief, two clothed figures look toward the right, Giulio Carpioni  Italian, Etching
Giulio Carpioni
1633–78
Plate 4: marine gods and other cavorting figures, Giulio Carpioni  Italian, Etching
Giulio Carpioni
ca. 1640–70
Plate 6: marine gods and other cavorting figures, Giulio Carpioni  Italian, Etching
Giulio Carpioni
ca. 1640–70
Air, represented by Iris reclining on her rainbow, accompanied by a winged putto bearing a torch and another winged putto riding an eagle, from "The Elements", Giulio Carpioni  Italian, Etching
Giulio Carpioni
1640–60
Earth, represented by Cybele seated at the base of a tree with fruits of the earth spread before her, a cupid with a torch approaches from the right, a stag and hound look toward Cybele from the left, from "The Elements", Giulio Carpioni  Italian, Etching
Giulio Carpioni
1640–60
Fire, represented by Venus seated before Vulcan's forge, with armor, a cannon, and cannon balls surrounding her, she turns her head toward Cupid, who stretches his body away from her, from "The Elements", Giulio Carpioni  Italian, Etching
Giulio Carpioni
1640–60
The Holy Family with the Virgin holding Christ over the cradle, Giulio Carpioni  Italian, Etching; second state of two
Giulio Carpioni
Publisher Matteo Cadorin
1640–60
The Holy Family with the infant Saint John kissing Christ's feet, Giulio Carpioni  Italian, Etching; second state of two
Giulio Carpioni
Publisher Matteo Cadorin
1640–60
Saint Jerome kneeling beside a tree with his arms outstretched, Giulio Carpioni  Italian, Etching in brown ink; second state of two
Giulio Carpioni
Publisher Matteo Cadorin
1640–60
The Penitent Saint Mary Magdalene, kneeling before a skull and bones, Giulio Carpioni  Italian, Etching; second state of two
Giulio Carpioni
Publisher Matteo Cadorin
1640–60
The Holy Family with the Virgin reading a book, Giulio Carpioni  Italian, Etching; second state of two
Giulio Carpioni
Publisher Matteo Cadorin
1640–60
The Holy Family with the infant Saint John kissing Christ's feet, Anonymous, Mezzotint; reverse copy
Anonymous
After Giulio Carpioni
Publisher Matteo Cadorin
1640–60
A guardian angel walking hand in hand with a young child, Giulio Carpioni  Italian, Etching
Giulio Carpioni
After Simone Cantarini
Publisher Matteo Cadorin
1640–60
The Massacre of the Innocents, Pietro Monaco  Italian, Etching and engraving
Artist and publisher Pietro Monaco
After Giulio Carpioni
1730–50
Giulio Carpioni
1640s
Giulio Carpioni
Publisher Matteo Cadorin
1640–55
Giulio Carpioni
1640–55
Giulio Carpioni
Publisher Matteo Cadorin
1640–55
Giulio Carpioni
Publisher Matteo Cadorin
1640–55
Giulio Carpioni
Publisher Matteo Cadorin
1640–55
Giulio Carpioni
1640–55
Giulio Carpioni
1640–55

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