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David with the Head of Goliath, Johann Georg Bergmüller German, Engraving and etching
David with the Head of Goliath
Johann Georg Bergmüller
After Carlo Maratti
1705–62
Judith slaying Holofernes, Johann Georg Bergmüller German, Engraving
Judith slaying Holofernes
Johann Georg Bergmüller
After Carlo Maratti
1705–62
Jael slaying Sisera, Johann Georg Bergmüller German, Engraving and etching
Jael slaying Sisera
Johann Georg Bergmüller
After Carlo Maratti
1705–62
A Saint Triumphant Over the Devil, Anonymous, German, 18th century (?) German, Paint and bistre, washed with India ink
A Saint Triumphant Over the Devil
Anonymous, German, 18th century
Former Attribution Formerly attributed to Johann Georg Bergmüller
18th century
The Gift of Counsel, Johann Georg Bergmüller German, Etching
The Gift of Counsel
Johann Georg Bergmüller
ca. 1710–62
The Immaculate Virgin, Johann Georg Bergmüller German, Pen and brown ink, gray wash; framing line in brush (?) and black ink; squared for transfer in black chalk
The Immaculate Virgin
Johann Georg Bergmüller
18th–mid 18th century
Summer: allegorical scene with figures seated on clouds with bunches of grapes, Johann Georg Bergmüller German, Etching
Summer: allegorical scene with figures seated on clouds with bunches of grapes
Johann Georg Bergmüller
ca. 1710–62
Autumn: allegorical scene with figures seated on clouds with a bull and ram, Johann Georg Bergmüller German, Etching
Autumn: allegorical scene with figures seated on clouds with a bull and ram
Johann Georg Bergmüller
ca. 1710–62
The Gift of Counsel, Johann Georg Bergmüller German, Etching
The Gift of Counsel
Johann Georg Bergmüller
ca. 1710–62
The Annunciation
Johann Georg Bergmüller
After Carlo Maratti
1705–62