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Madonna and Child with the Infant Saint John the Baptist, Santi di Tito Italian, Oil on wood
Madonna and Child with the Infant Saint John the Baptist
Santi di Tito
early 1570s
St. Thomas Aquinas Presenting His Work to the Crucified Christ, Santi di Tito Italian, Pen and brown ink, brown wash, over traces of black chalk
St. Thomas Aquinas Presenting His Work to the Crucified Christ
Santi di Tito
ca. 1593
Saint Anthony of Padua Healing a Sick Man (recto); Partial Figural Studies Based on the Composition on the Recto (verso), Tiberio Titi Italian, Pen and light brown ink, over black chalk; some reworking of contours in black chalk(?) (recto); black chalk (verso)
Saint Anthony of Padua Healing a Sick Man (recto); Partial Figural Studies Based on the Composition on the Recto (verso)
Attributed to Tiberio Titi
or Santi di Tito
1590–1600
Two Studies of a Man, Santi di Tito Italian, Black chalk (recto); rulings in red chalk and black chalk by early collector (verso)
Two Studies of a Man
Santi di Tito
ca. 1575
The Resurrection, Santi di Tito Italian, Pen and brown ink and wash over black chalk, heightened with white, on blue paper
The Resurrection
Santi di Tito
ca.1580
An angel directing the construction of a building, Andrea Scacciati Italian, Etching and aquatint in green ink
An angel directing the construction of a building
Andrea Scacciati
After Santi di Tito
1750–70
The Raising of Lazarus, Christ standing at right oustretching his hand to Lazarus, who is seated at left, with various bystanders
Giovanni Battista Cecchi
Intermediary draftsman Ranieri Allegranti
After Santi di Tito
1773

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