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Kneeling Youth Facing Left
Giacomo Cavedone
1577–1660
Virgin and Child, with Saints Anthony and Catherine
Giacomo Cavedone
1600–60
Head of a Bearded Man Looking to Upper Right (recto); Head of an Old Man and a Drapery Study (verso)
Giacomo Cavedone
1577–1660
The Virgin and Child with Two Male Saints
Giacomo Cavedone
1577–1660
Profile Head of a Youth Looking to Upper Left, and Study of Clasped Hands
Giacomo Cavedone
1577–1660
Head of a Bearded Man (Nicodemus)
Giacomo Cavedone
1577–1660
Head of beared man (recto), Study of an apostle (verso)
Giacomo Cavedone
ca.1620–60
Study of an Old Man
Giacomo Cavedone
1577–1660
The Death of Saint Anne
Andrea Scacciati
1766
The Holy Family with the infant Saint John the Baptist
Andrea Scacciati
1760–70
The Virgin and Child above, with Saints Eloi and Petronius below
Giuliano Traballesi
ca. 1750–1812
Five numbered scenes, each after a painter in the Accademia Degl'Incamminati, from IL FUNERALE D'AGOSTINO CARRACCIO FATTO IN BOLOGNA SUA PATRIA DAGL'INCAMINATI Academici del Disegno: 1. Painting and Poetry mourning the death of Agostino Carracci, painted by Francesco Brizio; 2. Painting with a lyre and Apollo pointing to stars on Carracci's grave, design by Giacomo Cavedone; 3. The head of Christ, painted by Agostino Carracci; 4. Prometheus with a torch and Athena behind him, painted by Alessandro Albini; 5. Aurora abducting Cephalus, painted by Leonello Spada.
Guido Reni
1603
Study for a Seated Prelate (Saint Gregory the Great)
Carlo Maratti
1685–86
Christ in Glory with Saint Lawrence, Saint Anthony of Padua, Saint Ignatius of Loyola, and Saint Eligius.
Ubaldo Gandolfi
ca. 1766