Results for "Lorenzo Zucchi" - The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Isaac Blessing Jacob, Lorenzo Zucchi Italian, Engraving — Isaac Blessing Jacob
Lorenzo Zucchi
Intermediary draughtsman Stefano Torelli
After Jusepe de Ribera (called Lo Spagnoletto)
ca. 1730–1779

Joseph and Potiphar's Wife, Lorenzo Zucchi Italian, Etching — Joseph and Potiphar's Wife
Lorenzo Zucchi
After Carlo Cignani
1725–79

Baptism, from "The Seven Sacraments", Lorenzo Zucchi Italian, Etching — Baptism, from "The Seven Sacraments"
Lorenzo Zucchi
After Giuseppe Maria Crespi
ca. 1765

Ordination, from "The Seven Sacraments", Lorenzo Zucchi Italian, Etching — Ordination, from "The Seven Sacraments"
Lorenzo Zucchi
After Giuseppe Maria Crespi
1765

The Archangel Michael defeats Satan, Lorenzo Zucchi Italian, Etching — The Archangel Michael defeats Satan
Artist and publisher Lorenzo Zucchi
After Stefano Torelli
1725–79

Title page, from "The Seven Sacraments", Lorenzo Zucchi Italian, Etching — Title page, from "The Seven Sacraments"
Lorenzo Zucchi
After Giuseppe Maria Crespi
1767

Confirmation, from "The Seven Sacraments", Lorenzo Zucchi Italian, Etching — Confirmation, from "The Seven Sacraments"
Lorenzo Zucchi
After Giuseppe Maria Crespi
1767

The Eucharist, from "The Seven Sacraments", Lorenzo Zucchi Italian, Etching — The Eucharist, from "The Seven Sacraments"
Lorenzo Zucchi
After Giuseppe Maria Crespi
1767

Marriage, from "The Seven Sacraments", Lorenzo Zucchi Italian, Etching — Marriage, from "The Seven Sacraments"
Lorenzo Zucchi
After Giuseppe Maria Crespi
1767

Penitence, from "The Seven Sacraments", Lorenzo Zucchi Italian, Etching — Penitence, from "The Seven Sacraments"
Lorenzo Zucchi
After Giuseppe Maria Crespi
1767

Virgin & Child with Angels

Lorenzo Zucchi

Charles Hutin

After Carlo Maratti

1715–79

A monkey working a mortar and pestle, below Lorenzo Lippi (?) writing his humorous poem "Malmantile Racquistato", a muse standing at left, Francesco Zucchi Italian, Etching — A monkey working a mortar and pestle, below Lorenzo Lippi (?) writing his humorous poem "Malmantile Racquistato", a muse standing at left
Francesco Zucchi
After Lorenzo Lippi
ca. 1710–64

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