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Italian or Spanish
late 16th century

French
ca. 1325

French
ca. 1500–1525

Attributed to Jean de Liège
ca. 1350–75

French
ca. 1500–1550

French
16th century

Italian, Neapolitan Follower of Giotto
ca. 1335–45

Spanish
early 17th century

French
early 16th century

possibly Dutch
17th–18th century

German
late 15th century

Spanish
late 16th century

Follower of the Master of Rimini
ca. 1420–30

French
15th century

German
16th century

Franco-Netherlandish
15th–16th century

South Netherlandish
ca. 1500 or modern
![[Study for Mary Magdalene], Unknown, Albumen silver print from glass negative](https://images.metmuseum.org/CRDImages/ph/web-additional/DP71160.jpg)
Unknown
1870s

North Italian
14th and 15th century

European
16th century or later

European (Medieval style)
19th century

probably Italian
19th–20th century

Ecuadoran
18th century

Flemish, Antwerp
ca. 1650

Circle of Giuseppe Scolari
1590–1607

Léon Davent
after Giulio Romano
mid-16th century

Lucas van Leyden
1519

Jan Muller
Publisher Harmen Jansz. Muller
1593

Monogrammist VBL
Former Attribution Rhine School, 16th-17th Century
first half of the 17th century
After Lucas van Leyden
n.d.

Lucas van Leyden
1518

German
19th–20th century (Last third of the 15th century style)

Multiple artists/makers
1827–75

Follower of Lippo Memmi (Filippo di Memmo)
1350s
Nicolas Cochin
Herman Weyen
17th century

Giuseppe Antonio Caccioli
After Carlo Cignani
1692–1740

Raphael Morghen
Intermediary draftsman Stephano Tofanelli
After Bartolomé Estebán Murillo
1801

After Lucas van Leyden
1518 (?)

After Lucas van Leyden
n.d.

Giuseppe Longhi
After Correggio (Antonio Allegri)
ca. 1810

After Lucas van Leyden
n.d.
Multiple artists/makers
1859 [reprinted 1938]
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