Lesueur Eustache (Paris 1617-1655) – Sea gods salute Love (95x134 cm) 1636-38 J. Paul Getty Museum

J. Paul Getty Museum – Lesueur Eustache (Paris 1617-1655) - Sea gods salute Love (95x134 cm) 1636-38

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J. Paul Getty Museum - Lancret Nicolas (Paris 1690-1743) - Dancing at the Fountain (96x138 cm) c.1724

J. Paul Getty Museum - Lanfranco (Giovanni di Stefano) (1582 Parma - 1647 Rome) - Elijah receives bread from the widow of Sarepta (203x244 cm) 1621-24

J. Paul Getty Museum - Lanfranco (Giovanni di Stefano) (1582 Parma - 1647 Rome) - Madonna and Child with the Little John the Baptist (96x75 cm) 1630-32

J. Paul Getty Museum - Lanfranco (Giovanni di Stefano) (1582 Parma - 1647 Rome) - Moses and the messengers from Canaan (218x246 cm) 1621-24

J. Paul Getty Museum - Lastman Pieter Pieters (Amsterdam 1583-1633) - Resurrection of Christ (43x32 cm) 1612

J. Paul Getty Museum - Lebrun Charles (Paris 1619-1690) - Martyrdom of St. Andrew (98x80 cm) 1647

J. Paul Getty Museum - Lingelbach Johann (1622 Frankfurt - 1674 Amsterdam) - Battle scene (60x84 cm) ca.1652

J. Paul Getty Museum - Lyotard Jean Etienne (Geneva 1702-1789) - John, Lord Mountstuart (111x86 cm) 1763

J. Paul Getty Museum - Lot Johann Karl (1632 Munich - 1698 Venice) - Susanna and the Elders (101x142 cm) 1675-99

J. Paul Getty Museum - Lotto Lorenzo (c1480 Venice - 1556 Loreto) - Madonna and Child with donors (85x115 cm) 1525-30

J. Paul Getty Museum - Luzieri Giovanni Battista (c.1755-1821) - View of the Gulf of Naples from the southwest (102x272 cm) 1791

J. Paul Getty Museum - Luca di Tomme (active in 1356-89 in Siena) - John the Baptist (100x49 cm) 1390s

J. Paul Getty Museum - Masaccio (Tommaso Cassai) (1401 San Giovanni Valdarno - 1428 Rome) - St. Andrew (52x32 cm) 1426

J. Paul Getty Museum - Mantegna Andrea (1431 Isola di Cartura - 1506 Mantua) - Adoration of the Magi (48x65 cm) 1495-05

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