Batoni Pompeo Girolamo (1708 Lucca – 1787 Rome) – Christ in Glory with Four Saints (63x34 cm) 1736-38 J. Paul Getty Museum

J. Paul Getty Museum – Batoni Pompeo Girolamo (1708 Lucca - 1787 Rome) - Christ in Glory with Four Saints (63x34 cm) 1736-38

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J. Paul Getty Museum - Ercole de Roberti (Ferrara c.1451-56 - c.1496) - St. Jerome in the Desert (34x22 cm) c.1470

J. Paul Getty Museum - Janson Jan (1729 Ambon - 1784 Leiden) - Palace Park (52x72 cm) 1766

J. Paul Getty Museum - Böcklin Arnold (1827 Basel - 1901 San Domenico di Fiesole) - Spring in a Narrow Gorge (86x61 cm) 1881

J. Paul Getty Museum - Backer Adrian (Amsterdam 1635-1684) - Portrait of a Woman (95x75 cm) c.1650

J. Paul Getty Museum - Bartolomeo Veneto (1470s Cremona - 1531 Turin) - Lute player (56x41 cm) c.1530

J. Paul Getty Museum - Bassano Jacopo (Jacopo da Ponte) (Bassano c.1515-1592) - Portrait of a bearded man (61x53 cm) c.1550

J. Paul Getty Museum - Bompiani Roberto (Rome 1821-1908) - Ancient Roman feast (127x164 cm) 1890s

J. Paul Getty Museum - Biagio dAntonio Tucci (Florence 1446-1515) - History of Joseph (66x149 cm) c.1485

J. Paul Getty Museum - Vigée-Lebrun Louise-Elisabeth (Paris 1755-1842) - Vicomtesse Vaudreuil (83x65 cm) 1785

J. Paul Getty Museum - Viktors Jan (1620 Amsterdam - 1676 East India) - An angel leaving Tobias with his family (103x131 cm) 1649

J. Paul Getty Museum - Wilbeau Jacques (Château-Porsien 1729-1806) - Portrait of the Duke of Choiseul with companions (87x114 cm) ca1775

J. Paul Getty Museum - Gainsborough Thomas (1727 Sudbury - 1788 London) - Portrait of James Christie (1730-1803) (126x102 cm) 1778

J. Paul Getty Museum - Goyen Jan Josephs van (1596 Leiden - 1656 The Hague) - Wijk Castle in Dursted (52x73 cm) 1649

J. Paul Getty Museum - Gossaert Jan (Mabuse) (c.1479 Maubeuge - 1532 Middelburg) - Holy Family (46x34 cm) c.1510

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