Antonio Orsini (Master of the Carminati Coronation), Italian (active Ferrara), documented 1432-1491 – Saint John the Baptist Philadelphia Museum of Art

Philadelphia Museum of Art – Antonio Orsini (Master of the Carminati Coronation), Italian (active Ferrara), documented 1432-1491 -- Saint John the Baptist

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Philadelphia Museum of Art - Antonio Orsini (Master of the Carminati Coronation), Italian (active Ferrara), documented 1432-1491 -- Saint James Major

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Arnold Böcklin, Swiss, 1827-1901 -- Nymph and Satyr

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Arnold Böcklin, Swiss, 1827-1901 -- Sappho

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Arthur Bowen Davies, American, 1862-1928 -- Autumn

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Arthur Devis, English, 1712-1787 -- Portrait of Lady Juliana Penn

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Arthur Devis, English, 1712-1787 -- Portrait of the Right Honorable Thomas Penn

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Artist/maker unknown, German, active Swabia -- The Holy Kinship

Philadelphia Museum of Art - Attributed to Adriaen Brouwer, Dutch (active Haarlem, Amsterdam, and Antwerp), 1606-1638 -- Pancake Baker

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