Guercino (1591-1666) – Hersilia Separating Romulus and Tatius, King of the Sabines Part 1 Louvre

Part 1 Louvre – Guercino (1591-1666) -- Hersilia Separating Romulus and Tatius, King of the Sabines

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Part 1 Louvre - Attributed to Nicola da Urbino -- Plate Pasiphae

Part 1 Louvre - Reinier Nooms -- View of the Seine with the south facade of the Grand Gallery of the Louvre

Part 1 Louvre - Francesco Pesellino (c. 1422-1457) -- Madonna and Child with Saints Zenobius, John the Baptist, Anthony Abbott, and Francis of Assisi

Part 1 Louvre - Frans Post -- An oxcart: Brazilian landscape

Part 1 Louvre - Gerrit van Honthorst -- Tooth Puller

Part 1 Louvre - Paolo Veronese -- Saint Mark rewarding the Theological Virtues.

Part 1 Louvre - Pierre Guérin (1774-1833) -- Clytemnestra Hesitating to Strike Agamemnon in His Sleep, While Aegisthus, Her Accomplice, Presses Her

Part 1 Louvre - Anthony van Dyck -- Rinaldo and Armida

Part 1 Louvre - Correggio -- Mystic Marriage of Saint Catherine of Alexandria with the Child Jesus, and Saint Sebastian

Part 1 Louvre - Robert, Hubert -- L’incendie de l’Opera au Palais Royal en 1781-The fire at the operahouse in the Palais Royal, 1781. Canvas, 171 x 126 cm M.N.R. 95

Part 1 Louvre - Rubens, Peter Paul -- The Elevation of the Cross, sketch for the triptych painted in 1609-1610 for the church in St.Walburg in Antwerp, now in the Antwerp Cathedral. Wood, 68 x 107 cm (center 52, right 27, 5 and left 26 cm) M.N.R.411

Part 1 Louvre - Peter Paul Rubens -- Hélène Fourment with Carriage

Part 1 Louvre - Peter Paul Rubens -- Death of Henry IV and the Proclamation of the Regency of Marie de Médicis, 14 May 1610

Part 1 Louvre - Abraham Hondius (c. 1625-1691) -- The Pigeon-Seller

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