Recto: A Meeting Between a Nobleman and a Cardinal

Images(2)

Recto: A Meeting Between a Nobleman and a Cardinal

Culture Italian

Cultureor French

DateEarly 19th century

MediumGraphite with pen and brown ink on of white wove paper

Dimensions5 7/8 x 7 5/8 inches (15 x 19.3 cm)

Classifications37-Painting and drawing-Post-classical in Europe

Credit LineGift of Mrs. Dorothy Patterson Jackson

Object number1976.37.75

On View

Not on view

Collections

European

Discover More

Study of a Doorway Between Two Trees

Italian

19th century

Recto: A Male Saint Being Presented to the Virgin by Saint Paul and Saint John

Italian

c. 1640-50

Recto: Three Men attempting to Raise a Stone with the Devil Lying Atop It, and a Study of an Arm

Michelangelo Pacetti

18th century

Recto: Study for an Overdoor: A Group of Putti

Italian

Late 18th century

Recto: Two Male Saints Kneeling on Clouds with Putti, a Double Cartouche Below

Gaspare Diziani

17th - 18th century

Recto: Adoration of the Shepherds

Giovanni Badarocco

late 16th-17th Century

Portrait of a Standing Cardinal or Pope with a Papal Monument in the Background

Italian

Late 18th century

Recto: Chronos Cutting the Wings of Eros

Tommaso Minardi

19th century

Recto: Sketch for a Figure of Justice in a Niche Supported by Herms and Decorated with putti and Sphinxes

Fortunato Duranti

19th century

Christ Carying the Cross Meeting His Mother

Bartolomeo Pinelli

Early 19th century

Recto: Elijah and the Angel or the Dream of Saint Joseph

Vincenzo Meucci

18th century

Study of the Villa d'Este from its Gardens

Joseph Anton Koch

Early 19th century