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Painting
In the painting collection are present various examples of painting made by various renowned Italian and foreign artists who worked in Italy from the XV to the XVIII century. In this collection various extremely significant paintings belonging to the Bolognese and Emilian School, by Masters as Guido Reni and Guercino are present. Masterpieces such as the Madonna with the Blessing child by Bernardino di Betto, well known as Pintoricchio (D.M. 11/10/1990) – dated to the end of the XV century (on exhibition in the Galleria Nazionale dell’Umbria (February 2nd – August 31st) on the occasion of the Exhibition in honor of the painter) – and The Holy Family with the young St. John and angels by Michele di Rodolfo del Ghirlandaio, dated to the XVI century also belong to the painting collection, together with various paintings which belong to the landscape painting (vedutismo), dated to the XVIII century, such as two wonderful works which certify the level of that kind of painting within the Roman environment and which witness all the architectural and landscape changes in Rome.
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Madonna with the Blessing Child Tempera on wood
Late 15th century
- 57 X 43 CM
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Virgin and Child with the young St. John and Angels
Mid 16th century
- 135 X 100 CM
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Saint Cecile with a Portable Organ, Another Saint and a Putto
1630 ca.
- 136 X 98,5 CM
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Virgin in prayer
1627 ca.
- 50 X 40 CM
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Fortune and Cupid
1660 ca.
- 161 x 131 cm
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Diana Huntress
1658
- 96,8 x 121,3 cm
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Saint Cecile
1658
- 89 x 67,5 cm
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Portrait of Guercino and his sister Lucia Barbieri with a cat and a dog
Half 17th century
- 98 x 142 cm
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Rome Under the Snow
1730
- 97,5 X 135 CM
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View of the Colosseum with Archaeologists and Laborers at Work
Early 18th century
- 123 X 172 CM
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Genre Scene next to the Traian Column
1770 ca.
- 73,5 X 98,5 CM
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Jupiter and Mercury reveal themselves to Philemon and Baucis
1796 ca.
- 170 x 164 cm
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