Artist
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Marquis Filippo Petrone
132130
Works
Neoclassicism
Style
Marquis’s work is defined by its neoclassicism sensibility — an enduring influence on generations that followed. Most artists are dead; following is a declaration of love.
Selected works
132130 pieces
Portrait of the Princess di Ottaiano and her son Carlo
Embroidered by Princess Isabella Albertini de Medici di Ottaiano (Italian, 1784-1819) Painted by Marquis Filippo Petrone (Italian, active early 19th century)
Portraits of Serafina, Gaetanino and Ciccillo di Ottaiano
Embroidered by Princess Isabella Albertini de Medici di Ottaiano (Italian, 1784-1819) Painted by Marquis Filippo Petrone (Italian, active early 19th century)
Pietà
Filippo Parodi (Italian, 1630–1702)
Design for an Altar in the Church of the Confraternity of Santissima Trinita, Turin
Filippo Juvara Italian, 1678-1736
Adoration of the Christ Child
Filippo Bellini or circle of Italian, c. 1550-1603
Virgin of Mercy (Madonna della Misericordia)
Attributed to Filippo Bellini, or his circle Italian, c. 1550-1603
Back View of a Seated Male Nude Holding Shepherd's Crook
Attributed to Filippo Ottani Italian, active 18th century
Nativity (recto); Virgin and Child, Angel (verso)
Attributed to Filippo Bellini, or his circle Italian, c. 1550-1603
Marquis de Sade
Man Ray American, 1890-1976
Hercules and Lichas
Filippo Falciatore Italian, active in Naples, 1718-1768
Ceiling with Bacchus, Ariadne, Diana and Minerva
Attributed to Filippo Pedrini (Italian, 1763-1856) or Ubaldo Gandolfi (Italian, 1728-1781)
Le Marquis de Puente-Fuerte
Jean-Baptiste Perronneau French, 1715-1783
King of Diamonds, the Marquis de Sade
José Luis Cuevas Mexican, born 1934
Study for Portrait of Giorgione
Filippo Germisoni Italian, died 1743
Young Man in Profile with Chin in Hand, Leaning on Raised Knee
Filippo Napoletano Italian, 1587/89-1629
Soldier in Armor with a Sword, from Capricci et habiti militari
Filippo Liagno, called Filippo Napoletano (Italian, 1589-1629) published by Giovanni Orlandi (Italian, c. 1590/1613-1640)
Archer from Behind, from Capricci e habiti militari
Filippo Liagno, called Filippo Napoletano Italian, 1589-1629
Soldier in Profile Holding a Pike, from Capricci e habiti militari
Filippo Napoletano Italian, 1589–1629
The Virgin Appearing to Saint Filippo Neri and His Pupils
Francesco Fontebasso Italian, 1707-1769
Warrior Seen From the Back
After Filippo Napoletano Italian, c. 1587-1629