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Sketches of Tuscan Villas
Attributed to Bernardo Buontalenti, called delle Girandole, or his circle Italian, 1536-1608
View of Pirna with the Fortress of Sonnenstein
Bernardo Bellotto (Italian, 1721–1780)
St. Gerardo Sagredo, Bishop of Csanád
Bernardo Strozzi (Italian, 1581–1664)
Girandoles
Isaac F. Baker (American, active mid-19th century) Made by Cornelius and Company (American, 1839–1851) Philadelphia
Bust of Giovanni Battista de Luca
Bernardo Fioriti (Bernardino or Focoso; Italian, active 1643–1674)
Wine Jug with Cover
Christian Dell German, 1893-1974 Metallwerkstatt Bauhaus Weimar, Germany, 1919-1925
Exterior View of the Italian Gate of the Ramparts of the Town of Dresden
Bernardo Bellotto Italian, 1721-1780
Two Seated Kings of Judah; Josiah and Hezekiah
Bernardo Castello Italian, 1557-1629
Landscape with Ruins
Illustration to Scene from the Liberation of Jerusalem (Gerusalemme Liberata)
After Bernardo Castello Italian, 1557-1629
Christ at Emmaus Presenting the Bread
Bernardo Strozzi (Il Prete Genovese or Il Cappuccino) Italian, 1581-1664
Sketches of Seated Warrior, Various Figures
Solomon and the Queen of Sheba (recto); Sketch of the Queen of Sheba (verso)
Horsemen on the Shore
Attributed to Bernardo Castello or his circle Italian, 1557-1629
The Ruins of the Pirnaischer Suburb with the Palais Fürstenhof
William F. Shaw (American, 1820–1900) Boston
Triumph of Cybele
Circle of Bernardino Parentino Italian, c. 1437-1531
Cavalier in Tournament Costume on Horseback
Circle of Niccolò dell' Abbate Italian; c.1512-1571
Saint John the Baptist and San Bernardo degli Uberti
After Andrea del Sarto Italian, 1486-1530
Pastoral Landscape with Shepherd and Cattle
Attributed to Bernardo Zilotti (Italian, c. 1730-1780/95) or possibly Marco Ricco (Italian, 1676-1729) or possibly Francesco Zuccarelli (Italian, 1702-1788)