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Ancient Portrait Bust of Vespasian
Vincenzo Dandini Italian, 1607-1675
Head of Venus de Medici
Figure of a Male Saint
Attributed to Pietro Dandini (Italian, 1646-1712) or Vincenzo Dandini (Italian, 1607-1675)
Figure with Arms Tied Behind His Back
Attributed to Vincenzo Dandini (Italian, 1607-1675) or Filippo Napoletano (Italian c. 1578-1640)
Copy of Scene from the Life of Sulla fresco, in the Hall of Saturn, Pitti Palace
possibly Cesare Dandini (Italian, 1596-1657) or Vincenzo Dandini (Italian, 1607-1675) after Ciro Ferri (Italian, 1634-1689)
The Adoration of the Christ Child
Vincenzo Frediani (Italian, 1485–1505)
Saint Sebastian
Vincenzo Campi Italian, 1530/35-1591
Fire in the Borgo (recto); Slight Sketch of the Fire in the Borgo (verso)
Ottaviano Dandini (Italian, c. 1706-1750) after Raffaello Sanzio, called Raphael (Italian, 1483-1520)
Christ in Glory with Saints
Vincenzo Camuccini (Italian, 1771-1844) or after Annibale Carracci (Italian, 1560-1609)
Two Bearded Heads
Attributed to Pietro Dandini Italian, 1646-1712
Offering to Lares
Vincenzo Camuccini (Italian, 1771-1844) printed by Alois Senefelder (German, 1771-1834)
Sketches of Virgin and Child, Seated Figure, and Landscape
Attributed to Vincenzo Tamagni Italian, 1492-c. 1530
Prison Scene
Attributed to Vincenzo dal Re Italian, died 1762
Head of Bearded Man in Three-Quarter Profile to Right
Head of Laocoon
Pietro Dandini Italian, 1646-1712
Massacre of the Innocents
Possibly after Pietro Dandini Italian, 1646-1712
Venus and Paris
Nessus and Deianira
Circle of Vincenzo Camuccini Italian, 1771-1844
Face of an Old Man with Eyes Closed
Self-Portrait Aged 65
Vincenzo Gemito Italian, 1852–1929