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Group of Ten Spectators

Follower of Hieronymus Bosch

-1516

ca. 1510-1540

I, 112

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Portrait of the Artist's Daughter Marta

Gaetano Gandolfi

1734-1802

ca. 1778

1986.45

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The Meeting of Abraham and Melchizedek: Genesis 14:18-24

Attributed to Constantijn van Renesse

1626-1680

I, 215a

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Minerva and Putti

Attributed to Hans Weiner

active 1575-1619

1961.56

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Here begynneth a devout treatyse in Englysshe called the Pylgrimage of perfection: very p[ro]fitable for all christen people to rede: and in especiall to all relygious p[er]sons moche necessary.

Bonde, William, active 1526-1527.

Imprinted at London : in Fletestreete, besyde saynt Dunstans churche, by Richarde Pynson, pri[n]ter to the kynges noble grace, Anno domini. 1526.

PML 5007

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Antique Ruins and Sculpture with a Hooded Figure in Foreground with a Skeleton and a Book and His Feet

French School

1966.11:132

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Portrait Study of a Woman

Attributed to Rosalba Carriera

1675-1757

1993.49

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Cumaean Sibyl with a Dog

Attributed to Giovanni Francesco Penni

approximately 1496-approximately 1528

1510-1516

IV, 12

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Inferno, Canto XI - XII. Virgil and Dante, at Upper Left, Before the Tomb of Pope Anastasius; Their Meeting with the Minotaur; Their Descent to the Phlegethon (River of Boiling Blood); Their Meeting with the Centaurs, Who Guard the Damned and Punish Them with Arrows; Chiron Gives Them as a Guide the Centaur Nessus; Dante and Virgil Are Carried by Nessus and Together They Cross the Phlegethon Where the Tyrants are Immmersed in Blood According To The Degree of Their Guilt; Virgil, Dante and Nessus Reach the Middle. At top, a town. Verso: Bell or Hat?

Attributed to Alessandro Vellutello

early 16th century

1966.12:5

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The Grief-Stricken Mother of Euryalus

Sebastian Vrancx

1573-1647

1973.22

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