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Palma il Giovane (Jacopo Negretti)
(1548/50-1628)
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Fall rebellious angels
Return of the Prodigal Son
Self-Portrait
Crucifixion with Mary Magdalene
Pope Paul IV Handing over a Statute
Justice and Peace
The Iron Age
Pope Alexander III , and Doge Sebastiano Ziani c.1…
Two organ panel doors depicting the Fiery Serpents…
Woman fleeing the dragon
The Martyrdom of Saint Lawrence
The Assumption of the Virgin
The Taking of Constantinople
Prayer of Christ in the garden of Gethsemane
Christ in pity supported by an angel [Workshop]
Saint Mary Magdalene penitent
Crucifixion of Christ with the Madonna and Saint J…
Holy family with Saint Catherine of Siena
Portrait of a Man
Interior of organ panel door depicting Cain and Ab…
The Washing of the Feet
The Deposition
St. Mark
Madonna Carried by Angels
The Doge Alvise Mocenigo giving thanks to the Virg…
The Complaint of Christ
The Assumption of the Virgin Mary
Allegorical Scene: In Temerarios
Saint Helen and Saint Constantine between Saint Ro…
Prayer of Christ in the garden of Gethsemane [scho…
Apollo and Marsyas 2
Apollo and Marsyas
The Death of Sisera
The Ascent
The Deposition of Christ
The Doge Francesco Venier presented to Venice
Allegory of the League of Cambrai
The Doges Lorenzo Priuli and Girolamo Priuli prayi…
The Last Judgement
The Doge Renier Zeno and his wife, founders and be…
Prudence
Saint Lucy
St Lawrence giving out alms
The Last Supper
The Doge of Venice visits the Holy See
Pieta, modelletto for the altarpiece in the cathed…
Portrait of a Venetian Senator, seated three-quart…
Penitent Saint Francis, consoled by two angels
Annunciation
Offer of Charity for the Souls in Purgatory
Triumph of Mars
Triumph of Juno
Triumph of Apollo
Triumph of Neptune
Flagellation of Christ
The Doge Pasquale Cicogna attends the Mass celebra…
Allegorical Scene: In Temerarios
Christ scourged [Workshop]
Portrait of a Gentleman
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