Antonio Tempesta

ANTONIO TEMPESTA (ATTRIBUTED TO) (Florence 1555-1630 Rome) Two Lovers with an Allegory of Fate.

Attributed to Antonio Tempesta (1555-1630) A

Anonymous. ELEPHANT HUNT. 18th century. Group of

Attribuito a Antonio Tempesta (Firenze 1555 - Roma 1630) Mosè richiude le acque del Mar Rosso al passaggio del Faraone

TEMPESTA, ANTONIO (Florenz 1555 - 1630 Rom). Lot

Antonio Tempesta (1555-1630) A group of four

ANTONIO TEMPESTA A very large collection of approximately 400 etchings.

ANTONIO TEMPESTA The Battle of the Israelites Against the Amalekites.

ANTONIO TEMPESTA (ITALIAN,1555-1630) DECEMBER along with a print of OTTOBRE December: 5 x 7 in. (sight) October: 9 x 12 in. (sight)

Antonio Tempesta (1555-1630) - Vita et Miracula D. Bernardi Clarevalensis Abbatis,

Antonio TEMPESTA (1555-1630) La chasse aux cerfs et aux sangliers. La chasse aux bouquetins. Paire de gravures originales au burin, avec dédicace à Iacomo Sanesi 24 x 33,2 cm Expert : René MILLET

Tempesta, Antonio - zugeschrieben: Vier Darstellungen mit exotischen Tieren

Tempesta, Antonio: Die Schlacht der Hebräer gegen die Amalekiter

ANTONIO TEMPESTA (ITALIAN,1555-1630) APRILE along with FIVE PAGES FROM "OEUVRES DE JEAN BERAIN, ETC." PUBLISHED BY THURET Six etchin...

Tempesta, Antonio: Der hl. Antonius und die Dämonen

A FAIENCE PLATE, FRENCH, LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURY

†A CASTELLI MAIOLICA CHARGER, WORKSHOP OF FRANCESCO GRUE, LATE 17TH CENTURYpainted after Antonio Tempesta (1555-1630) with Alexander Attacking Tyre from the Sea from the Wars of Alexander the Great, the equestrian figure seen from the back

Antonio Tempesta (1555-1630)-attributed, Soldier with sword and shield on a horse, monogrammed A. T. F. ? Black chalk with brown and black wash on brown paper, in passepartout, described "ant:Tempeste", framed, under glass.

ANTONIO TEMPESTA | Two battle scenes: Troops with Medici banners fighting Turks

ANTONIO TEMPESTA | Scipio Africanus and his army attacking Carthage

ANTONIO TEMPESTA | Scipio Africanus and his army attacking Carthage

ANTONIO TEMPESTA (ATTRIBUTED TO) (Florence 1555-1630 Rome) Erminia and the Shepherd.

ATTRIBUTED TO ANTONIO TEMPESTA | Ships in a storm, with shipwrecked figures in the foreground, a view of a town beyond

MAIOLICA PLATTER 'CACCIA AL LEONE',Castelli