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Venus and Cupid
The nymphs crown the goddess of abundance
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Putto holder
San Bartolomeo
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Self portrait
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Triumphant athlete
The Catholic Religion
Ganymede and the eagle
Cain after the killing of his brother
The three Graces
Farmer
Monte Circello
The seamstress
White with a green skirt
Venus and Cupid
The nymphs crown the goddess of abundance
Sant'Andrea
Luck
Leone
Putto holder
San Bartolomeo
Self portrait
San Luca paints the Virgin in the presence of Raphael
Allegorical figure of Fiume
Self-portrait at the spinet with the maid
Perseus and Andromeda
Galatea
Bacchus and Ariadne
Self portrait
Vincenzo Pacetti
Judith and Holofernes
Perspective view (Theatrical scenography)
The archaeologist
Preaching by an apostle
Self portrait
Allegory of Hope
Head of Clement XIII
Self portrait
Socrates saves Alcibiades in the battle of Potidea
Portrait of Sofia Clerk
Triumphant athlete
The Catholic Religion
Ganymede and the eagle
Cain after the killing of his brother
The three Graces
Farmer
Monte Circello
The seamstress
White with a green skirt

San Bartolomeo

Agnolo di Cosimo, detto il Bronzino

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National Academy of Saint Luke

National Academy of Saint Luke

Piazza Accademia di S. Luca, 77, Rome

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Title: San Bartolomeo

Author: Agnolo di Cosimo, detto il Bronzino

Date: 1556

Technique: Oil on the table

Displayed in: National Academy of Saint Luke

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