Bronzino - Selected Works

Selected Works

  • St. Mark (c. 1525) -
  • St. Matthew (c. 1525) -
  • St. Sebastian (1525–1528) -
  • Portrait of Lorenzo Lenzi (1527–1528) -
  • Pietà (c. 1530) -
  • Allegorical Portrait of Dante (c. 1530) -
  • Portrait of a Lady in Green (1530–1532) -
  • Holy Family (1534–1540) -
  • Adoration of the Shepherds (1535–1540) -
  • Portrait of Ugolino Martelli (before 1537) -
  • Portrait of Bartolomeo Panciatichi (c. 1540) -
  • Holy Family (c. 1540) -
  • Portrait of a Young Man (c. 1540) -
  • Venus, Cupid, Folly and Time (Allegory; 1540–1545) -
  • Passage in the Red Sea (1540–1545) -
  • Adoration of the Bronze Snake (1540–1545) -
  • Deposition of Christ (1540–1545) -
  • Portrait of a Young Girl (1541–1545) -
  • Portrait ofBia de' Medici (c. 1542) -
  • Portrait of Cosimo I de' Medici (1545) -
  • Portrait of Giovanni de' Medici as a Child (c. 1545) -
  • Portrait of Eleonora of Toledo (c. 1545) -
  • Portrait of Lucrezia Panciatichi (c. 1545) -
  • Christ on the Cross (c. 1545) -
  • Portrait of Stefano Colonna (1546) -
  • Portrait of Don Garcia de' Medici (1550) -
  • Portrait of a Lady (c. 1550) -
  • Portrait of Andrea Doria as Neptune (1550–1555) -
  • St. John the Baptist (1550–1555) -
  • Portrait of Pierantonio Bandini (c.1550-1555) -
  • Portrait of Francesco I de' Medici (1551) -
  • Portrait of Maria de' Medici (1551) -
  • Portrait of Ludovico Capponi (1551) -
  • Holy Family (1555–1560) -
  • Portrait of Laura Battiferri (1555–1560) -
  • Noli me tangere (1561) -
  • Allegory of Happiness (1564) -
  • Deposition of Christ (1565) -
  • Martyrdom of St. Lawrence (1569) -

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