Partial Anthology of Works
- Marriage of St. Catherine -
- St Michael fresco -
- The Adoration of Christ by Shepherds -
- Conception of John the Baptist (1555) -
- Preaching to the Multitude, (San Giorgio Maggiore, Bologna)
- Holy Family and Saint John the Baptist (attributed) -
- Baptism of Christ -
- Altarpiece -
- Incredulity of Thomas (1565) -
- The Incredulity of Thomas (recto); Study for the Figure of Thomas (verso) -
- The Beheading of St. John the Baptist -
- Madonna and Child -
- Holy Family and Holy Elizabeth
- Allegory of Silence (1569) -
- Blinding of Polyphemus -
- Life of the Virgin -
- Passion of Christ -
- Ecce Homo (1589) -
- St. Michael -
- Martyrdom of St. Lawrence -
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