Ventura Salimbeni - Anthology of Works

Anthology of Works

  • St. Agnes (1590, etching, De Young Museum, San Francisco, CA)
  • The Annunciation (1594, drawing, De Young Museum, San Francisco, CA)
  • Marriage of the Virgin (1590 De Young Museum, San Francisco, CA)
  • Two Studies of a Female (De Young Museum, San Francisco, CA)
  • Figure Studies of a Man and a Seated Woman (De Young Museum, San Francisco, CA)
  • Studies of a Male Figure with a Sword (De Young Museum, San Francisco, CA)
  • Madonna and Child (De Young Museum, San Francisco, CA)
  • Figure Studies of a Man and a Standing Woman (De Young Museum, San Francisco, CA)
  • Joachim and Anna (1590, etching, De Young Museum, San Francisco, CA)
  • The Annunciation (Museum of Fine Arts,Budapest)
  • Death of St Claire with Pope Innocent IV's blessing, drawing Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, UK
  • Christ on the Cross with Virgin, Magdalen, & Saint John (Courtauld Institute of Art, London)
  • Two studies of the head of a woman, and sketch of a foot (Courtauld Institute of Art, London)
  • Youth kneeling holding a vase (Courtauld Institute of Art, London)
  • Marriage of the Virgin (Diocesan Seminary Foligno)
  • The Virgin and Child in Glory, (1590 Grand Rapids Museum of Art, Michigan)
  • Trinity with St.Peter and St. Bernard, (Musée Fesch, Ajaccio, France)
  • Study for an Altarpiece (drawing, Fogg Art Museum, Boston, MA)
  • Saint Caterina acceca con lo sguardo and Florentine Soldiers (Haarlem, Teylers Museum)
  • Saint Lorenzo and Saint Charles Borromeo Pray to the Name of Jesus(1620, San Lorenzo of Grosseto).
  • Frescoes of Christ’ Resurrection (Bagno Vignoni)
  • Depiction of Ventura Salimbeni (Bernardino Capitelli, 1634)
  • Fresco of the Trinity at work with globe (Montalcino)
  • Resurrection of Christ in the Chapel of the removal of the Lord in the Basilica of Santa Maria degli Angeli in Assisi, Italy.

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