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"La fornarina": a woman seated wearing a fur-lined cloak over one shoulder. Line engraving by R. Morghen, 1809, after P. Ermini.
Date: [1809]Reference: 2864410i
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Cupid learning to read the letters of the alphabet. Engraving after A. Allegri, il Corrreggio.
Antonio da CorreggioReference: 23691i
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A woman breast feeding one child and holding two others; representing charity. Engraving by R. Morghen, 1795, after A. Allegri, il Correggio.
Antonio da CorreggioDate: 1795Reference: 17460i
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Saint Mary (the Blessed Virgin) with the Christ Child and Saint John the Baptist. Engraving by R. Morghen after P. Ermini after Raphael.
RaphaelReference: 10725i
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Galileo Galilei. Reproduction of line engraving by G. Cipriani after J. Sustermans, 1635.
Suttermans, Justus, 1597-1681.Reference: 3364i
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Women personifying three cardinal virtues: (left to right) fortitude, prudence and temperance. Line engraving by R. Morghen after S. Tofanelli after Raphael.
RaphaelDate: [between 1775 and 1799]Reference: 3048849i
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Panoramic interior of Truglio, the Ancient baths near the Temple of Venere Genitrice, Baia. Etching by R. Morghen after himself.
Raffaello Sanzio MorghenReference: 15419i
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Cupid learning to read the letters of the alphabet. Engraving after A. Allegri, il Corrreggio.
Antonio da CorreggioReference: 3069405i
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An ivory diptych containing sculptures of Aesculapius with Telesphorus and of Hygieia with Cupid. Engraving by R. Morghen.
Raffaello Sanzio MorghenReference: 11567i
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Count Alessandro Giuseppe Antonio Anastasio Volta. Line engraving by R. Morghen after P. Ermini after L. Sabatelli.
Luigi SabatelliReference: 9478i
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Saint Mary Magdalen. Line engraving by R. Morghen after V. Gozzini after C. Dolci.
Carlo DolciReference: 6631i
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Saint Mary (the Blessed Virgin) and Saint Joseph with the Christ Child, Saint John the Baptist and Saint Elizabeth. Engraving by P. Guglielmi and R. Morghen after P. Girgenti after Giulio Romano.
Giulio RomanoReference: 10732i
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"La fornarina": a woman seated wearing a fur-lined cloak over one shoulder. Line engraving by R. Morghen, 1809, after P. Ermini.
Date: [1809]Reference: 2864413i
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The lake of Agnano. Etching by R. Morghen, ca. 1765-.
Raffaello Sanzio MorghenDate: [1765?]Reference: 2855810i
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Mercury [Hermes]. Engraving by Cook, 1789, after G. Volpato and R. Morghen.
Reference: 11264i
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Saint John the Baptist. Etching by R. Morghen after S. Tofanelli after G. Reni.
Guido ReniReference: 6240i
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Leonardo da Vinci. Line engraving by R. Morghen after Leonardo da Vinci.
Leonardo da VinciReference: 9436i
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Saint Mary (the Blessed Virgin) with the Christ Child and Saint John the Baptist. Engraving by R. Morghen after Andrea del Sarto.
Andrea del SartoReference: 10562i
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The risen Christ asks Mary Magdalene not to touch him. Engraving by R. Morghen after S. Tofanelli after F. Barocci.
Federico BarocciReference: 24624i
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Angelica and Medoro carve their names on a tree, both writing with the same stylus. Engraving by R. Morghen after T. Matteini after L. Ariosto.
Ludovico AriostoReference: 2804483i
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Saint Mary (the Blessed Virgin) with the Christ Child and Saint John the Baptist. Engraving by R. Morghen after Raphael.
RaphaelReference: 10824i
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Lot and his daughters: Lot drinks from a dish the wine that has been poured by his daughters from a jug in order to make the drunken Lot commit incest with them. Engraving by R. Morghen after S. Tofanelli after G.F. Barbieri, il Guercino.
GuercinoDate: [between 1700 and 1799?]Reference: 3048108i

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"La fornarina": a woman seated wearing a fur-lined cloak over one shoulder. Line engraving by R. Morghen, 1809, after P. Ermini.

Cupid learning to read the letters of the alphabet. Engraving after A. Allegri, il Corrreggio.

A woman breast feeding one child and holding two others; representing charity. Engraving by R. Morghen, 1795, after A. Allegri, il Correggio.

Saint Mary (the Blessed Virgin) with the Christ Child and Saint John the Baptist. Engraving by R. Morghen after P. Ermini after Raphael.

Galileo Galilei. Reproduction of line engraving by G. Cipriani after J. Sustermans, 1635.

Women personifying three cardinal virtues: (left to right) fortitude, prudence and temperance. Line engraving by R. Morghen after S. Tofanelli after Raphael.

Panoramic interior of Truglio, the Ancient baths near the Temple of Venere Genitrice, Baia. Etching by R. Morghen after himself.

Cupid learning to read the letters of the alphabet. Engraving after A. Allegri, il Corrreggio.

An ivory diptych containing sculptures of Aesculapius with Telesphorus and of Hygieia with Cupid. Engraving by R. Morghen.

Count Alessandro Giuseppe Antonio Anastasio Volta. Line engraving by R. Morghen after P. Ermini after L. Sabatelli.

Saint Mary Magdalen. Line engraving by R. Morghen after V. Gozzini after C. Dolci.

Saint Mary (the Blessed Virgin) and Saint Joseph with the Christ Child, Saint John the Baptist and Saint Elizabeth. Engraving by P. Guglielmi and R. Morghen after P. Girgenti after Giulio Romano.

"La fornarina": a woman seated wearing a fur-lined cloak over one shoulder. Line engraving by R. Morghen, 1809, after P. Ermini.

The lake of Agnano. Etching by R. Morghen, ca. 1765-.

Mercury [Hermes]. Engraving by Cook, 1789, after G. Volpato and R. Morghen.

Saint John the Baptist. Etching by R. Morghen after S. Tofanelli after G. Reni.

Leonardo da Vinci. Line engraving by R. Morghen after Leonardo da Vinci.

Saint Mary (the Blessed Virgin) with the Christ Child and Saint John the Baptist. Engraving by R. Morghen after Andrea del Sarto.

The risen Christ asks Mary Magdalene not to touch him. Engraving by R. Morghen after S. Tofanelli after F. Barocci.

Angelica and Medoro carve their names on a tree, both writing with the same stylus. Engraving by R. Morghen after T. Matteini after L. Ariosto.

Saint Mary (the Blessed Virgin) with the Christ Child and Saint John the Baptist. Engraving by R. Morghen after Raphael.

Lot and his daughters: Lot drinks from a dish the wine that has been poured by his daughters from a jug in order to make the drunken Lot commit incest with them. Engraving by R. Morghen after S. Tofanelli after G.F. Barbieri, il Guercino.