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Still live of fruit

Still live of fruit

Giovanni Battista Torriglia

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Sinon Deceiving the Trojans

Sinon Deceiving the Trojans

Giovanni Battista Torriglia, 1520

Acqua Giulia-fontænen. Tekstblad med bogstavet "T" indfældet i ornamentik

Acqua Giulia-fontænen. Tekstblad med bogstavet "T" indfældet i ornamentik

Giovanni Battista Torriglia, 1761

Statues of Three Ancient Romans (left)

Statues of Three Ancient Romans (left)

Giovanni Battista Torriglia, 1660

Tarpeia's Treason, plate 19

Tarpeia's Treason, plate 19

Giovanni Battista Torriglia, 1570

Ruinerne af det såkaldte "Prætorie" ved Hadrians Villa

Ruinerne af det såkaldte "Prætorie" ved Hadrians Villa

Giovanni Battista Torriglia, 1774

The Arch with a Shell Ornament

The Arch with a Shell Ornament

Giovanni Battista Torriglia, 1800

Prima parte de' fiori, page 12 (recto)

Prima parte de' fiori, page 12 (recto)

Giovanni Battista Torriglia, 1591

En vase samt forskellige lamper, hvoraf nogle er formet som menneskeansigter eller masker

En vase samt forskellige lamper, hvoraf nogle er formet som menneskeansigter eller masker

Giovanni Battista Torriglia, 1769

Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790)

Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790)

Giovanni Battista Torriglia, 1777

Bacchus and Ariadne

Bacchus and Ariadne

Giovanni Battista Torriglia, 1745

Inscriptions from the tomb chambers

Inscriptions from the tomb chambers

Giovanni Battista Torriglia

The Gothic Arch

The Gothic Arch

Giovanni Battista Torriglia, 1749