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The Centre Of Attention by Giovanni Battista Torriglia — VisualArtsDB

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The Centre Of Attention

The Centre Of Attention

The Centre Of Attention

Giovanni Battista Torriglia

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Young Woman and a Boy Facing Right

Young Woman and a Boy Facing Right

Giovanni Battista Torriglia, 1702

Kappeklædt mand, gående mod højre

Kappeklædt mand, gående mod højre

Giovanni Battista Torriglia, 1513

Ruins of Cella, Temple of Neptune

Ruins of Cella, Temple of Neptune

Giovanni Battista Torriglia, 1778

Minerva and Mercury

Minerva and Mercury

Giovanni Battista Torriglia, 1780

Romulus Leads the Triumph Over Fidenae, plate 25

Romulus Leads the Triumph Over Fidenae, plate 25

Giovanni Battista Torriglia, 1570

Head of a Woman in Profile with a Scarf

Giovanni Battista Torriglia

An Ancient Forum with Porticos

An Ancient Forum with Porticos

Giovanni Battista Torriglia, 1742

The Magic Mirror

The Magic Mirror

Giovanni Battista Torriglia, 1680

A Standing Oriental Wearing a Greatcoat

A Standing Oriental Wearing a Greatcoat

Giovanni Battista Torriglia, 1753

Klynge af søjler, som understøtter to buer i en stor gård ...

Klynge af søjler, som understøtter to buer i en stor gård ...

Giovanni Battista Torriglia, 1743

Gravmonument for Mamertinus og hans hustru Partenope, fundet på Via Labicana i 1765 sammen med en vase og nogle lamper

Gravmonument for Mamertinus og hans hustru Partenope, fundet på Via Labicana i 1765 sammen med en vase og nogle lamper

Giovanni Battista Torriglia, 1769

Head of a Boy

Head of a Boy

Giovanni Battista Torriglia