Allegory at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art
The Los Angeles County Museum of Art holds 30 Allegory works in this public-domain catalogue, dating from 1462 to 1890. The collection is led by François Boucher, Paolo Veronese and Alessandro Magnasco.
Allegory of Salvation with the Virgin and Christ Child, St. Elizabeth, the Young St. John the Baptist and Two Angels
The Death of Leonardo da Vinci in the Arms of François I
The Arrival of Aeneas in Carthage
The Crowning of Roxana
Allegory of Navigation with a Cross-Staff: Averroës
Allegory of the Poet
Three Young Musicians
Project for a Cartouche: An Allegory of Minerva, Fame, History and Faith Overcoming Ignorance and Time
Allegory of Navigation with an Astrolabe: Ptolemy
Divine Inspiration of Music
The Lion Hunt
The Smoker
Allegory of Spring
Winter
Satan and Death with Sin Intervening
Monument to Mignard
The Virgin Appearing to the Guardian Angel
Theseus Taming the Bull of Marathon
Sketch for a Picture--Columbus before the Council of Salamanca (B) (Christopher Columbus before the Spanish Council)
Sophonisbe Drinking Poison
Tavern Scene with a Lute Player
Aethra Showing her Son Theseus the Place Where his Father had Hidden his Arms
The Trial of Constance de Beverly
The Ecstasy of Saint Francis
Hecuba and Polyxena
A Study for Two Angels on a Balustrade
The Artist's Studio
Fragment from a Cassone Panel 'Shooting at Father's Corpse'
Henri IV Conferring the Regency upon Marie de' Medici
Allegory of the Entry of Charles Bourbon into Naples