Baroque at the National Gallery of Art
4,465–4,500 of 9,360 works · most celebrated first
St. Zenon and Companions; St. John the Baptist; St. Gallicanus; St. Pelagius
Hanau
Man with a Long Beard and Headdress, Facing Right
The Flagellation
Old Woman with Cats
Arrival at Valencia
Mercatoris Parisiensis Vxor
Equestrian Portrait of Don Juan de Austria
Landscape with a Well
Nicolas de Blampignon
Landscape with Tower and Two Ruined Pillars [left]
Joseph Roettiers
The Samaritan Pours Oil and Wine in the Wounds of a Man Left for Dead
Narcissus Looking in the Water
Head of an Old Woman (Visscher's Mother)
William of Orange
Sir John Ogle
John Heydon
The Ponte Molle
Man on a Small Wooden Bridge
Le midi
Boulder in the Woods
The Lion Orders a Mass Assault on Reynard
The Agony in the Garden
From "Bizzarie di varie Figure"
Queen Elizabeth
James I, King of England
Noble Man with Folded Hands
Charles II
The Review
Magician and Other Figures before a Burning Altar with Skull and Bones
Ostrich Hunt
Adriaen Tegularius
The Assumption; St. Roch; Salvator Mundi; St. Clare of Monte Falco
Second View of Zugro
Louis-Francois de La Baume de Suze