Baroque at the National Gallery of Art
9,145–9,180 of 9,360 works · most celebrated first
Saint Michael and the Rebel Angels
Four Commedia dell'Arte Figures: Harlequin "en femme," Mezzetin(?), Scaramouche, and Harlequin
Studies for Christ Before Caiaphas
The Holy Family with Saint Philip Neri in Adoration, an Angel, and Putti
An Extensive River Landscape
Children Parodying a Triumph of Bacchus
The Presentation in the Temple
The Assumption of the Virgin with Two Bishops and Other Figures
A Seated Man
Rocaille Cartouche
A Tavern by a River
A Stage Design for an Opera with Actors
Head Study of a Preacher
Saint Francis Receiving the Stigmata
Young Girl Reading
Christ Carrying the Cross
Portrait of a Man
Tobit Burying the Dead
The Baptism of Christ
Six Studies of Commedia dell'Arte Actors: Polchinelle, Columbine, Pierrot, a Captain, Harlequin "en femme," and Scaramouche
A Kneeling Friar in Prayer
A Young Shepherd Playing a Pipe for Two Young Shepherdesses
Studies of the Cenotaph of Annia Regilla
Jupiter and Semele
Martyrdom of Saint Lawrence
August: Fishing
A Shepherd and Shepherdess Seated under a Tree
A Standing Man Leaning on a Stick
Saint Nicholas of Bari
Rebecca at the Well
Angels and Putti Flying with a Garland: Design for a Ceiling
Madonna and Child with Angels, Saint Benedict, and Saint Scholastica
Bust of a Bearded Warrior
Saint George and the Dragon
Self-Portrait of the Artist's Father in a Forest
Small Grotesque Head