Baroque at the National Gallery of Art
2,917–2,952 of 9,360 works · most celebrated first
Sacrifice of a Satyr
Mulier ex Virginia
Landscape
Title Page to the Work of Homer, Translated by Thomas Hobbes
Sheet of Studies with the Head of the Artist, a Beggar Man, and Woman and Child
The Tulips and the Sun
Alzata dell'Obelisco di Campo Marzio (Excavation of the Obelisk from the Campo Marzio)
The Betrayal
Three Oriental Figures (Jacob and Laban?)
Ruins of an Amphitheater
Woman Meditating
Taking the Firing Position with the Musket
Psittacus albus cristatus maximus
Ciel! ô ciel! qui vois-je à ses côtés?
Ornament with a Strut and a Railing
The Infant Saint John
Three Cherubs and Two Boys Each Raising One Arm on Clouds
Noble Man with Folded Hands
The Ram Blesses Reynard
Old Beggar Woman with a Gourd
Seated Woman and Standing Man Surrounded by Other Figures and Paraphernalia
Leonard de Lamet
Mme. XXX en Flore
Winter Scene in the Blockhouses in Amsterdam
Mulier Westphalica ex Archiep Monasteri
Landscape
The Sacrifice of Iphigenia
The Virgin
Title Page for G. de St. Vincent, Opus Geometricum Quadraturae Circuli
Sts. Nicostratus and Anthiocus; St. Julia; St. Desiderius; Sts. Susanna, Palladia, and Martiana
View through a Pierced Rock
Title Page to Saturne Ephemerides by Henry Isaacson
The Float of Mount Parnassus
The Madonna and Child with Two Angels and Saints Scholastica, Benedict, Roch, Peter, Paul and Jerome
Old Beggar with One Crutch
James Drummond, Earl of Perth