Baroque at the National Gallery of Art
4,645–4,680 of 8,201 works · most celebrated first
Captain Thomas Weaver of Armagh
Thomas Egerton, First Viscount Brackley
Jesus with the Pharisees
Bust of a Monk
Christophe de Thou
Temple of Antonius and the Campo Vaccino
Exaltation of the Holy Cross; St. Aper; St. Euphemia; St. Lambert
Sir Robert Stapylton, dramatic poet and translator
Sibylla Libyca
Ornamental Panel Surmounted with Two Figures Leaning on the Bust of a Woman
Two Plank Hedges
Plan and Elevation of the Church of the Ascension
Saint Jerome
Scapino and Cap. Zerbino
John, King of England
Wolfgang-Wilhelm, Count of Pfalz-Neuburg and Duke of Julich-Berg
St. Mansuetus; Sts. Serapia and Erasma; Moses; St. Bertin, Abbot
Abraham and Isaac
Joannes Sturmius
Man Seen from Behind with His Right Arm Extended
Man Crying Out, Three-Quarters Left
Sir Walter Raleigh
City View![Reception at Mantua [recto], by Jacques Callot, 1612](https://artifactworldgallery.com/img/jacques-callot--reception-at-mantua-recto--84e33047dd2baf0a-w320.webp)
Reception at Mantua [recto]
Landscape with a Square Tower
March of the King and Knights of the Holy Spirit in the Courtyard at Fontainebleau
Ciuis Coloniesis Vxor
Gentleman in Large Mantle, Seen from Behind
Farmstead wtih a Peasant Family Outside the Front Door, the Woman Spinning
Guzman de Alfarache
The Bagpipe Player
Title Page for "The Capricci"
Sir John Marsham, Writer on Chronology
Large Rock
St. Helen; St. Donatus; St. Ludovicus, Bishop; St. Bernard
John Carter