Baroque at the National Museum of Fine Arts, Argentina
The National Museum of Fine Arts, Argentina holds 38 Baroque works in this public-domain catalogue, dating from 1603 to 1690. The collection is led by Peter Paul Rubens, Philipp Peter Roos and Adriaen van de Velde.
Allegory of Fortuna and Virtue
Young Woman with a Gold Chain
Holy Family with Saint Little John and Elizabetg
Agony in the Garden
Retrato de dama
Portrait of a gentleman
Behold the man
Landscape with the ruins of Rijnsburg Abbey
Judith
Christ at the Column
Portrait of a gentleman
Portrait of a Man with a Ruff
Penitent Magdalene
Portrait of Margarita Gonzaga
Flower Garland
A Mathematician
Portrait of an unknown woman
The Triumph of Baccus
Shepherd and animals in a landscape
Retrato de la infanta María Teresa de España
Saint Francisco in meditation
Retrato de la Condesa de Goldstein
The Beach at Scheveningen
Male portrait
Shepherd and animals in a landscape
The birth of the Virgin
Christ recumbent
Diana and her nymphs hunting
Portrait of a woman wearing a hat with feathers
San Francisco in ecstasy
Angel guardian
Female portrait
Nymphs bathing
The last appearance of Christ to his disciples
La lucha contra la muerte
Rape of th Sabinians
La vanidad de la vida
Aurora y Thyton