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Allegory of Flourishing State of the United Provinces
Jan Pietersz Saenredam
1602 · engraving on laid paper
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Allegory of Fortitude
Francesco Rosaspina
Date not recorded · pen and brown ink with gray and brown wash, heightend with white gouache, over black chalk
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Allegory of Fortune: Man Holding Fortune by her Forelock
North Italian 16th Century
c. 1500 · bronze//Medium brown patina
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Allegory of Intellect, Memory, and Will
Claude Mellan after Simon Vouet
1625 · engraving on laid paper
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Allegory of Justice
Felice Giani
Date not recorded · pen and brown ink with violet-brown wash over black chalk on wove paper
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Allegory of Justice
Willem Swanenburgh, after Joachim Anthonisz Wtewael
1606 · engraving on laid paper
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Allegory of Love
School of Marcantonio Raimondi, after Baccio Bandinelli(?)
c. 1540 · engraving on laid paper
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Allegory of Marriage [reverse]
Daniel Friedrich Loos and Friedrich Wilhelm Loos
1793 · silver
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Allegory of Minerva as the Head of the Muses
Hans Speckaert
in or before 1575 · pen and brown ink with brown wash over black chalk on laid paper
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Allegory of Music
Probably Venetian 16th Century
c. 1500 · bronze//Medium brown patina
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Allegory of Music
François Boucher
1764 · pen and brown ink with red wash on laid paper
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Allegory of Music with Two Cherubs and Doves (100)
Gilles Demarteau the Elder after François Boucher
Date not recorded · chalk manner printed in black on laid paper
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Allegory of Painting
Rosalba Carriera
1730s · pastel and red chalk on blue laid paper mounted on canvas (on strainer)
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