Marcantonio Franceschini

1648–1729 · Papal States · Baroque

Marcantonio Franceschini (1648 – 24 December 1729) was an Italian painter of the Baroque period, active mostly in his native Bologna. He was the father and teacher of Giacomo Franceschini. Wikipedia

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“The Petitent Magdalen”, 1677 — Dresden State Art Collections
“The Last Communion of Saint Mary of Egypt”, 1680 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“The Birth of Adonis”, 1685 — Dresden State Art Collections
“Adam and Eve”, 1680 — Mauritshuis
“The Virgin reading” — Fitzwilliam Museum
“Caritas (1683 - 1684)”, 1684 — Hessen Kassel Heritage
“Aurora and Cephalus”
“Goatherd Playing His Pipe With Three Boys Playing And Two Girls Listening”
“Variation of Ludovico Carracci's St. Raymond of Peñafort” — Nationalmuseum
“Pair of feet” — Nationalmuseum
“St. Joseph dying. Oval composition” — Nationalmuseum
“Death of St Pietro di Murrone” — Nationalmuseum
“Mercury reminds Aeneas of his destiny”, 1714 — Palazzo Buonaccorsi Gallery of Ancient Art
“Armida Abandoned by Rinaldo”, 1709 — Christ Church Picture Gallery
“The Virgin and Child with Saint Elizabeth and Saint John the Baptist”, 1694 — Hillsborough Castle
“Noli Me Tangere ("Touch me not")”, 1700 — Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
“The Guardian Angel”, 1716 — Dulwich Picture Gallery
“Lot and his Daughters”, 1676 — Dulwich Picture Gallery
“Christ and the Woman of Samaria”, 1700 — Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
“La Samaritaine”, 1700 — Musée Fabre

Marcantonio Franceschini

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