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Man in the Open Air, Elie Nadelman, c. 1915Elie NadelmanMan in the Open Airc. 1915MoMA, verdieping 5, 500Museum of Modern Art
Augustus and the Sibyl, Andrea Briosco, called Riccio, c. 1500Andrea Briosco, called RiccioAugustus and the Sibylc. 1500National Gallery of Art
The Entombment, Andrea Briosco, called RiccioAndrea Briosco, called RiccioThe EntombmentNational Gallery of Art
Leda and the Swan, Andrea Briosco, called RiccioAndrea Briosco, called RiccioLeda and the SwanNational Gallery of Art
The Triumph of Silenus, Andrea Briosco, called Riccio, c. 1530Andrea Briosco, called RiccioThe Triumph of Silenusc. 1530National Gallery of Art
An Allegorical Scene, Andrea Briosco, called RiccioAndrea Briosco, called RiccioAn Allegorical SceneNational Gallery of Art
Combat at the Gate, Andrea Briosco, called RiccioAndrea Briosco, called RiccioCombat at the GateNational Gallery of Art
Altar with a Female Bust, Andrea Briosco, called RiccioAndrea Briosco, called RiccioAltar with a Female BustNational Gallery of Art
Judith with the Head of Holofernes, Andrea Briosco, called RiccioAndrea Briosco, called RiccioJudith with the Head of HolofernesNational Gallery of Art
Death of Marcus Curtius, Andrea Briosco, called RiccioAndrea Briosco, called RiccioDeath of Marcus CurtiusNational Gallery of Art
Bas-relief : enseignement, Riccio, Renaissance (Occident)

Date de création/fabrication : 1516 - 1521Andrea Briosco, called RiccioBas-relief : enseignementRenaissance (Occident) Date de création/fabrication : 1516 - 1521Salle 513, Aile Richelieu, Niveau 1Louvre
Seated satyr with silvered eyes, Andrea Briosco, called Riccio, second quarter of the 16th centuryAndrea Briosco, called RiccioSeated satyr with silvered eyessecond quarter of the 16th centuryZaal 536Metropolitan Museum of Art
The Entombment, Andrea Briosco, called Riccio, c. 1507/1513Andrea Briosco, called RiccioThe Entombmentc. 1507/1513National Gallery of Art
An Allegorical Scene (Fame Crowning Eros), Andrea Briosco, called RiccioAndrea Briosco, called RiccioAn Allegorical Scene (Fame Crowning Eros)National Gallery of Art
Allegory of Fate, Andrea Briosco, called Riccio, c. 1530Andrea Briosco, called RiccioAllegory of Fatec. 1530National Gallery of Art
Saint George and the Dragon, Andrea Briosco, called RiccioAndrea Briosco, called RiccioSaint George and the DragonNational Gallery of Art
Satyr Family, Andrea Briosco, called Riccio, c. 1500Andrea Briosco, called RiccioSatyr Familyc. 1500National Gallery of Art
The Entombment, Andrea Briosco, called RiccioAndrea Briosco, called RiccioThe EntombmentNational Gallery of Art
An Allegorical Scene (Fame & Eros), Andrea Briosco, called RiccioAndrea Briosco, called RiccioAn Allegorical Scene (Fame & Eros)National Gallery of Art
Fame, Andrea Briosco, called RiccioAndrea Briosco, called RiccioFameNational Gallery of Art
The Sacrifice of a Swine, Andrea Briosco, called RiccioAndrea Briosco, called RiccioThe Sacrifice of a SwineNational Gallery of Art
Three Wick Lamp with Bacchic Scenes, Andrea Briosco, called Riccio, c. 1500Andrea Briosco, called RiccioThree Wick Lamp with Bacchic Scenesc. 1500National Gallery of Art
Augustus and the Sibyl, Andrea Briosco, called Riccio, c. 1500Andrea Briosco, called RiccioAugustus and the Sibylc. 1500National Gallery of Art
Bust of a Youth (Saint John?), Andrea Briosco, called RiccioAndrea Briosco, called RiccioBust of a Youth (Saint John?)National Gallery of Art
Triton and Nereid, Andrea Briosco, called Riccio, after 1532–before ca. 1550Andrea Briosco, called RiccioTriton and Nereidafter 1532–before ca. 1550Zaal 536Metropolitan Museum of Art
Sunset, II, David Hare, 1953David HareSunset, II1953Museum of Modern Art
A Goat, Andrea Briosco, called RiccioAndrea Briosco, called RiccioA GoatNational Gallery of Art
Meleager Presenting the Boar's Head to Atalanta, Andrea Briosco, called RiccioAndrea Briosco, called RiccioMeleager Presenting the Boar's Head to AtalantaNational Gallery of Art
The Entombment, Andrea Briosco, called Riccio, c. 1500Andrea Briosco, called RiccioThe Entombmentc. 1500National Gallery of Art
The Sacrifice of a Swine, Andrea Briosco, called RiccioAndrea Briosco, called RiccioThe Sacrifice of a SwineNational Gallery of Art
Venus Chastising Cupid, Andrea Briosco, called RiccioAndrea Briosco, called RiccioVenus Chastising CupidNational Gallery of Art
The Entombment of Christ, Andrea Briosco, called RiccioAndrea Briosco, called RiccioThe Entombment of ChristNational Gallery of Art
The Triumph of a Hero, Attributed to Andrea Briosco, called RiccioAndrea Briosco, called RiccioThe Triumph of a HeroNational Gallery of Art
Venus, Cupid and Vulcan, Andrea Briosco, called RiccioAndrea Briosco, called RiccioVenus, Cupid and VulcanNational Gallery of Art
Pomona, Andrea Briosco, called RiccioAndrea Briosco, called RiccioPomonaNational Gallery of Art
Statuette : Arion, Riccio, Renaissance (Occident)Andrea Briosco, called RiccioStatuette : ArionRenaissance (Occident)Salle 513, Aile Richelieu, Niveau 1Louvre
Combat at a City Gate, Andrea Briosco, called RiccioAndrea Briosco, called RiccioCombat at a City GateNational Gallery of Art
Bacchanalian Scene, Andrea Briosco, called Riccio, c. 1530Andrea Briosco, called RiccioBacchanalian Scenec. 1530National Gallery of Art
An Allegorical Scene, Andrea Briosco, called RiccioAndrea Briosco, called RiccioAn Allegorical SceneNational Gallery of Art
Bound Satyr, Andrea Briosco, called RiccioAndrea Briosco, called RiccioBound SatyrNational Gallery of Art
Vulcan, Cupid and Venus, Andrea Briosco, called RiccioAndrea Briosco, called RiccioVulcan, Cupid and VenusNational Gallery of Art
Head of a Faun, Andrea Briosco, called RiccioAndrea Briosco, called RiccioHead of a FaunNational Gallery of Art
Horseman and Foot-Soldier, Andrea Briosco, called RiccioAndrea Briosco, called RiccioHorseman and Foot-SoldierNational Gallery of Art
A Satyr Uncovering a Nymph, Andrea Briosco, called RiccioAndrea Briosco, called RiccioA Satyr Uncovering a NymphNational Gallery of Art
The Entombment, Andrea Briosco, called RiccioAndrea Briosco, called RiccioThe EntombmentNational Gallery of Art
The Bust of a Man (Vulcan?), Andrea Briosco, called RiccioAndrea Briosco, called RiccioThe Bust of a Man (Vulcan?)National Gallery of Art
An Allegorical Scene, Andrea Briosco, called RiccioAndrea Briosco, called RiccioAn Allegorical SceneNational Gallery of Art
Seated satyr with a shell, Andrea Briosco, called Riccio, after 1600Andrea Briosco, called RiccioSeated satyr with a shellafter 1600Zaal 537Metropolitan Museum of Art
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