Christian Wilhelm Dietrich, 1712-1774

Lot and his daughters, n/d, oil on board. 45x33 cm

Private Collection

Fritz Ilg, German 19th Century

Echo, 1902, oil on canvas, 170.2x86.4 cm

Private Collection (Dorotheum)

Johann Georg Platzer, 1704-1761

Allegory of the Four Seasons, ca.1750, oil on copper, 48x66 cm

Private Collection

Leto / Artemis

Votive relief from the Sanctuary, from left to right- Zeus enthroned, Leto, Apollo, and Artemis, ca. 420/400 BC, found Artemis and Iphigenia at Brauron, Attica

National Archaeological Museum, Athens, Greece

Anonyme italien XVIIème siècle (Ancienne attribution Jacob Jordaens, 1593-1678)

Vénus aux forges de Vulcain, n/d, huile sur toile, 34x41 cm

Musée des Beaux-Arts Bordeaux,  Inv. Bx M 7183

Community Label: Mature

Leonardo Grazia called Leonardo da Pistoia, 1503-ca.1548

Lucrezia, ca.1541/45, oil on panel, 93x60 cm

Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art, Cornell University, Inv. 2018.013

Community Label: Mature

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Gian Antonio Pellegrini, 1675-1741

Scipio’s magnanimity, n/d, oil on canvas, 105x130 cm

Private Collection

The painting depicts an episode in the life of Scipio The African, who is mentioned for the first time in Livio (26.50), mentioned again in Polybius (10, 17, 19) and rhymed in Petrarch (Africa, 4, 375-388). The Roman leader Scipio, having conquered the Spanish city of New Carthage, is being offered a young woman as part of his victor’s booty. But upon learning that the girl has been betrothed, Scipio summons Allucio, the man she was supposed to marry, and returns her to him, along with the sum of ransom that the girl’s relatives had managed to scrape together and offered to him, in the hopes of freeing her. This was a rather popular theme in Venetian painting between the 17th and 18th century. The most evident compositional and thematic prototype, which inspired many others, is to be found in the paintings of Sebastiano Ricci at Palazzo Marucelli-Fenzi in Florence and at the National Gallery of Parma. (Galleria Giamblanco, Torino)

Heinrich von Angeli, 1840-1925

Cleopatra and Antony, 1863, oil on panel, 35.5x27 cm

Private Collection

Circle of Henri Fantin-Latour, 1836-1904

Symbolist oil of Daphne and Apollo, n/d, oil on canvas, 63x76 cm

Private Collection

Philip Hermogenes Calderon, 1833-1898

Juliet, 1888

Source: The Athenaeum

Kurt Komoda

Echo, n/d, a drawing used in pencilwood, a Book by Alison Habens

Isis

Isis with Serpent Tail, Egypt, 2nd century A.D., terracotta, 16.6x8.6 cm

Los Angeles County Museum of Art,  Inv. M.80.202.222

Hugh Douglas Hamilton, 1740-1808

Portrait of Lady Loft as Hebe, Goddess of Youth, pastel on paper, 22.9x19.1 cm

Private Collection

Paul Alexander Svedomsky, 1849-1904

Medusa, 1882, oil on canvas, 137x279.2 cm

Tretyakov Gallery

William Etty, 1787-1849

Delilah before the blinded Samson, n/d, oil on canvas, 72.4x90.8 cm

York Museums Trust,  Inv. YORAG: 944

After David-Henri-Joseph Ducommun du Locle, 1804-1884

Cleopatra couchee, n/d, bronze dark brown patina, 25x52x16 cm 

Private Collection

Henri Fantin-Latour, 1836-1904

Ariane abandonnée, 1890, oil on canvas, 29.4x24 cm

Private Collection

Henri Fantin-Latour, 1836-1904

L'Aurore, 1901, oil on canvas, 75.5x61.2 cm

Private Collection