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September 4, 1629 – March 4, 1700Wikidata

Lorenzo Pasinelli

Italian painter (1629-1700)

Born in Bologna. Died in Bologna.

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A life in paintings

Born 16296 dated paintingsDied 1700

13 works

  • St. Apollonia
    St. Apollonia
    Lorenzo Pasinelli
    17th century · Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery
  • St. Catherine.
    St. Catherine.
    Lorenzo Pasinelli
    17th century · Museum of John Paul II Collection
  • The Adoration of the Shepherds
    The Adoration of the Shepherds
    Lorenzo Pasinelli
    17th century · Pinacoteca Nazionale di Bologna
  • Sofonisba
    Sofonisba
    Lorenzo Pasinelli
    1649
  • Aeneas and Dido.
    Aeneas and Dido.
    Lorenzo Pasinelli
    1650–1700 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • A Sibyl
    A Sibyl
    Lorenzo Pasinelli
    c. 1650–1657 · Fitzwilliam Museum
  • Roman Charity
    Roman Charity
    presumably by · Francesco Cozza and presumably by Lorenzo Pasinelli
    c. 1670 · National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design
  • allegory of Eternity
    allegory of Eternity
    Lorenzo Pasinelli
    1686
  • Concerto d'angeli
    Concerto d'angeli
    Lorenzo Pasinelli
    1690–1699 · Bologna City Art Collections
  • Desvanecimiento de Julia mujer de Pompeyo
    Desvanecimiento de Julia mujer de Pompeyo
    Lorenzo Pasinelli
  • The Muse of Sculpture
    The Muse of Sculpture
    Lorenzo Pasinelli
    · National Gallery of Ireland
  • Albunea, the Tiburtine Sibyl
    Albunea, the Tiburtine Sibyl
    Lorenzo Pasinelli
    · National Gallery of Ireland
  • Coriolanus Taking Leave of His Wife and Children
    Coriolanus Taking Leave of His Wife and Children
    Lorenzo Pasinelli
    · Walker Art Gallery
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