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Francesco Maffei

Italian painter (1605-1660)

Born in Vicenza. Died in Padua.

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A life in paintings

Born 16057 dated paintingsDied 1660

9 works

2 without a public image, listed last

  • Studies of a kneeling man (recto); Study of a standing man at right, and small scene of a kneeling figure in an interior, probably the Virgin in the Annunciation (verso)
    Studies of a kneeling man (recto); Study of a standing man at right, and small scene of a kneeling figure in an interior, probably the Virgin in the Annunciation (verso)
    Francesco Maffei
    ca. 1650 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Rinaldo and the Mirror-Shield
    Rinaldo and the Mirror-Shield
    Francesco Maffei
    c. 1650–1655 · J. Paul Getty Museum
  • The Adoration of the Shepherds
    The Adoration of the Shepherds
    Francesco Maffei
    c. 1650–1659 · Ashmolean Museum
  • Hagar and the Angel
    Hagar and the Angel
    Francesco Maffei
    c. 1657 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • The Annunciation
    The Annunciation
    Francesco Maffei
    1657–1660 · Ferens Art Gallery
  • The High Priest Aaron Holding a Censer and a Book
    The High Priest Aaron Holding a Censer and a Book
    Francesco Maffei
    c. 1659 · Agnes Etherington Art Centre
  • Adoration of the shepherds
    Adoration of the shepherds
    Francesco Maffei
    · Ca' Rezzonico
  • CImage under copyright
    Circe and Odysseus or Mythological scene
    Francesco Maffei
    c. 1650 · Gallerie dell'Accademia
  • GImage under copyright
    Guardian angel
    Francesco Maffei
    · Santi Apostoli
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