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Pietro Liberi

Italian painter (1605-1687)

Born in Padua. Died in Venice.

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A life in paintings

Born 160519 dated paintingsDied 1687

20 works

  • Apotheosis of St Mary Magdalen
    Apotheosis of St Mary Magdalen
    Pietro Liberi
    1630–1687
  • Allegory of the violent fall of the Arts
    Allegory of the violent fall of the Arts
    attributed to · Attributed to Pietro Liberi
    1630–1687
  • Annunciation
    Annunciation
    Pietro Liberi
    1640 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Allegory of good counsel
    Allegory of good counsel
    Pietro Liberi
    1640–1687
  • The birth of love
    The birth of love
    attributed to · Attributed to Pietro Liberi
    1640–1687
  • The education of Cupid
    The education of Cupid
    Pietro Liberi
    1640–1687
  • Drunken Lot and his daugthers
    Drunken Lot and his daugthers
    Pietro Liberi
    1640–1687
  • Christ and the Woman taken in Adultery
    Christ and the Woman taken in Adultery
    Pietro Liberi
    1640–1687
  • Old age and youth
    Old age and youth
    Pietro Liberi
    1640–1687 · Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden
  • Lot and his daughters
    Lot and his daughters
    attributed to · Attributed to Pietro Liberi
    c. 1650
  • Apotheosis of Emperor Leopold I of Austria
    Apotheosis of Emperor Leopold I of Austria
    Pietro Liberi
    1658–1659
  • Allegory of Peace
    Allegory of Peace
    Pietro Liberi
    1660s
  • Great Flood
    Great Flood
    Pietro Liberi
    c. 1661
  • The Great Flood
    The Great Flood
    Pietro Liberi
    1661 · Santa Maria Maggiore
  • Allegory of peace and justice
    Allegory of peace and justice
    Pietro Liberi
    c. 1665
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