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Palazzo Colonna

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13 paintings

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  • The Bean Eater
    The Bean Eater
    Annibale Carracci
    1583–1585–1584–1585 · Palazzo Colonna
  • Saints Maurelius and Paul with Niccolò Roverella
    Saints Maurelius and Paul with Niccolò Roverella
    Cosimo Tura
    1470–1474 · Palazzo Colonna
  • Portrait of Onofrio Panvinio
    Portrait of Onofrio Panvinio
    Jacopo Tintoretto
    c. 1550–1555 · Palazzo Colonna
  • Portrait of Marcantonio II Colonna, Prince of Paliano
    Portrait of Marcantonio II Colonna, Prince of Paliano
    Scipione Pulzone
    16th century · Palazzo Colonna
  • Portrait of Cardinal Pompeo Colonna
    Portrait of Cardinal Pompeo Colonna
    Attributed to Sebastiano del Piombo
    c. 1517 · Palazzo Colonna
  • Madonna and Child
    Madonna and Child
    Stefano da Verona
    · Palazzo Colonna
  • Portrait of Vittoria Colonna
    Portrait of Vittoria Colonna
    Girolamo Muziano
    1520s · Palazzo Colonna
  • Saint Augustine
    Saint Augustine
    Carlo Crivelli
    1490s · Palazzo Colonna
  • Portrait of Pope Pius V
    Portrait of Pope Pius V
    Scipione Pulzone
    1570–1572 · Palazzo Colonna
  • Trinità dei monti
    Trinità dei monti
    Gaspar van Wittel
    17th century · Palazzo Colonna
  • Portrait of Lorenzo Colonna
    Portrait of Lorenzo Colonna
    Workshop of Jan van Calcar
    c. 1540 · Palazzo Colonna
  • Portrait of Cardinal Pompeo Colonna
    Portrait of Cardinal Pompeo Colonna
    Attributed to Jacopino del Conte
    c. 1532 · Palazzo Colonna
  • TImage under copyright
    The Night
    Michele Tosini
    · Palazzo Colonna
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