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Galleria Spada

museum in Rome, Italy

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19 paintings

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  • Saint Cecilia
    Saint Cecilia
    Artemisia Gentileschi
    c. 1620 · Galleria Spada
  • Death of Dido
    Death of Dido
    Guercino
    1630 · Galleria Spada
  • Portrait of a Musician
    Portrait of a Musician
    Titian
    c. 1513–1514 · Galleria Spada
  • Trois Têtes
    Trois Têtes
    Parmigianino
    1530 · Galleria Spada
  • Les Astronomes
    Les Astronomes
    Niccolò Tornioli
    1643 · Galleria Spada
  • Nature morte à la chandelle
    Nature morte à la chandelle
    Lubin Baugin
    1630 · Galleria Spada
  • Ritratto del cardinale Bernardino Spada
    Ritratto del cardinale Bernardino Spada
    Guercino
    c. 1630–1631 · Galleria Spada
  • portrait of Botanist
    portrait of Botanist
    Bartolomeo Passarotti
    16th century · Galleria Spada
  • Portrait of Pope Julius III
    Portrait of Pope Julius III
    Girolamo Siciolante da Sermoneta and former attribution Scipione Pulzone
    c. 1550 · Galleria Spada
  • Portrait of Pope Paul III
    Portrait of Pope Paul III
    Attributed to Scipione Pulzone
    1575–1598 · Galleria Spada
  • David with the Head of Goliath
    David with the Head of Goliath
    Nicolas Régnier
    1615–1620 · Galleria Spada
  • Death of Lucrezia
    Death of Lucrezia
    Guido Reni
    17th century · Galleria Spada
  • Saint Lucy
    Saint Lucy
    Francesco Furini
    1623–1646 · Galleria Spada
  • Abduction of Helen
    Abduction of Helen
    Giacinto Campana
    c. 1631 · Galleria Spada
  • LImage under copyright
    L'arrestation du Christ
    Trophime Bigot
    · Galleria Spada
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