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Ca' d'Oro

palace and art gallery in Venice, Italy

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34 paintings

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  • Visitation
    Visitation
    Vittore Carpaccio
    1504–1506 · Ca' d'Oro
  • Portrait of Procurator Nicolo Priuli
    Portrait of Procurator Nicolo Priuli
    Jacopo Tintoretto
    16th century · Ca' d'Oro
  • Mary Magdalene reading
    Mary Magdalene reading
    Attributed to Ambrosius Benson
    1530–1540 · Ca' d'Oro
  • Crucifixion of Saint Andrew
    Crucifixion of Saint Andrew
    Carlo Braccesco
    c. 1495 · Ca' d'Oro
  • Four Doctors of the Church
    Four Doctors of the Church
    Carlo Braccesco
    c. 1495 · Ca' d'Oro
  • View of Piazzetta San Marco towards the San Giorgio Maggiore
    View of Piazzetta San Marco towards the San Giorgio Maggiore
    Francesco Guardi
    c. 1770 · Ca' d'Oro
  • Interior of a Tavern with Violin Player
    Interior of a Tavern with Violin Player
    Adriaen van Ostade
    17th century · Ca' d'Oro
  • Virgin and Child
    Virgin and Child
    Alvise Vivarini
    15th century · Ca' d'Oro
  • Portrait of a Woman
    Portrait of a Woman
    Bernardino Licinio
    1524 · Ca' d'Oro
  • CImage under copyright
    Crucifixion
    Workshop of Jan van Eyck
    1450s · Ca' d'Oro
  • CImage under copyright
    Coronation of the Virgin.
    Andrea di Bartolo
    1400s · Ca' d'Oro
  • SImage under copyright
    St. Hieronymus heilt den Löwen
    Antoniazzo Romano
    · Ca' d'Oro
  • AImage under copyright
    Altar of Passion
    Antonio Vivarini
    1430–1435 · Ca' d'Oro
  • AImage under copyright
    An Alchemist and his Family
    Jan Steen
    1660 · Ca' d'Oro
  • AImage under copyright
    A Young Woman Asleep
    Gabriel Metsu
    1656 · Ca' d'Oro
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