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Galleria Borghese

Art museum in Rome, Italy

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111 paintings

  • Self-Portrait as Bacchus
    Self-Portrait as Bacchus
    Caravaggio
    c. 1595 · Galleria Borghese
  • Portrait of a Lady with a Unicorn
    Portrait of a Lady with a Unicorn
    Raphael
    1505–1506 · Galleria Borghese
  • The Deposition
    The Deposition
    Raphael
    1507 · Galleria Borghese
  • Saint Jerome
    Saint Jerome
    Caravaggio
    c. 1606 · Galleria Borghese
  • Madonna and Child with Saint Anne
    Madonna and Child with Saint Anne
    Caravaggio
    1605 · Galleria Borghese
  • Portrait of Pope Paul V
    Portrait of Pope Paul V
    Attributed to Caravaggio
    c. 1605–1606 · Galleria Borghese
  • Portrait of a Man
    Portrait of a Man
    Raphael
    1503 · Galleria Borghese
  • Madonna and Child
    Madonna and Child
    Giovanni Bellini
    c. 1502–1510 · Galleria Borghese
  • Portrait of a Gentleman
    Portrait of a Gentleman
    Lorenzo Lotto
    1535 · Galleria Borghese
  • Madonna with Child between Sts. Flavian and Onuphrius
    Madonna with Child between Sts. Flavian and Onuphrius
    Lorenzo Lotto
    1506 · Galleria Borghese
  • Saint Anthony Preaching to the Fish
    Saint Anthony Preaching to the Fish
    Paolo Veronese
    c. 1580 · Galleria Borghese
  • Saint John the Baptist Preaching
    Saint John the Baptist Preaching
    Paolo Veronese
    c. 1562 · Galleria Borghese
  • Melissa
    Melissa
    Dosso Dossi
    1522 · Galleria Borghese
  • Escape of Aeneas from Troy
    Escape of Aeneas from Troy
    Federico Barocci
    1598 · Galleria Borghese
  • Impassioned Singer
    Impassioned Singer
    Giorgione
    1508 · Galleria Borghese
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