
Category: Old Master Drawings Italian
Francesco Trevisani (1656 – 1746), drawing of the head of a young monk as study for St Anthony

Pompeo Ghiti (1631-1703), Saints in adoration before God the father and God the son seated on clouds with putti

Giuseppe Berdardino Bison ( 1762-1844), The Education of Cupid

Giovanni Antonio Burrini (1651-1727), Bearded Man in Turban

Andrea Lanzani (1650-1712), Christ with Doctors in the Temple

Pietro Mera (1570 -1639), Design for altarpiece: Saint Anthony of Padua, Saint Augustine

Giovanni Baglione (1566-1643), A Seated Dominican Saint

323 by 219 mm
Alessandro Maganza (1556 – 1630), St. Bubiana Refusing to Worship Idols

Black chalk on paper;
301 by 210 mm; This “working” drawing is stylistically very similar to Maganza’s drawing, A Baptism, in the Frits Lugt Collection. See J. Byam Shaw, The Italian Drawings of the Frits Lugt Collection, Paris 1983, vol. I, p. 265, no. 256, reproduced vol. III, pl. 299
Giovanni Domenico Tiepolo (1727-1804), Studies for a figure of the Mourning St. John

273 by 143 mm; 10 by 5 inches
Luigi Basiletti (Bresca 1780-1859), An Artist and a traveller in a valley, the monastery, Santa Scolastica is in the background, in the borders of Subiaco

Black stone, pen and brown ink, brown wash
33.5 x 45.4 cm
Portrait of a head of a young boy, Bologna School

Avanzino Nucci (1551-1629), The Martydom of Saint Paul, The Porta San Paolo Beyond with the Arms of Pius V and the Pyramid of Caius Cestius in the background

The Porta San Paolo Beyond with the Arms of Pius V and the Pyramid of Caius Cestius in the background
331 mm by 278 mm
Giovanni Battista Foggini (1652 – 1725), Verso, A Study for the Same Composition, an architectural study, a plan and staircase

Giovanni Battista Foggini (1652 – 1725), Recto, Three Studies for Tulla Driving her Chariot over her Father Servius Tullus
