A Closer Look: Three Masters of Disegno
This section highlights the Museum’s rich holdings of drawings by three Italian painters—Luca Cambiaso, Guercino, and Giovanni Battista Tiepolo—who were renowned as virtuoso draftsmen during their lifetimes. Each had fallen out of favor by the early twentieth century, when collectors like Dan Fellows Platt, Class of 1895, took advantage of their relative affordability and purchased large numbers of their drawings. Spanning three centuries and encompassing a variety of subjects and techniques, these selections provide a closer look at how these very different artists worked out their innovative ideas on paper.
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Study for the Return of UlyssesStudy for the Return of Ulysses, ca. 1565
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Stigmatization of Saint FrancisStigmatization of Saint Francis, early 1580s
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Silenus DrinkingSilenus Drinking, late 1540s
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Sibyl with a TabletSibyl with a Tablet, early 1550s
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Sibyl Attended by a Genius Seated on a CloudSibyl Attended by a Genius Seated on a Cloud, mid-1550s
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Study for Queen Semiramis Receiving News of the Revolt of BabylonStudy for Queen Semiramis Receiving News of the Revolt of Babylon, 1624
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Study for the Martyrdom of Saint BartholomewStudy for the Martyrdom of Saint Bartholomew, 1635–36
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Madonna and Child with St. DominicMadonna and Child with St. Dominic, ca. 1616–17
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Study for Mucius ScaevolaStudy for Mucius Scaevola, ca. 1641–42
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Bust of Bearded Man Wearing a TurbanBust of Bearded Man Wearing a Turban, ca. 1645–50
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Saint George and Saint TheodoreSaint George and Saint Theodore, ca. 1600–1610
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Woman and SatyrWoman and Satyr, ca. 1740
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