Studies of mythological subjects, including Silenus, Pegasus and Apollo; Verso: studies of heads and flying figures
Studies of mythological subjects, including Silenus, Pegasus and Apollo; Verso: studies of heads and flying figures
Studies of mythological subjects, including Silenus, Pegasus and Apollo; Verso: studies of heads and flying figures
Studies of mythological subjects, including Silenus, Pegasus and Apollo; Verso: studies of heads and flying figures
Studies of mythological subjects, including Silenus, Pegasus and Apollo; Verso: studies of heads and flying figures
Studies of mythological subjects, including Silenus, Pegasus and Apollo; Verso: studies of heads and flying figures

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Studies of mythological subjects, including Silenus, Pegasus and Apollo; Verso: studies of heads and flying figures

Attributed to Agostino Carracci, Italian, 1557–1602
formerly attributed to Annibale Carracci, 1560–1609; born Bologna, Italy; died Rome, Italy
x1948-674

Information

Title
Studies of mythological subjects, including Silenus, Pegasus and Apollo; Verso: studies of heads and flying figures
Maker
Attributed to Agostino Carracci
Medium
Pen and brown ink
Dimensions
27.1 x 40.1 cm (10 11/16 x 15 13/16 in.)
Credit Line
Bequest of Dan Fellows Platt, Class of 1895
Object Number
x1948-674
Inscription
center: ANIBALL on block held by kneeling nude figure; bottom center verso: Campi
Marks/Labels/Seals
Watermark: Shield bearing three fleurs-de-lis, surmounted by cardinal's hat with tassels
Reference Numbers
G.153
Culture
Italian
Type
drawings
Subject
horses, putti, deities, mythical or legendary beings, men, figures (representations)

formerly attributed to Annibale Carracci, 1560–1609; born Bologna, Italy; died Rome, Italy

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