Christ in Glory with four Saints and a donor is a tempera painting on canvas (308×199 cm) by Domenico Ghirlandaio, dated to about 1492 and preserved in the Municipal Art Gallery of Volterra.
The Torment of Sicily (Way to Calvary) is an oil painting on wood transferred to canvas (318×229 cm) by Raphael and aid, which dates to 1517 and housed in the Museo del Prado in Madrid.
The Portrait of Charles I in search (also known as Le Roi à la chasse) is probably the most famous portrait of King Charles I of England run by Anthony van Dyck, court portraitist at the time.
King Charles I of England is the official portrait of King Charles I of England, dressed in armor and armed with a sword, painted by Daniel Mytens.
Death of Julius Caesar is an oil painting on canvas (400×707 cm) designed by painter Vincenzo Camuccini in 1798 and kept in the National Museum of Capodimonte in Naples.
The Grooms are two bronze equestrian statues made by the Russian sculptor Pyotr Klodt Von Jurgensburg and donated in 1846 by Ferdinand II of Bourbon king of Naples, from the Russian Tsar Nicholas I.
The Cassone Adimari is a tempera painting on wood (88,5×303 cm) of Splinter, dating to 1450 and in the Galleria dell’Accademia in Florence.
The afternoon tea is an oil painting on canvas (64.7 À 92.7 cm) realized in 1880 by Mary Cassatt.
The tree of crows (in German: Krà¤henbaum) is an oil painting of 1822 of the Romantic painter Caspar David Friedrich.
A man and a woman contemplating the moon is a romantic painting made in 1819 by the painter Caspar David Friedrich.