The Fall of Phaeton is a charcoal drawing on paper (31,2×21,5 cm) by Michelangelo Buonarroti, dating from about 1533 and preserved in the British Museum in London.
The Crucifix of London is a cross shaped painted in tempera and gold on wood (92,1×71 cm), attributed to the Master of St. Francis, dating from about 1272 to 1285 and preserved in the National Gallery in London.
The Majesty of Masaccio (Madonna and Child Enthroned with Four Angels) is the central panel of the altarpiece of Pisa, 1426.
The vestal Tuccia is an egg tempera painting on poplar board (72,5×23 cm) by Andrea Mantegna, dating from about 1495 to 1500 and in the National Gallery in London.
Sofonisba is an egg tempera painting on poplar board (72,1×19,8 cm) by Andrea Mantegna, dating from about 1495 to 1500 and in the National Gallery in London.
The Holy Family with St. John the Baptist is a tempera on canvas painting (71×50,5 cm) by Andrea Mantegna, dating from around 1500 and in the National Gallery in London.
Music in the Tuileries (La Musique aux Tuileries) is an oil painting on canvas (76,2×118,1 cm) realized in 1862 by the French painter Manet Adouard.
Madonna Hildburgh is a work of the school of Donatello (probably designed or of a lost original by the master) Marble (41,1×32,2 cm) preserved in the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.
The Altarpiece of London is an oil painting on canvas (352×228 cm) Moretto, dated to 1540 and in the National Gallery in London, in the Central Hall.
The Tabernacle Carnesecchi is a painting tempera on wood transferred to canvas (height 241 cm) by Domenico Veneziano, dating from about 1440 to 1444 and in the National Gallery in London.