Emilia Romagna - Bonoli, Girolamo

Storia di Lugo ed annessi libri tre Faenza, Gioseffantonio Archi, 1732. In 4°. Strappo senza perdita sulla carta 2S2 e sulle ultime 3 carte. Unito con Storia di Cottignola terra nella Romagna inferio

Arts & Crafts Cast Cement Savonarola Plaque c1920s. Girolamo Savonarola (21 September 1452, Ferrara, Emilia-Romagna - 23 May 1498, Florence) was an Italian Dominican friar and an influential contribut

Emilia-Romagna , 2.Hälfte 16.Jh. Die mystische Vermählung der heiligen Katharina. Öl auf Holz. 67x58 cm. - Retuschiert.

Bologna/Emilia Romagna, 17th/early 18th c.exaggerated shaped back with applied Cardinal’s shield of arms surmounted by a Cardinal’s hat (matches the Cardinal’s shield on the pewter u

Evaluation by professor from the University of South Florida, Tampa, Florida, Associate Professor, Renaissance Art History, Cornell University Dr. Helena Szepe, PhD : Genuine portrait of Girolamo dai

Franco Renato Gambarelli (Reggio Emilia 1918 - Monza 2007) Large hanging teak wood bookcase composed of six panelswith three cupboards, two fall-front receptacles, 14 shelves. Italian production, Mila

Cardano, Girolamo (1501-1576) Artis Magnae sive De Regulis Algebraicis. [Nuremberg: Joh. Petreium, 1545.]First edition, small folio, woodcut artist portrait to title page; lacking final blank; illustr

KELMSCOTT PRESS SAVONAROLA (GIROLAMO) Epistola de contemptu mundi, LIMITED TO 156 COPIES, this one of 150 on paper, edited by Charles Fairfax Murray, printed in red and black in Chaucer type, wood-en

Attributed to Girolamo Romanino (c. 1485 Brescia – c. 1566 Brescia), PuttiThe panels of floating and partly music-making putti, conceived from below, are captivating in their expressive, graphi

Bronze Signed, dated and dedicated to Emilia Rodrigañez on the right side of the base. Tirso Timoteo Rodrigáñez y Mateo Sagasta (Logroño, January 24, 1853 - Madrid, August 2, 1935), was a

Giovanni Ciusa Romagna (Italian, 1907-1958)Mietitricioil on panelsigned lower left Ciusa Romagna, with exhibition label to reverse.37 x 27in (94 x 68.5cm) Exhibited:L' arte

Malta.- Girolamo (Gianni, Neopolitan artist who moved to Malta, 1837-1895), Circle of. Fort Manoel, Malta, oil on card, 140 x 273 mm. (5 1/2 x 10 3/4 in), some minor abrasion and rubbing to extremitie

Tecnica mista su tela, cm. 90x70. Firma e data in basso a destra.

Taxco, Mexico; round with two handles, each handle with a malachite-inlaid and gilt parrot; marked "TO-85" and "Emilia Castillo / 3 / Mexico M.R. / Plateado" 19 x 21 x 16 in. (48.3 x 53.3 x 40.6 cm.)

Plaster. Model made in plaster and polychrome in terracotta color for the marble bust of Emilia Rodrigañez Sánchez-Guerra, wife of the lawyer Félix Eznarriaga, personal friend of Mariano Benl

36 Tables and Maps

AN EMILIA CASTILLO SILVER OVERLAY PORCELAIN BISQUE DINNER SERVICE Comprising sixteen dinner plates, sixteen salad plates, sixteen bowls, sixteen teacups and saucers, four square bowls, one small squar

olio su cartoncino, cm 20x52

Taxco, Mexico; rectangular, with a hardstone-inlaid toucan figure to each corner; marked "TO-85" and "Emilia Castillo / 0 / Mexico M.R. / Plateado" 11 3/4 x 12 3/4 x 11 1/4 in. (29.8 x 32.4 x 28.6 cm.

A Four-Piece Emilia Castillo Silver-Plated and Malachite Partial Tea Service with Frog Motif,

Lunadoro (Girolamo) and Fioravante Martinelli. The Court of Rome. Wherein is sett forth the whole government thereof ... And a Direction for such as shall Travell to Rome, 2 parts in 1, first edition

With malachite incorporated into the body of the vase, signed to the base, huge measures 13 1/2" tall, truly a rare find, from a Palm Beach Mansion, from one of Taxco leading artists, circa mid centur

Emilia Castillo Silver Plate Tureen, Ladle, and Large Garden Bowl A hand hammered silver plate tureen with rope handles and finial with inlaid turquoise on handle and finial mounts {dimensions 7 1/2 x

Emilia Castillo "Blackbird" Hammered Silverplate and Onyx Sugar, Creamer, Jam Pot and Spoon, TO-85, creamer h. 5 7/8 in., with Neiman Marcus dust bags. Provenance: The Estate of Caroline P. Ireland.