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Juan Bautista de Toledo and Juan de Herrera. The Escorial: aerial view.
1563-84.

Map: Spain in 1600.

Juan Bautista de Toledo and Juan de Herrera. The Escorial. Detail after an
anonymous 18th-century painting. 1563-84.

Map: The Empire of Charles V ca. 1521.

Palestrina presents music to Pope Julius II, Title page of Palestrina’s
Missarum liber primus (First Book of Masses), published in Rome. 1554.

Michelangelo. Victory, frontal view. Early 1520s.
Height: 8’ 7”.

Michelangelo. Victory, view from the back. Early 1520s.
Height: 8’ 7”.

Michelangelo. Last Judgment, Altar wall, Sistine Chapel, Vatican, Rome.
1534-41.
48' × 44’.

Michelangelo. Last Judgment, detail. Altar wall, Sistine Chapel, Vatican,
Rome. 1534-41.
48' × 44’.

Correggio. Jupiter and Io. Early 1530s.
69" × 29-1/2”.

Titian. The Rape of Europa. 1559-62.
5’ 9-1/4" × 7’ 8-1/4”.

Parmigianino. The Madonna with the Long Neck. ca. 1535.
7’ 1" × 4’ 4”.

Sofonisba Anguissola. Bernardino Campi painting Sofonisba Anguissola.
Late 1550s.
42-1/2" × 43”.

Closer Look: Bronzino's Allegory with Venus and Cupid: Chateau de
Chambord, near Blois, France. 1519-47.

Agnolo Bronzino. Closer Look: Bronzino's Allegory with Venus and Cupid.
1540s.
61" × 56-1/4”.

Lavinia Fontana. Consecration of the Virgin. 1599.
9’ 2-1/4" × 6’ 2-1/4”.

Giovanni Bologna (Jean de Boulogne). Rape of the Sabine Women. 1579-
83.
Height: 13’ 5-1/2”.

Benvenuto Cellini. Perseus. 1545-54.
Height: 10’ 6”.

Benvenuto Cellini. Saltcellar of Francis I. 1539-43.
9-1/4" × 13-1/8”.

Veronese. Feast in the House of Levi. 1573.
18' 2" × 42’.

El Greco (Domenico Theotokopulos). Resurrection. 1597-1604.
9’ 1/4" × 4’ 2”.

Felice Maria Casoni. Continuity & Change: Portrait Medal of Lavinia
Fontana. 1611.
Diameter: 2-1/2”.

Artemisia Gentileschi. Continuity & Change: Self-portrait as the Allegory of
Painting. 1630.
35-1/4" × 29”.

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