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Fresco from Pompei (around 1st C. BC)

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Anonymous Woodcut (late 15th C.)

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Giampietrino (early 16th C.)

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Georg Pencz (early 16th C.)

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Heinrich Aldegrever (1553)

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Tintoretto (ca. 1560)

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Giovanni Fasolo (1565)

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Jan Collaert (around 1600)

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Paolo Finoglia (1601)

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Giovanni Caroto (1615)

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Simon Vouet (ca. 1624)

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Guercino (1630)

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Annella di Massimo (early 17th C.)

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Nicolas Knüpfer (ca. 1635)

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Willem van Nieuwelandt (1639)

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Padovanino (1st half 17th C.)

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Salomon Koninck (1640s)

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Cesare Dandini (mid 17th C.)

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Dutch School (mid 17th C.)

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Luca Ferrari (1650s)

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Nicolas Régnier (1655)

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Mattia Preti (1665)

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Francesco Botti (ca. 1680)

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Antonio Molinari (late 17th C.)

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Laurens Scherm (late 17th C.)

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V. J. Nosecky & M.W. Halbax (ca. 1700)

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Francesco Solimena (around 1700)

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Greogorio Lazzarine (around 1700)

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Gerard Hoet the Elder (around 1700)

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Giovanni Pellegrini (ca. 1710)

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Herman van der Mijn (early 18th C.)

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Giambattista Pittoni (early 18th C.)

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Andrea Casali (1743)

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Giovanni Battista Tiepoli (ca 1758)

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Jean-Charles Nicaise Perrin (1783)

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Pierre-Narcisse Guérin (1805)

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Carthagian noblewoman who poisoned herself rather than be humiliated in a Roman triumph

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