Bologna school posters & prints

Illustration from Statuti della Società dei Drappieri, 1407 Anonymous

Irnerius of Bologna Anonymous

Illustration from Statuti della Società dei Drappieri, 1407 Anonymous

Four figures Anonymous

Belpoggio, Villa Baciocchi, Bologna Italian School

Madonna del ricamo Anonymous

Portrait of the composer Gioachino Antonio Rossini, 1818 Anonymous

Battle Scene Attributed to Niccolo da Bologna Anonymous

Tomb of Felix and Elisa Baciocchi, San Petronio Basilica, Bologna, c.1900-20 French School

Bologna. Anonymous

The Agony in the Garden Anonymous

Portrait of the composer Giovanni Battista Martini, Second Half of the 18th cen Anonymous

A Sibyl Guido (manner of) Reni

Two male heads Anonymous

The Adoration of the Magi (Fresco from the Basilica di San Petronio) Anonymous

Jesus and the Pharisees Anonymous

Prince Frederick Christian of Poland on a visit to the Institute of Science, Bologna in 1739 Italian School

Portrait of a Gonfaloniere, 1622 Anonymous

Sibyl Anonymous

Palazzo Comunale, Sala Farnese, Bologna, Emilia-Romagna, Italy Anonymous

The Brazen Serpent Anonymous

Fantastic Vision of Saint Vincent, 1580s Anonymous

Saint Sebastian, c.1615 Guido Reni

The Fall of Phaëthon Anonymous

Initial P: Saint Paul, Initial P: A Bishop Giving a Letter to a Messenger Anonymous

Initial P: Saint Paul Giving a Letter to a Bishop Anonymous

St. Thomas Aquinas in Bologna Otto van Veen

Aerial View of Bologna, Italy Anonymous

The Entry of Pope Clement VII and Emperor Charles V into Bologna on 24 February 1530 Nicholas Hogenberg

Life drawing class, 1739 Italian School

Henricus de Alemania Lecturing in a Bologna University Anonymous

Pope Clement VII crowned Charles V in Bologna, 1556-1562 Giorgio Vasari

Polyptych: Madonna Enthroned with Child and Saints Anonymous

Portrait of Alfonso d'Avalos, Marchese del Vasto, in Armor with a Page Titian

The Accademia Clementina Bologna, with a Nude Being Positioned by the Drawing Master, the Farnese Hercules beyond Giampietro Zanotti

Ceremonial Procession in Bologna on 5 November 1529 Anonymous