Virgilio costantini posters & prints

Lady in Green Virgilio Costantini

Ladybird, 1925 Virgilio Costantini

Virgilio Zanini Tailoring, 1900 Gian Luciano Sormani

Blackwork Print with a Latin Cross and Small Motifs, ca. 1620 Claes Jansz Visscher

La Dama in Verde Virgilio Constantini

Cross-shaped Pendant and Four Other Motifs, 1622 Giovanni Battista Costantini

The Baths of Caracalla Virgilio Mattoni de la Fuente

Virgil Anonymous

Saint Cosmas, or Damian Bartolommeo Vivarini

Portrait of Costanza Trotti Arconati Visconti Italian School

St. Helena and the Emperor Constantine Presented to the Holy Trinity by the Virgin Mary, 1741–42 Corrado Giaquinto

The figures of Francesca da Rimini and Paolo da Verrucchio appear to Dante and Virgil Ary Scheffer

Lovers, 1882 Virgilio Ripari

Virgil, c. 1473-1475 Anonymous

Virgilius Robert Graves

Seraglio, Constantinople, 1865-75 Narcisse Virgile Diaz de la Pena

A Pensive Moment, 1882 Virgilio Tojetti

Portrait of Virgil, c.1475 Joos van Gent

Portrait of Virginia Oldoini, Contessa di Castiglione, 1883 Giovanni Boldini

Virgin and Child Giovanni Battista Cima da Conegliano

Scene from the Vatican Virgil Pietro Santi Bartoli

The Poet Virgil Luca Signorelli

Virgin and Child Parmigianino

The New Overland Route to India: The House of Virgil Brindisi 1869 Anonymous

Virgin and Child with Saints John the Baptist, Cosmas and Damian, Catherine and Paul, ca 1506-1507 Giovanni Battista Cima da Conegliano

An Italian Village School, 1888 Giuseppe Costantini

Italian, The Coronation of the Virgin, probably c. 1370 Agnolo Gaddi

View of Constantinople (Istanbul) and the Seraglio from the Swedish Legation in Pera, Turkey Antoine van der Steen

Costanza da Sommaia, c.1540 Agnolo di Cosimo Bronzino

Costanza Caetani, ca 1485 Domenico Ghirlandaio

Virgin and Child Stuart Cox

Virgin and Child Giovanni Bellini

Virgin Annunciate Stuart Cox

Rome Italy 1875 Basilica of Constantine Anonymous

Portrait of Virginia Oldoini Countess of Castiglione Italian School

A View of the Arch of Constantine Giovanni Battista Piranesi