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This is a new and high-quality art print. We use superior grade materials and ... This is a new and high-quality art print. We use superior grade materials and the latest printing technology to create our products. Each print is individually printed onto luxurious heavyweight paper to create a deluxe finish. The size of the print is... more

This is a new and high-quality art print. We use superior grade materials and ... This is a new and high-quality art print. We use superior grade materials and the latest printing technology to create our products. Each print is individually printed onto luxurious heavyweight paper to create a deluxe finish. The size of the print is... more

Fortuna the ancient Roman Goddess of good fortune and lucky happenstance is pa... Fortuna the ancient Roman Goddess of good fortune and lucky happenstance is painted cradling the horn of plenty and balancing atop the ball-shaped globe of life s uncertainty. With her angel wings gossamer fairy gown and flower crown this beautiful... more

The Roman emperor Heliogabalus attempts to smother his unsuspecting guests wit... The Roman emperor Heliogabalus attempts to smother his unsuspecting guests with rose petals released from a false ceiling in this work based on a most-likely invented tale in the Augustan history. The Dutch-born artist was a classical subject painter... more

The Duke, nicknamed "The Light of Italy" because he rose as one of the most su... The Duke, nicknamed "The Light of Italy" because he rose as one of the most successful condottieri of the Italian Renaissance, is shown against a backdrop that allegorically celebrates his accomplishments as lord of Urbino. The popularity of profile... more

This work by 18th-century Rome's foremost view painter, Panini, gives little t... This work by 18th-century Rome's foremost view painter, Panini, gives little to the actual topography of the city, yet includes a multitude of landmarks: the Pantheon, the Temple of the Sibyl at Tivoli, the Maison Carree at Nimes, the sarcophagus of... more

Fortuna the ancient Roman Goddess of good fortune and lucky happenstance is pa... Fortuna the ancient Roman Goddess of good fortune and lucky happenstance is painted cradling the horn of plenty and balancing atop the ball-shaped globe of life s uncertainty. With her angel wings gossamer fairy gown and flower crown this beautiful... more

Aurora, Roman goddess of the dawn, throws wide the shining doors of morning, t... Aurora, Roman goddess of the dawn, throws wide the shining doors of morning, the discarded roses at her feet belying her inexhaustible passion. The Victorian sensibilities of the artist's contemporaries were disturbed as they easily identified Draper's... more

The third in a 5-part allegorical series inspired by Byron's Childe Harold's P... The third in a 5-part allegorical series inspired by Byron's Childe Harold's Pilgrimage (1812-18), this work suggests the height of ancient Rome with its colonnaded marble structures, sailing ships and joyous crowds. Cole, an English-born American... more

This work by 18th-century Rome's foremost view painter, Panini, gives little t... This work by 18th-century Rome's foremost view painter, Panini, gives little to the actual topography of the city, yet includes a multitude of landmarks: the Pantheon, the Temple of the Sibyl at Tivoli, the Maison Carree at Nimes, the sarcophagus of... more

Aurora, Roman goddess of the dawn, throws wide the shining doors of morning, t... Aurora, Roman goddess of the dawn, throws wide the shining doors of morning, the discarded roses at her feet belying her inexhaustible passion. The Victorian sensibilities of the artist's contemporaries were disturbed as they easily identified Draper's... more

St. Catherine is here immortalized in her revered role of bringing the papacy ... St. Catherine is here immortalized in her revered role of bringing the papacy of Gregory XI back to Rome from France and establishing peace between the eight city-states. Declared a patron saint of Italy along with Francis of Assisi, Catherine remains... more

Italian artist Panini painted vedute topographical views of Rome during the 18... Italian artist Panini painted vedute topographical views of Rome during the 18th century. Here, Panini captures a beautiful monument from antiquity in minute detail, enlivening the architectural fantasy with freely drawn figures. The authentic... more

The Duke, nicknamed "The Light of Italy" because he rose as one of the most su... The Duke, nicknamed "The Light of Italy" because he rose as one of the most successful condottieri of the Italian Renaissance, is shown against a backdrop that allegorically celebrates his accomplishments as lord of Urbino. The popularity of profile... more

St. Catherine is here immortalized in her revered role of bringing the papacy ... St. Catherine is here immortalized in her revered role of bringing the papacy of Gregory XI back to Rome from France and establishing peace between the eight city-states. Declared a patron saint of Italy along with Francis of Assisi, Catherine remains... more

A masterpiece of harmonious lines and delicate light, Ingres' voluptuous bathe... A masterpiece of harmonious lines and delicate light, Ingres' voluptuous bather achieves a serene attitude. The artist completed this work as at student at the French Academy in Rome where early critics remarked of it, "Rembrandt himself would have... more

Italian artist Panini painted vedute topographical views of Rome during the 18... Italian artist Panini painted vedute topographical views of Rome during the 18th century. Here, Panini captures a beautiful monument from antiquity in minute detail, enlivening the architectural fantasy with freely drawn figures. The authentic... more

The third in a 5-part allegorical series inspired by Byron's Childe Harold's P... The third in a 5-part allegorical series inspired by Byron's Childe Harold's Pilgrimage (1812-18), this work suggests the height of ancient Rome with its colonnaded marble structures, sailing ships and joyous crowds. Cole, an English-born American... more

St. Catherine is here immortalized in her revered role of bringing the papacy ... St. Catherine is here immortalized in her revered role of bringing the papacy of Gregory XI back to Rome from France and establishing peace between the eight city-states. Declared a patron saint of Italy along with Francis of Assisi, Catherine remains... more

The Duke, nicknamed "The Light of Italy" because he rose as one of the most su... The Duke, nicknamed "The Light of Italy" because he rose as one of the most successful condottieri of the Italian Renaissance, is shown against a backdrop that allegorically celebrates his accomplishments as lord of Urbino. The popularity of profile... more