Orazio Gentileschi (alternatively: Orazio Lami Gentileschi)

 Person

Found in 7 Collections and/or Records:

Conversion of the Magdalene; Two Women with a Mirror; Martha Upbraids her Sister Mary; Martha and Mary Magdalene, Painting of two women in conversation. Both subjects are in half profile. The woman is holding a mirror on her opposite side. Both are in contemporary dress., circa 1620-1625

 Item — Box 245: [Barcode: 30081049760311]
Identifier: spc-mss0088-s28-i0093
Scope and Contents

Vanderbilt photo identifier: SC.MSS.088.CARA.0090; Public Notes: Appearance of the letters I and R appear in the lower right section of the print, Reproduzione Interdetta Reproduction Forbidden.

Dates: circa 1620-1625

The Lute Player, Painting of a woman playing a lute, she is shown from behind seated in half profile. The woman is holding the lute close to her face tuning the instrument. The table in front of her is covered with sheet music and other musical instruments., circa 1612/1620

 Item — Box 245: [Barcode: 30081049760311]
Identifier: spc-mss0088-s28-i0087
Scope and Contents

Vanderbilt photo identifier: SC.MSS.088.CARA.0084; Public Notes: Appearance of the letters I and R appear in the lower right section of the print, Reproduzione Interdetta Reproduction Forbidden.

Dates: circa 1612/1620

The Lute Player, Painting of a woman playing a lute, she is shown from behind seated in half profile. The woman is holding the lute close to her face tuning the instrument. The table in front of her is covered with sheet music and other musical instruments., circa 1612/1620

 Item — Box 245: [Barcode: 30081049760311]
Identifier: spc-mss0088-s28-i0088
Scope and Contents

Vanderbilt photo identifier: SC.MSS.088.CARA.0085; Public Notes: Appearance of the letters I and R appear in the lower right section of the print, Reproduzione Interdetta Reproduction Forbidden.

Dates: circa 1612/1620

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