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| attributed to Flaminio or Francesco Allegrini Two Falling Figures and Two Standing Figures before 1679 drawing Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York |
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| Francesco Allegrini Sketch of Left Hand before 1679 drawing National Galleries of Scotland |
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| Flaminio or Francesco Allegrini Seated and Dancing Figures before 1679 drawing Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York |
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| Francesco Allegrini St George and the Dragon before 1679 drawing British Museum |
"A large number of drawings is associated with the name Allegrini. These fall into two main categories: figure-compositions, mostly in delicate pen or pen and wash, treated in a calligraphic, somewhat superficial and at times almost abstract style; and a more robustly handled group, mainly in red chalk, in which can be detected parallels not only with the Cavaliere d'Arpino but also with Pietro da Cortona and Guercino. Voss, the first critic to discuss them [in 1924] noted the distinction between the two types, but attributed both to Francesco Allegrini, on the strength of the connection of a few of the drawings with paintings certainly by him. Röttgen has [more recently] argued that the two groups are the work of different hands, and that the more old-fashioned and 'mannerist' calligraphic pen drawings are not by Francesco [1624-1679] but by his father Flaminio [1587-1663]."
– from curator's notes at the British Museum
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| attributed to Flaminio or Francesco Allegrini Cavalry Charge before 1679 drawing Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York |
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| Francesco Allegrini Figure of Christ before 1679 drawing National Galleries of Scotland |
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| Flaminio or Francesco Allegrini Flying Angels before 1679 drawing Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York |
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| attributed to Francesco Allegrini Warriors on Horseback carrying off Maiden before 1679 drawing Royal Collection, Great Britain |
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| attributed to Flaminio or Francesco Allegrini Two Standing Male Figures in Antique Military Costume before 1679 drawing Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York |
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| Francesco Allegrini Soldier with Shield and Sword on a Galloping Horse before 1679 drawing National Galleries of Scotland |
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| Flaminio or Francesco Allegrini Horse before 1679 drawing Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York |
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| Francesco Allegrini Soldier on Horseback before 1679 drawing National Galleries of Scotland |
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| attributed to Flaminio or Francesco Allegrini Group of Five Allegorical Figures before 1679 drawing Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York |
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| Francesco Allegrini Roman Emperor with Flowing Cloak before 1679 drawing National Galleries of Scotland |
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| Flaminio or Francesco Allegrini Standing Male Figure with Cloak and Staff before 1679 drawing Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York |
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| Francesco Allegrini Two Views of Figure with Hands behind Back before 1679 drawing National Galleries of Scotland |