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| Alessandro Tiarini Classical Head 17th century Morgan Library |
Drawings by 17th century Italian masters whose names have (more often than not) fallen into unmerited obscurity. This group is chosen from collections at the Morgan Library in New York. The Morgan Library is a venerable institution with high curatorial standards, but the descriptions provided to the public are laragely non-committal about dates of creation.
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| Pietro Testa Two women di sotto in su 17th century Morgan Library |
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| Tanzio da Varallo Group of Soldiers with Pikes 17th century Morgan Library |
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| Bernardo Strozzi Angels & Children Dancing around the Christ Child Holding a Cross 17th century Morgan Library |
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| Salvatore Rosa Ox Skulls 17th century Morgan Library |
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| Guido Reni Study of Torso 17th century Morgan Library |
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| Giuseppe Maria Mitelli Man Destroying Statue with Hammer 17th century Morgan Library |
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| Carlo Maratti Head of a Goddess 17th century Morgan Library |
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| Ottavio Leoni Portrait of Cardinal Camillo Borghese 17th century Morgan Library |
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| Giovanni Lanfranco Study for Fallen Angel 17th century Morgan Library |
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| Anonymous (Italian School) Putto with Cornucopia 17th century Morgan Library |
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| Giovanni Francesco Grimaldi Rome in Flames 17th century Morgan Library |