Giorgio Ghisi after Giulio Romano The Three Fates - Clotho, Lachesis, Atropos 1558-59 engraving Metropolitan Museum of Art |
More work by master engraver Giorgio Ghisi (1520-1582) who broadened the reputations of Italian painters in 16th-century Europe with these meticulous monochrome renderings.
Giorgio Ghisi after Giulio Romano Allegory of Sickness ca. 1540 engraving Metropolitan Museum of Art |
Giorgio Ghisi after Bronzino The Nativity 1553-54 engraving Ashmolean Museum, Oxford |
Giorgio Ghisi after Polidoro da Caravaggio Caius Marius in prison 1560s engraving British Museum |
Giogrio Ghisi after Teodoro Ghisi Angelica and Medoro ca. 1570 engraving British Museum |
Giorgio Ghisi after Perino del Vaga Neptune ca. 1550-70 engraving British Museum |
Giorgio Ghisi after Giulio Romano Hercules 1567 engraving British Museum |
Giorgio Ghisi after Giovanni Battista Bertani Hercules and the Hydra ca. 1550-58 engraving British Museum |
Giogio Ghisi Farnese Hercules 1570s engraving Ashmolean Museum, Oxford |
Giorgio Ghisi Allegory of Life 1561 engraving Metropolitan Museum of Art |
Giogio Ghisi Danae, Perseus and Ancrisius embarking 1543 engraving British Museum |
Giogio Ghisi Virgin of Sorrows (surrounded by nine thematic cuts) ca. 1575 engraving Metropolitan Museum of Art |
Giorgio Ghisi Mourning Angel (from Virgin of Sorrows panel) ca. 1575 engraving Metropolitan Museum of Art |
Giorgio Ghisi Mourning Angel (from Virgin of Sorrows panel) ca. 1575 engraving Metropolitan Museum of Art |