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| Giorgio Ghisi after Primaticcio Gods and Goddesses in Roundels (Apollo, Neptune, Pluto, Athena) 1560s engraving British Museum |
Giorgio Ghisi (1520-1582) was primarily a 'reproductive' artist, engaged in high-quality copying of frescoes and easel paintings by other Italian hands than his own. He made a good share of the engravings that now represent the best surviving records of Francesco Primaticcio's lost masterpieces at Fontainebleau.
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| Giorgio Ghisi after Primaticcio Gods and Goddesses in Roundels (Juno, two other Goddesses, two Putti) 1560s engraving British Museum |
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| Giorgio Ghisi after Primaticcio Gods and Goddesses in Roundels (Hercules, Bacchus, Pan, another God) 1560s engraving British Museum |
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| Giorgio Ghisi after Primaticcio Gods and Goddesses in Roundels (Venus, two other Goddesses, two Putti) 1560s engraving British Museum |
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| Giorgio Ghisi after Primaticcio Muses and Mythological Figures (Three Muses and Putto) 1560s engraving British Museum |
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| Giorgio Ghisi after Primaticcio Muses and Mythological Figures (Three Muses and Putto) 1560s engraving British Museum |
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| Giorgio Ghisi after Primaticcio Muses and Mythological Figures (Three Muses and Putto) 1560s engraving British Museum |
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| Giorgio Ghisi after Primaticcio Muses and Mythological Figures (Pan, Apollo and Putto) 1560s engraving British Museum |
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| Giorgio Ghisi after Perino del Vaga Venus and Vulcan 1550s engraving British Museum |
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| Giorgio Ghisi after Teodoro Ghisi Venus and Adonis 1570s engraving British Museum |
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| Giorgio Ghisi Venus, Vulcan and Cupid 1560s engraving British Museum |
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| Giorgio Ghisi after Luca Penni Venus and Cupid, with Mars pursuing Adonis 1556 engraving British Museum |
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| Giorgio Ghisi after Giulio Romano Cupid and Psyche 1574 engraving British Museum |
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| Giorgio Ghisi after Giulio Romano Fortune 1560s engraving British Museum |