Palma il Giovane Heads of Andriana Palma (the artist's wife) and Diogenes the Cynic 1596 drawing Art Institute of Chicago |
Palma il Giovane Portrait-head of a Man before 1628 drawing Harvard Art Museums |
Palma il Giovane Studies of Two Heads and a Left Hand 1608 drawing Morgan Library, New York |
Palma il Giovane Self-portrait with Allegorical Figures of Virtue and Perseverance ca. 1597 drawing Morgan Library, New York |
Palma il Giovane Self-portrait 1606 drawing Morgan Library, New York |
from The Affliction (I)
Now I am here, what thou wilt do with me
None of my books will show;
I read, and sigh, and wish I were a tree,
For sure then I should grow
To fruit or shade, at least some bird would trust
Her household to me, and I should be just.
– George Herbert (1633)
Palma il Giovane Half-length Figures of Two Women ca. 1587-93 drawing Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam |
Palma il Giovane Two Seated Women (one dressing the other's hair) before 1628 drawing Morgan Library, New York |
Palma il Giovane Mythological Scene ca. 1600 drawing Harvard Art Museums |
Palma il Giovane Hercules and Omphale before 1628 drawing Victoria & Albert Museum |
Palma il Giovane Venus and Adonis ca. 1620 drawing Minneapolis Institute of Art |
Palma il Giovane Prometheus and the Eagle before 1628 drawing National Galleries of Scotland |
attributed to Palma il Giovane Forge of Vulcan before 1628 drawing Minneapolis Institute of Art |
Palma il Giovane Allegorical Figures of Sculpture and Painting ca. 1610 drawing National Galleries of Scotland |
Palma il Giovane Allegorical Figures of Sculpture and Painting 1611 etching Philadelphia Museum of Art |