Portrait of an artist ( Self-portrait ) ‏. Isaac blesses Jacob.

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Portrait of an artist ( Self-portrait ) ‏

Isaac blesses Jacob

Woman with a Veil (La Donna Velata) ‏

The k night ’s dream

The angel

Ansidei Madonna

The baker’s daughter (La Fornarina) ‏

Conversion of Saul (tapestry) ‏

Angels (Cherubini) ‏

Pope Julius II

Transfiguration

Maddalena Strozzi

The Miraculous Draught of Fishes (tapestry) ‏ Ezekiel

Lady with a unicorn

The Three Graces

Portrait of Cardinal Bibbiena

Sistine Madonna

Saint George and the dragon

Portrait of Baldassare Castiglione

The school of Athens

Madonna dell’Impannata

Madonna of the Chair

Self Portrait with a friend

The freeing of St. Peter

Mary’s Engagement

The Colonna Alterpiece (Madonna and Child Enthroned with Saints) ‏

Christ’s charge to Peter (tapestry) ‏

Portrait of Cardinal Inghirami

The Expulsion of Heliodorus from the Temple

Portrait of Pope Leo X

The triumph of Galatea

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