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kimkrypto:history-of-fashion:ab. 1638 Isaack Luttichuys(attributed to) - Portrait of a Gentleman(Agn
tuesday-johnson:ca. 1855, [daguerreotype of erotic scene in a hayloft], attributed to Felix Jacques
Detail of a warrior testing his trumpet from the tondo of a red-figure kylix Attributed to the Ashby
White-ground lekythos with woman and servant girl, attributed to the Achilles PainterGreek (manufact
not attributed
thisblueboy:Attributed to Hagesandros, Athenedoros and Polydoros, Laocoon and his Sons, Early First
spanishbaroqueart: Attributed to Bartolomé GonzálezPortraits of Philip IV of Spain, when Prince of A
huariqueje:Orpheus(Detail) - Attributed to Hugues Jean François Paul Duqueylard,French 1771-1845
youcannottakeitwithyou:[Attributed to] Philippe Henri Noyer (French, 1917-1985). La Fontaine Au Coq.
not attributed
womeninarthistory:Portrait of a lady in a blue dress, attributed to Richard van Bleeck
Procession of a Royal Personage, attributed to Esaias van de VeldeDutch, c. 1600-1630pen and brown i
armthearmour:A fabulous Storta of Archduke Ferdinand II of Austria, attributed to Giovanni Paolo Neg
not attributed (Ukrainian)
rabanusmaurus:The Torment of Saint Anthony, ca. 1488. Attributed to a young Michelangelo, based on t
aucelo:Attributed to Aegisthus Painter (Attic, active about 480 - about 460 B.C.). Athens, about 470
clawmarks:Thistle - attributed to Carlo Dolci - 17th c. - via Kunst Historisches Museum
via-appia:Marble statue of Aphrodite, the Venus Genetrix, copy of Greek bronze statue attributed to
not attributed (French? Mid 20th century?)
armthearmour:A beautiful Crossbow attributed to Juan de Encinas,OaL: 34.3 in/87 cmSpanish, ca. 1550,
Terracotta amphora with a young man playing the kithara (top) and a judge (bottom), attributed to th
Couple in a garden from Christine de Pizan’s “The Book of the Queen”. Attributed t
Attributed to Mariano Rossi (1731–1807)The Martyrdom of Saint Sebastian
Temple de Jupiter a Egine [Temple of Aphaea at Aegina]. Attributed to Baron Paul des Granges. French
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