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Rinaldo and Armida by Michele RoccaItalian, 1720-1750oil on canvasWalters Art Museum

Love is when he gives you a piece of your soul, that you never knew was missing.~ Torquato Tasso#quo

Rinaldo and Armida, François Boucher, 1734

Rudolf von Alt (1812-1905) - Torquato Tasso’s Father’s House in Sorrento near Naples. 1836. Watercol

Erminia and the Shepherds by a follower of Valentin de Boulogne French, 17th centuryoil on canvaspri

Torquato Tasso and the Two Leonores aka Eleonore d’Este and Eleonore San Vitale (1839) by Carl Ferdi

Rinaldo and ArmidaCarle Vanloo (French; 1705–1765)ca. 1743 Oil on canvas Princeton University Art Mu

Renaud et Armide = Rinaldo and ArmidaFrançois Boucher (French; 1703–1770)1734Oil on canvasMusèe du L

bisexualbenbarnes: Rome, The Oak of Torquato Tasso with a View of St. Peter’s Basilica, (detail) Ant

Francesco Zugno (Italian; 1709–1787)Armida Crowning the Sleeping Rinaldo with a Garland of FlowersOi

Nicolas Ponce (1746-1831), ‘Satan–Demons in Hell’,  illustration to Canto 4, volum

Rinaldo and the Mirror-ShieldFrancesco Maffei (Italian; ca. 1605–1660)ca. 1650–55Oil on copper J. Pa

Carlo and Ubaldo Resisting the Enchantments of Armida’s NymphsAntonio Guardi (Italian; 1699–17

focus-damnit:Torquato Tasso (Italian poet, Sorrento - Naples 1544 - Rome 1595) written on the stairc

Charles-Antoine Coypel (1694-1752), ‘The Destruction of the Palace of Armida’, 1737“The

[…]Oh spettacolo grande, ove a tenzonesono Amore e magnanima virtute!ove la morte al vincitor

Torquato Tasso’s House in Sorrento   -    Giacinto Gigante,Italian , 1

lateralsymmetry:“That which pleases is permitted.”— Torquato Tasso

unicatomba-senzafiori: Perduto è tutto il tempo che in amar non si spende. (Torquato Tasso)

lateralsymmetry: “That which pleases is permitted.” — Torquato Tasso

antoniettabrandeisova: Rome, The Oak of Torquato Tasso with a View of St. Peter’s Basilica, An

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