Allegorical Art

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Love of Virtue, Alessandro Rosi (1627-1697)

Love the Misleader, Evelyn de Morgan, ca. 1889

Winged Figures BearingBanderolesElie Delaunay (French;1828–1891)ca. 1891Oil on canvasMuséed'Orsay, P

Riccardo Meacci (1856–d. ca. 1940)The Pilgrim’s Progress

The Youthful Poet’s Dream (illustration for John Milton’s L’Allegro and Il Penseroso), William Blake

Minerva Sending Away Mars from Peace and Prosperity, Tintoretto, 1576-77

Four Seasons in One Head, Giuseppe Arcimboldo, ca. 1590

Allegory of Charles I of England and Henrietta of France in a Vanitas Still Life, attr. to Carstian

Hope, George Frederic Watts and workshop, 1886

Konstantin Makovsky , Allegorical Scene

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This bronze bust was originally created for Rodin’s Monument to Victor Hugo as part of an allegorica

Still Life with Dainties, Rosemary, Wine, Jewels, and a Burning Candle (aka Allegory of Marriage), C

Night with Her Train of Stars, Edward Robert Hughes, 1912

The Chance Meeting, Kate Bunce (1856-1927)

Vertumnus and Pomona (Allegory of Autumn), Jan Pauwel Gillemans the Younger (1651-1704)

Allegorical Portrait of Anna of Austria as Minerva, Simon Vouet, 1640s

Mirth and Melancholy (Miss Wallis, Later Mrs. James Campbell), George Romney, 1788-89

Allegory (Venus, Flora, Mars, and Cupid), Paris Bordone, 1550s

Astrology, François-André Vincent, 1811

Jakob Bogdany (1660 - 1724)Allegorical Scene with Peacocks and Cherubs

Melancholy, Lucas Cranach the Elder, 1532

Allegory of Air (Three Putti with Birds)François Boucher (French; 1703–1770), follower of late 18th–

Allegory of FireFrançois Boucher (French; 1703–1770), follower oflate 18th–early 19th centuryOil on

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