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Image Not Available for Personification of Fortitude, after Parmigianino
Personification of Fortitude, after Parmigianino
Image Not Available for Personification of Fortitude, after Parmigianino

Personification of Fortitude, after Parmigianino

Primary (1762–1841)
NationalityItalian, Europe
Datecirca 1780s
MediumAquatint, printed in green
DimensionsSheet: 14 13/16 × 9 5/8 in. (37.6 × 24.5 cm)
Additional Dimension: 7 1/2 × 3 3/8 in. (19.1 × 8.5 cm)
Credit LineBlanton Museum of Art, The University of Texas at Austin, Archer M. Huntington Museum Fund, 1996.138.4
Collection AreaPrints and Drawings
Object number1996.138.4/10
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Image Not Available for Personification of Abundance, after Parmigianino
Personification of Abundance, after Parmigianino
Attributed to Francesco Rosaspina
circa 1780s
Image Not Available for Three Studies of a Canephoros Facing to the Left, after Parmigianino
Three Studies of a Canephoros Facing to the Left, after Parmigianino
Attributed to Francesco Rosaspina
circa 1780s
Image Not Available for The Holy Famiy with Saint Anne or Saint Elizabeth and the Young Saint John the Baptist, after Parmigianino
The Holy Famiy with Saint Anne or Saint Elizabeth and the Young Saint John the Baptist, after Parmigianino
Attributed to Francesco Rosaspina
circa 1780s
Image Not Available for Two Nude Men, after Parmigianino
Two Nude Men, after Parmigianino
Attributed to Francesco Rosaspina
circa 1780s
Image Not Available for Nude Man Turned to the Right, after Parmigianino
Nude Man Turned to the Right, after Parmigianino
Attributed to Francesco Rosaspina
circa 1780s
Image Not Available for The Virgin Seated on Clouds Holding the Child, after Parmigianino
The Virgin Seated on Clouds Holding the Child, after Parmigianino
Attributed to Francesco Rosaspina
circa 1780s
Image Not Available for Madonna and Child, after Parmigianino
Madonna and Child, after Parmigianino
Attributed to Francesco Rosaspina
circa 1780s
Image Not Available for Three Studies for Adam, after Parmigianino
Three Studies for Adam, after Parmigianino
Attributed to Francesco Rosaspina
circa 1780s
Image Not Available for Saint Sebastian Seated, after Parmigianino
Saint Sebastian Seated, after Parmigianino
Attributed to Francesco Rosaspina
circa 1780s
Pool of Bethesda, from Celeberrimi Francisi Mazzola Parmensis Graphides [Famous Drawings by Francesco Mazzola of Parma], after Parmigianino
Pool of Bethesda, from Celeberrimi Francisi Mazzola Parmensis Graphides [Famous Drawings by Francesco Mazzola of Parma], after Parmigianino
Francesco Rosaspina
1788
Nymphs at the Bath, after Parmigianino
Nymphs at the Bath, after Parmigianino
Attributed to Ugo da Carpi
circa 1526-27
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Saint John in the Desert, after Parmigianino
Antonio da Trento
1532