Giovanni Guerra (Italian, 1542–1618)
1544-1618
The besieged Romans receive reinforcements from the other side (end of CIX, CX), the Romans on the march with the emperor; shields in boats are pulled over a bridge on ox-carts
Barbarians hail the emperor (CXIV); Germans and Sarmatians are brought across the Danube by ship (interpreted differently by Guerra; CXV)
Barbarian fugitives and their animals are brought out of their hiding-place (CXVI); at upper left the end of a cartouche with a scroll (Guerra’s own addition)
German fugitives surrender to the emperor (XLV); the Romans launch a successful attack (from the middle of L); Marcus Aurelius receives a foreign chief (LI)
Roman soldiers crossing a river in boats (largely restoration; XXXIV)2; a fighting Roman soldier (from the end of XXIV); Roman guards bringing barbarian prisoners before the emperor (omitted in the drawing; end of XXV); beginning of a…
The Sarmatians subject themselves to the emperor (LVI); the Romans attack barbarians (LII)
The Romans attack a German fortress (LIV); addressing the troops at the end of the German war (LV); Victoria surrounded by trophies recording Rome’s victory on a shield (LV)
A German settlement is destroyed (end of LXXI); the fleeing Germans are pursued (LXXII); Women (not depicted by Guerra) and animals are taken away (LXXIII)
Captured women are taken away (end of LXXIII); parade of the lifeguards (LXXIV); Marcus Aurelius sacrifices at an altar (LXXV); Marcus Aurelius watches an attack (beginning of LXXVI)
Marcus Aurelius sets out over a wharf with infantry and cavalry (CVIII); the Sarmatians are repulsed by advancing Romans (CIX)
Sarmatian leaders are captured by surprise and their houses set on fire by the Romans (CII); the arrival of legionaries and the emperor (omitted by Guerra) (CIII)
End of a march by the emperor with his legionaries and guards (end of XCIII); the Romans building a camp (beginning of XCIV); the Romans on a march with the emperor (XXXV / XXXVI)
Three Women and a Child by a Door
Statue of the Madonna in the Mountains
Panorama from the Sasso
De opstanding
Niagara Falls by Moonlight
Madonna Nursing the Christ Child
Rose O'Neill - When We All Believe (Santa Claus and children illustration from the 1903 December 2 issue of Puck)
Studies of Saints John the Baptist and Jerome, a Crucifix, and Various Heads (recto); Studies of the Christ Child, a Crucifix, and a Dog (verso)
A Woman Seated on a Cloud, Seen from Below
Saint Martin of Tours Healing the Servant of Tetrodius
Composition sketch for a “sacra conversazione” with four saints in an arched frame
En kronet Madonna med barnet, omhængt med en kappe og tunge kæder, åbenbarer sig i skyerne, omgivet af engle og keruber, for to knælende helgener; den ene en soldat, der er martyr, den anden en gejstlig (Hyacintus?). En engel rækker et…
