Classical Paintings

<n>Alegoría de la Primavera</n> (c. 1819) by artist <n>José de Madrazo y Agudo</n>.

<n>Orpheus</n> (c. 1615) by <n>Gerrit van Honthorst</n>, featured in the <n>L'incanto di Orfeo</n> exhibition.

<n>Israelite Shepherdess in the Land of Goshen</n> (1839) by <n>Wilhelm Hensel</n>.

<n>St. Mary Magdalene</n>, a <n>Baroque</n> painting by <n>Giovanni Gioseffo da Sole</n>.

<n>Lady at the Swan Lake</n> (1886), a <n>Symbolist</n> painting by <n>Max Nonnenbruch</n>.

<n>The Birth of the Sun and the Triumph of Bacchus</n> (c. 1762) by Italian artist <n>Corrado Giaquinto</n>.

<n>Bacchanal</n> (1747), an oil on canvas painting by French <n>Rococo</n> artist <n>Charles-Joseph Natoire</n>.

<n>Aurora and Cephalus</n> (c. 1810), a <n>Neoclassical</n> painting by the <n>French Neoclassical School</n>.

<n>Cupid's Target</n> (1758), a <n>Rococo</n> painting by <n>François Boucher</n>.

<n>An Allegory of the Vanquishing of War by Truth, Hope, and Prudence</n> (1750) by <n>Corrado Giaquinto</n>.

<n>Narcissus</n> (1881) by Hungarian painter <n>Gyula Benczúr</n>.