Artist
Francesco Bartolozzi (1727–1815)
186 works by Francesco Bartolozzi (Italian, 1727–1815) from 4 museums and collections. Wikipedia
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The Celebrated Vincent Lunardi Esq. Accompanied by Two Friends in His Third Aerial Excursion, Taken from St. George's…Francesco Bartolozzi, 1784National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Mary, Queen of ScotsFrancesco Bartolozzi, published 1779National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Oliver CromwellFrancesco Bartolozzi, 1802National Gallery of Art, Washington 
The Tomb of DeathFrancesco BartolozziNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
Jane ShoreFrancesco BartolozziNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
Miss Elizabeth Farren, Countess of DerbyFrancesco Bartolozzi, 1792National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Allegory on the Recovery of the KingFrancesco Bartolozzi, 1790National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Harlequin as a PainterFrancesco Bartolozzi, 1760National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Mrs. MontagueFrancesco Bartolozzi, 1792National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Edward, Lord ThurlowFrancesco Bartolozzi, 1782National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Assumption of the VirginFrancesco Bartolozzi, n.d.Art Institute of Chicago 
Pietro Berrettini da CortonaFrancesco Bartolozzi, 1767National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Allegory of HopeFrancesco Bartolozzi, 1796Art Institute of Chicago 
Harlequin as LacemakerFrancesco Bartolozzi, 1760National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Alexander, Lord LoughboroughFrancesco Bartolozzi, 1800National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Allegory of Time in Honor of a Painter (Claude Lorrain?)Francesco Bartolozzi, 1675-1750Art Institute of Chicago 
Frontispiece from Cipriani's "Rudiments of Drawing"Francesco Bartolozzi, 1792Art Institute of Chicago 
Portrait of a WomanFrancesco Bartolozzi, January 1, 1798Art Institute of Chicago 
Nicholas BourbonFrancesco Bartolozzi, August 12, 1795Art Institute of Chicago 
Portrait of a Woman Facing RightFrancesco Bartolozzi, 1798Art Institute of Chicago 
Sir Gawin CarewFrancesco Bartolozzi, June 7, 1796Art Institute of Chicago 
OrmondFrancesco Bartolozzi, July 14, 1797Art Institute of Chicago 
Harlequin UnmaskedFrancesco Bartolozzi, 1760National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Sir Thomas StrangeFrancesco Bartolozzi, March 1, 1793Art Institute of Chicago