Artist
Francesco Rosselli (1445–1513)
25 works by Francesco Rosselli (Italian, 1445–1513) from 4 museums and collections. Wikipedia
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The Last JudgmentFrancesco di Lorenzo Rosselli, c. 1480/1490National Gallery of Art, Washington 
The Assumption of the VirginFrancesco Rosselli, c. 1495The Cleveland Museum of Art 
The Resurrection, from the Mysteries of the RosaryFrancesco Rosselli, c. 1480-1490Art Institute of Chicago 
The Assumption of the VirginFrancesco Rosselli, c. 1495The Cleveland Museum of Art 
The Sibyls: The Phrygian SibylFrancesco Rosselli, c. 1470–80The Cleveland Museum of Art 
The Resurrection, from Life of the Virgin and ChristFrancesco Rosselli, 1480–1500The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
The Scourging of Christ, from Life of the Virgin and ChristFrancesco Rosselli, 1480–1500The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
The Sibyls: The Delphian SibylFrancesco Rosselli, 1400sThe Cleveland Museum of Art 
The Assumption of the VirginFrancesco Rosselli, c. 1495The Cleveland Museum of Art 
The Triumph of LoveFrancesco Rosselli, 1470/90Art Institute of Chicago 
The Prophet AmosFrancesco Rosselli, 1480/90Art Institute of Chicago 
The Presentation in the Temple, from the Mysteries of the RosaryFrancesco Rosselli, c. 1490Art Institute of Chicago 
Agony in the GardenFrancesco Rosselli, c.1490–1500The Cleveland Museum of Art 
The Pentecost, from "Life of the Virgin and Christ"Francesco Rosselli, 1480–1500The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
The Cumaean SibylFrancesco Rosselli, 1480/90Art Institute of Chicago 
The Triumph of ChastityFrancesco Rosselli, ca. 1480–90The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
The Phrygian SibylFrancesco Rosselli, 1480/90Art Institute of Chicago 
The Bearing of the Cross, from Life of the Virgin and ChristFrancesco Rosselli, 1490–1500The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
The Mocking of Christ, from "Life of the Virgin and Christ"Francesco Rosselli, 1480–1500The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
The Nativity, from "Life of the Virgin and Christ"Francesco Rosselli, 1490–1500The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
The Flagellation, from the Mysteries of the RosaryFrancesco Rosselli, c. 1490Art Institute of Chicago 
The Triumph of Love, from "The Triumphs of Petrarch"Francesco Rosselli, 1480–1500The Metropolitan Museum of Art