Pietro Aquila
Sign in to saveAlso known as Petrus Aquila, Pietro d' Aquila, P. d'Aquila, Pietro dell' Aquila, Pierre Aquila
Italian painter (1630-1692)
Person · Open Library
- Born
- 17th cent.
- Works
- 1
Top works
- Imagines Veteris ac Novi Testamenti
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Works in European collections
36 objects attributed to Pietro Aquila, held across European museums, libraries & archives · via Europeana
Saba Aethiopum Regina venit ad Salomonem, cum maSabOpibus aromatum, Auri, ac Gemmarum [The Visit of the Queen of Saba]
Singer stage
Coronation of Mary
organ loft
Portrait of Liviv Odescalchi
Portantes Arcam Sacerdotes, stabant super siccum, in medio Iordanis omniso Populus per arentem alueum transibat [The People of Israel moving through the Jordan with the Ark]
[Ornamental frieze and oval and round fields with the deeds of Hercules, the personification of the standup and a figure reinforced with shield, details of the blanket in the Camerino des Palazzo Farnese]
Discumbentibus, et edentibus discipulis, dixit Iesus: Unus es vobis me proditurus est [The Supper]
[Leander and Hero; Omphale and Heracles; Pan and Syrinx]
Procidentes Magi adoraverunt eum, et apertis Thesauris obtulerunt ei Aurum, Thus, et Myrrham [The Adoration of the Magi]
[Mercury and Paris]
Eleazar sacerdos, et Iosue Rex sorte dividunt in Haereditatem Filiis Israel universam Terram [Eleazar and Joshua divide Canaan among the tribes of Israel]
[The flight of the Catalan brothers Amphinomus and Anapias after the outbreak of Etna, after the fresco in Camerino des Palazzo Farnese]
Venerunt Pastores, et invenerunt Mariam, Ioseph, et Infantem iacentem in Praesepe [The Adoration of the Shepherds]
[Lunettes with female and male genies, as well as Prudentia and Justitia in oval fields, details of the blanket in the Camerino des Palazzo Farnese]
[Perseus beheading Medusa, the Gorgons on the right, after the fresco in Camerino des Palazzo Farnese]
Frontispiece of the IMAGINES VETERIS AC NOVI TESTAMENTI A RAPHAELE SANCTIO [...] IN VATICANI PALATII XYSTIS [...] [with the Portrait Raffaels]
[Ornamental frieze and oval field with allegorical figure of temperantia, detail of the ceiling in Camerino des Palazzo Farnese]
Ad Testem, in Iudicio, Naturam vocavit Sapientiss. Salomon et vera Mater Filium dimidiari non est passa [The Judgement of Solomon]
[Polypheme, Galatea and Acis; The Robbery of Ganymed]
[Emperor Constantine’s victory over Maxentius at the Milvian Bridge; Bataille de Constantin]
[Aurora and Cephalus with Amor and Triton]
[Odysseus and the sirens, after the fresco in the Camerino des Palazzo Farnese]
[Emperor Constantine’s victory over Maxentius at the Milvian Bridge; Bataille de Constantin]
[Emperor Constantine’s victory over Maxentius at the Milvian Bridge; Bataille de Constantin]
[Ange gardien; The Guardian Angel]
[The Triumph of Bacchus]
Sacerdos cornu Olei unxit Salomonem, omnisque clamavit Populus: Vivat Rex [The Priest Zadok anointing Solomon to the King]
[Ornamental frieze and oval fields with female figures, details of the ceiling in Camerino des Palazzo Farnese]
[Ornamental frieze with Ignudo and garlands holding Satyr and Putto, as well as scenes from the life of Hercules von der Decke in Camerino des Palazzo Farnese]
Stetit David super Goliath [David defeats Goliath]
Subacta Syria, tulit David Arma Aurea, et detulit ea in Jerusalem [David bringing the golden shields of the Aramaic to Jerusalem]
Tulit Samuel cornu Olei, et unxit David in medio Fratrum eius [Samuel anointing David to King]
[Venus and Triton with Amor and the Three Graces]
[Emperor Constantine’s victory over Maxentius at the Milvian Bridge; Bataille de Constantin]
[Polypheme and Galatea; Apollon and Hyakinthos]