Artist: Alexander Pope ( - )
Artworks in Museum Collections: (40)
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Alexander Pope, The Trumpeter Swan, 1900
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FranÁois Spierre, Portrait of Pope Alexander VII, 17th century
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Jonathan Richardson, Portrait of Alexander Pope, 17th - 18th century
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Jonathan Richardson, Alexander Pope, 17th - 18th century
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James Stow, Alexander Pope, 18th - 19th century
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Riddle & Couchman, Alexander Pope, 19th century
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Palma Il Giovane - The Humiliation of Emperor Federic Barbarosa before Pope Alexander III and Doge 1fter 1575 chalk and ink Arkansas Arts Center Italian
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Cornelis Galle the Elder, Portrait of Pope Alexander VII, 16th - 17th century
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Giovanni Jacopo Rossi (Giovanni Iacomo de Rubeis), The Deeds of Pope Alexander VII, 1655
J. Paul Getty Museum -
Portrait Medallion of Pope Alexander VIII
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Submission of Barbarossa
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Edgar Degas, French, 1834-1917 Cliffs on the Edge of the Sea 1869 Pastel on paper
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Pope Clement VII
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Alexander Pope, American, 1894-1924 Still Life with Two Game Birds about 1890-1900 Oil on canvas
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Bernard Picart, The ceremonial entrance of the Pope to take possession of the Pontificate at St. John Lateran, Capital of Christianity under the jurisdiction of the Pope, 1722
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Aubrey Beardsley, English, 1872-1898 The Cave of Spleen (Illustration to Alexander Pope"s "The Rape of
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Henry Inman - George Pope Morris c. 1836 oil on canvas National Gallery of Art American
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Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres - Pope Pius VII in the Sistine Chapel 1814 oil on canvas National Gallery of Art French
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Agostino Carracci, Portrait of Pope Innocent IX, 1591
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Bartolome Esteban Murillo - The Blessed Giles Levitating before Pope Gregory IX c. 1645-46 oil on canvas North Carolina Museum of Art Spanish
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Ettore Ferrari, Pope Leo XIII, circa 1890
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Marcus Behmer, "The She-Pope" from Illustrations For The Fisherman And His Wife., 1914
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Carolus Grandi, Portrait of a Pope, 18th century
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Attributed to Jonathan Richardson, British, 1665-1745 Alexander Pope Oil on canvas 76.5 x 63.2 cm
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Joseph Nash, Napoleon and the Pope at Fontainebleau, 19th century
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Valentine Green, Pope Innocent, Xth, 18th - 19th century
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George Vertue, Portrait of Mr. Pope, 17th - 18th century
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Giacomo Lauro, The Deeds of Pope Urban VIII, 1624
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A. Fay, Napoleanic War Series II: The Pope at Fontainbleau, 19th century
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John Hall, Pope Clement the Ninth, 18th century
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Pope Gregory XV
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Carlo Maratti, Pope Clement IX, 17th - 18th century
The Minneapolis Institute of Arts -
Artist: Alessandro Algardi Title: Pope Liberius Baptizing the Neophytes Date: 1647 - 1649 Medium: terracotta
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Thomas Rowlandson, Pope Joe Receiving a Treat of Spanish Olives, 1808
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Cosmo Alexander - Alexander Grant 1770 oil on canvas The Art Institute of Chicago
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Jost Amman, The Pope - Eight subjects from the series of Professions and Trades., 1568
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Artist: Pompeo Girolamo Batoni Title: Pope Benedict XIV presenting the Encyclical "Ex Omnibus" to the
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James Fittler, Pope Innocent X, after Velasquez, 18th - 19th century
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Jacques Callot, St. Angelus, Guardian, March 1; St. Simplicius, Pope, March 2; St. Cunegund, Empress and Virgin, March 3; St. Lucius,Pope, March 4; eighteenth plate from the book, Les IMAGES DE TOUS/LES SAINCTS ET SAINTES /DE L*ANN…E... (Images of All the
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Daniel Hopfer, Jerome, Nephew of Pope Pius III, 15th - 16th century

Artnews Articles and Exhibition Information: (19)
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Latin American Art Museum: Xavier Cortada: No Tengan Miedo (Have No Fear)
Cortada explores the Pope's impact at the societal and personal level-having traveled to the Vatican in February 2000 to meet the Pope and participate in the Jubilee for Artists, and then having returned to Cuba for the second time two months...
Orleans House Gallery: A River Runs Through It: Riverside Views of the Thames
A number of these stunning riverside views will go on display including one of the earliest, Peter Tillemans’ famous panoramic view of The Thames at Twickenham (c.1724-30). Today, the river still stirs the imaginations of contemporary artist...
Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts: Voices Rising: Alabama Women at the Millennium
Alabama is the fifteenth state to mount such an exhibition. After opening in Washington in the summer of 2000, an expanded version of the exhibition will travel throughout the state of Alabama. Featured artists include Pinky Bass, Fairhope; ...
MASS MoCA: MASS MoCA Welcomes MoCI Curator, Superfiction Expert
The presentation will also celebrate ten years of the fictive Museum of Contemporary Ideas on New York's Park Avenue. Arguably the largest contemporary art space in the world, this was the first of many superf...
Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen: Out of Senses: Seven Exhibitions where Artists Use the Museum as a Laboratory
Maurizio Cattelan

This enigmatic artist places a sculpture, which stands in direct confrontation with the permanent collection of 19th century art. Cattelan was recently present at the Venice Biennial with the pope knocked down by a stone and ...
ArtLondon.Com: Portraits in the Digital Age
International celebrity Portrait artists like Barbara Kaczmarowska-Hamilton, with her ability to create an exceptional likeness, was handpicked to immortalise Pope John Paul II and members of the Royal Family. Portraits by the Moscow Academy of ...
National Gallery: Titian
Famous throughout his lifetime (about 1487 - 1576), few individuals have had a greater influence on the development of Western painting. This exhibition brings together important loans of many of his most renowned paintings, covering all stages of...
BildMuseet: Crusading – A Multi-disciplinary Network
” The Crusades” was the common name for a series of military actions, initiated and executed by European forces from many nations, aimed at establishing and expanding the hegemony of the West over the known world and the supremacy of Christianity ...
J. Paul Getty Center: Raphael and His Circle: Drawings from Windsor Castle
Raphael (1483-1520) possessed a creative power that is revealed most clearly in his drawings. His 25 drawings on view in the exhibition exemplify the principles of ...
Marlborough Gallery: Francis Bacon: Paintings
Marlborough’s show will consist of nine works as follows: three quintessential triptychs dating from 1970, 1983 and 1986-87, each panel measuring 78 x 58 inches; a rare 1957 painting of a pope, measuring 60 x 46 1/2 inches; Study for Self Portr...
Community Writers Association: PRODUCERS LEAVE HOLLYWOOD: PROVIDENCE LOOKS DIVINE FOR SPEAKERS AT NEW ENGLAND SCREENWRITERS CONFERENCE
This years award winning line-up of featured guests and key-note speakers include: writer D.C. Fontana (Star Trek, Star Trek: The Next Generation, The Waltons, High Chaparral, Bonanza, The Big Valley), independent producer Steve Fassler (Dunkin Donut...
Museo del Prado: The Spanish Portrait from El Greco to Picasso
Over the course of three and a half months and through a selection of 84 works, the exhibition devoted to the Spanish portrait will present a survey of the development of this genre in Spanish art from the late fifteenth century to the ea...
Cleveland Museum of Art: Luc Delahaye Photographs: History
A contract photographer for Newsweek and member of the renowned photography agency Magnum Photos since 1994, Delahaye has been an award winning photojournalist recognized for his distinctive work for almost two decades. Concurrently he has enjoyed...
Bates College Museum of Art: Manuel Lopez Oliva: Cuba and the Theatre of Desire
"Aside from being actors who take on different characters, sometimes merely for effect, sometimes out of desire -- the desire for self-expression, for power, for love, for truth -- we are also actors in the circumstances of history," he said. ...
New Museum of Contemporary Art: Tiborocity: Design And Undesign by Tibor Kalman 1979 - 1999
Tiborocity features Kalman's ideas and projects in a setting designed by Kalman to evoke a mythical 'village' located in a non-industrial country. The village is divided into nine sites that ...
National Gallery of Art: The Triumph of the Baroque: Architecture in Europe 1600-1750
The exhibition begins in the central galleries on the ground floor of the West Building with the baroque in Rome. It will continue along the spine of the building, then upstairs to the West Garden Court and alon...
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art: Tiborocity: Design and UnDesign by Tibor Kalman, 1979-1999
Tiborocity will feature Kalmans ideas and projects in a setting designed by Kalman to evoke a mythical village located in a non-industrial country. The village is divided into nine sites that serve as metaphors for various themes that h...
Frick Collection: Unprecedented Gathering of Six Major Paintings by Velázquez
Velázquez in New York Museums is the only homage to the artist that is being offered by an American museum during 1999, the internationally celebrated year marking the anniversary of his birth. Curating the exhibition is Jonathan ...
Biennale of Sydney 2002, International Festival of Contemporary Art: (The World May Be) Fantastic.
The 2002 exhibition invites you to view My Living Room is a Martian Base (Gilles Barbier, France), see Nixon in Chains (Jeffrey Vallance, USA), hear A Strange Message From Another Star (Veli Granö, Finland), experience the killing in the Muriel...

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Alexander Pope -- Encyclopædia Britannica
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Alexander Pope (1688-1744)
Wikipedia: Alexander Pope

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