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Admire "Autoportret Simone Peterzano" – a captivating Mannerist self-portrait by Italian artist Simone Peterzano (1540-1596). Explore this exquisite Renaissance artwork, showcasing his Venetian style.
Exquisite Baroque painting by Simone Peterzano! 'Entombment of Christ' showcases dramatic emotion & rich detail. Explore this masterpiece’s symbolism & artistry.
Explore Simone Peterzano’s ‘Still-Life of Figs,’ a captivating Baroque sketch featuring rich browns & textures. A unique oil painting study, perfect for art collectors.
Admire Simone Peterzano’s ‘Study of a Half-Length Figure’ (1580). A stunning graphite drawing showcasing Renaissance anatomy & melancholy beauty. Explore this rare 16th-century masterpiece.