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TURA - XV century.

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DOSSI - XV-XVI centuries

KOSS - XV century.

LOTTO - XV-XVI centuries

SARTO - XV-XVI centuries

FETTY - XNUMXth century

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VAZARI - XNUMXth century

GVARDI - XNUMXth century

GIOTTO - XIII-XIV centuries

GIULIO - XNUMXth century

CRESPI - XVII-XVIII centuries

MORONI - XNUMXth century

PALMA - XV-XVI centuries

TITIAN - XV-XVI centuries, "Danae", "Flora", "Venus", "Assunta", "Salome", "Bacchanalia"

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BASSANO - XNUMXth century

BELLINI - family, XV-XVI centuries.

GUTTUSO - XX century

MASACCIO - XV century.

MORETTO - XNUMXth century

RAPHAEL - XV-XVI centuries

TIEPOLO - XNUMXth century

UCCELLO - XV century.

CIMABUE - XIII century.

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VERONESE - XNUMXth century

GVERCHINO - XVII century.

CARPACCIO - XV-XVI centuries

CARRACCI - XVI-XVII centuries

CORREGGIO - XNUMXth century

MANTENA - XV-XVI centuries

MANYASCO - XVII-XVIII centuries

PIRANESI - XNUMXth century, engraver

PONTORMO - XNUMXth century

PIAZETTA - XVII-XVIII centuries

RAIMONDI - XV-XVI centuries, engraver

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ANGELICO - XV century.

GIORGIONE - XV-XVI centuries, "Judith", "Sleeping Venus"

CAVALLINI - XIII-XIV centuries

CANALETTO - XNUMXth century

CARAVAGGIO - XVI-XVII centuries

MODIGLIANI - XIX-XX centuries

PERUGINA - XV-XVI centuries.

PISANELLO - XV century.

POLLAILO - XV century.

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BOTTICHELLI - XV-XVI centuries, "Spring", "Birth of Venus"

GIRLANDAYO - XV c.

TINTORETTO - XNUMXth century

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BARTOLAMMEO - XV-XVI centuries

PINTURICCHIO - XV-XVI centuries

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Michelangelo - XV-XVI centuries

PARMIGANINO - XNUMXth century

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