Saint John The Baptist

|

North Italian School, late 16th century — The Beheading of Saint John the Baptist

North Italian School, late 16th century

The Beheading of Saint John the Baptist

Artists

North Italian School, late 16th century

North Italian School, late 16th century

Italian, Florence, early 16th century

Giovanni Battista Franco, called Semolei

Giovanni Battista Franco, called Semolei

Frederick van Valckenborch

Attributed to Peter Oliver

Attributed to Peter Oliver

Unknown

Unknown

Angelo Caroselli

Angelo Caroselli

Emilian School, 16th Century

Emilian School, 16th Century

Attributed to Corrado Giaquinto

Attributed to Corrado Giaquinto

Ferraù Fenzoni

Ferraù Fenzoni

North Italian School, late 16th century — The Beheading of Saint John the Baptist

North Italian School, late 16th century

The Beheading of Saint John the Baptist

Italian, Florence, early 16th century — Kneeling Infant Saint John the Baptist

Italian, Florence, early 16th century

Kneeling Infant Saint John the Baptist

17th-century Follower of Raffaello Sanzio, called Raphael — Madonna and Child with Saint John the Baptist

17th-century Follower of Raffaello Sanzio, called Raphael

Madonna and Child with Saint John the Baptist

Giovanni Battista Franco, called Semolei — The Sermon of Saint John the Baptist

Giovanni Battista Franco, called Semolei

The Sermon of Saint John the Baptist

Frederick van Valckenborch — A wooded landscape with Saint John the Baptist

Attributed to Peter Oliver — Recto: A young couple leaning towards each other, seen from behind; Verso: Study of Saint John the Baptist

Unknown — A) A Man Sounding a Trumpet B) Saint John the Baptist C) An abduction D) Saint Christopher and the Christ Child

Angelo Caroselli — Madonna and Child with the Infant Saint John the Baptist

Request access to see more

Explore More

Oil Painting

Oil Painting

Oil Paint Is Having Its Loudest Moment Yet

Perspective

Perspective

The Art of Seeing What Others Miss

Bold Color

Bold Color

Color Is Having Its Loudest Moment Yet