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Saint Mary (the Blessed Virgin) with the Christ Child. Photoengraving (?) after A. Mantegna.

The conversion of Hermogenes the sorcerer. Chromolithograph by Storch and Kramer after C. Mariannecci after A. Mantegna.

Martyrdom of Saint Sebastian. Engraving by F. Tosetti after G. Craffonara attributed to A. Mantegna.

Martyrdom of Saint Sebastian. Etching by W. Unger after A. Mantegna.

Martyrdom of Saint James the Great. Etching by G. David after A. Mantegna.

Saint George wearing armour and holding a lance, a dead dragon at his feet; a city in the background. Photogravure after A. Mantegna.

Christ with Saint Andrew and Saint Longinus. Photogravure after A. Mantegna.

Judith puts the head of Holofernes in a bag held by her servant. Lithograph by J.N. Strixner after A. Mantegna, 1811.

The processional entry of a victorious general into ancient Rome. Chiaroscuro woodcut by Andrea Andreani after Andrea Mantegna.

Martyrdom of Saint Christopher. Etching by G. David after A. Mantegna.

Four women dancing with linked hands. Heliogravure by Ch. Amand-Durand after A. Mantegna.

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Mantegna, Andrea, 1431-1506

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Saint Mary (the Blessed Virgin) with the Christ Child. Photoengraving (?) after A. Mantegna.

The conversion of Hermogenes the sorcerer. Chromolithograph by Storch and Kramer after C. Mariannecci after A. Mantegna.

Saint George wearing armour and holding a lance, a dead dragon at his feet; a city in the background. Photogravure after A. Mantegna.

Martyrdom of Saint Sebastian. Engraving by F. Tosetti after G. Craffonara attributed to A. Mantegna.

Four women dancing with linked hands. Heliogravure by Ch. Amand-Durand after A. Mantegna.