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The Infant Hercules

Horatio Greenough

The Infant Hercules

1800-1899

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The Infant Hercules

Horatio Greenough

The Infant Hercules

Horatio Greenough

The Infant Hercules

1800-1899

Physical Qualities Pen and ink over graphite, 243 × 192 mm. (9 9/16 × 7 9/16 in.)
Credit Line Gift of Philip B. Perlman
Object Number 1936.147.26
Jay Fisher and Sona Johnston, BMA, "BMA Collects: Nineteenth-Century American Drawings and Watercolors," 9 April - 8 June 1997.

Artist

Horatio Greenough

1804–1851

American, 1805-1852
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PRINTS, DRAWINGS & PHOTOGRAPHS
SCULPTURED CLASSICAL HEAD
Horatio Greenough
Sculptured Classical Head
1800–1899
MERCURY CONFIDING THE INFANT BACCHUS TO THE CARE OF THE NYMPHS
Andrea Procaccini and Carlo Maratti
Mercury Confiding the Infant Bacchus to the Care of the Nymphs
1698–1708
THE VIRGIN MARY AND INFANT CHRIST
Daniel van den Dyck
The Virgin Mary and Infant Christ
1624–1634
STATUE OF HERCULES
Michel Natalis
Statue of Hercules
1630–1640
ARCHDUKE AND CARDINAL-INFANTE FERDINAND
Adriaan Lommelin, Sir Anthony van Dyck, and others
Archduke and Cardinal-Infante Ferdinand
1624–1649
HERCULES SLAYING THE HYDRA
Francesco Faraone Aquila and Domenico de' Rossi
Hercules Slaying the Hydra
1703
THE INFANT NUDE
Francis Haward and Sir Joshua Reynolds
The Infant Nude
1778–1796
THREE BOYS, TWO SATYRS AND A GOAT
Wenceslaus Hollar and Peeter van Avont
Infants, One as Bacchus, Playing with Small Satyrs and a Goat
1641–1651
THE INFANT BEARING THE INSTRUMENTS OF THE PASSION
Jerome [Hieronymous] Wierix
The Infant Bearing the Instruments of the Passion
1572–1618
THE VIRGIN SUCKLING THE INFANT CHRIST
Jerome [Hieronymous] Wierix
The Virgin Suckling the Infant Christ
1572–1618
THE INFANT BLOWING SOAP-BUBBLES
Jerome [Hieronymous] Wierix
The Infant Blowing Soap-Bubbles
1572–1618
THE VIRGIN AND CHILD, WITH INFANT ST. JOHN AND LAMB
Cornelis Schut
The Virgin and Child, with Infant St. John and Lamb
1616–1654