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An intricate series of arches, stairs, and balustrades are presented obliquely. The deepest recession into space is at the center of the design. Seen from a low vantage point, the soaring columns and arcades create the illusion of deep space.
Giuseppe Galli Bibiena
Stage Set: Courtyards with Staircases
1696 – 1757
Museum Purchase
1957/2.2

Giuseppe Barberi
Studies for Three Ornamental Panels with Death's Heads as Motifs
1746 – 1809
Museum Purchase
1958/1.68

Giuseppe Barberi
Design for a Tureen
1746 – 1809
Museum Purchase
1958/1.80
This drawing presents a frontal view of a small two-story church. The first level has a portico entrance flanked by statues in niches. Above the portico continues into the second level and is surmounted by a pediment. Above the second level is a shallow dome on a low drum.
Giuseppe Barberi
Elevation of a Small Domed Church
1746 – 1809
Museum Purchase
1958/1.65

Giuseppe Barberi
Elevation of a Small Domed Church
1746 – 1809
Museum Purchase
1958/1.66

Giuseppe Barberi
Panel Decoration with Detail of a Herm
1746 – 1809
Museum Purchase
1958/1.73

Giuseppe Barberi
Detail of a Decorated Ceiling Cove
1746 – 1809
Museum Purchase
1958/1.79

Giuseppe Barberi
Study for Two Wall Tombs
1746 – 1809
Museum Purchase
1958/1.81
Paper size: h 33 3/5cm x tw 42 1/2cm &amp; bw 42 3/10cm. Image size: h 22 7/10cm x w 31 2/5cm.<br /> This lithograph is printed is tones of brown ink on cream colored paper. There is a large dappled horse standing in a stall with its left rear hoof raised. On the left, a man, standing with feet braced and muscular arms extended, uses tools to attach a shoe to the horse's hoof. Steam billows from the hot metal shoe. On the right, a man stands leaning against the stall and a small child reaches up toward the horse's head. The horse bends its head down toward the child. There is an English inscription below this scene that identifies the artist, title and publisher.
Théodore Géricault
The Flemish Farrier
1821
Gift of Ruth W. and Clarence J. Boldt, Jr.
2008/2.374

Giuseppe Barberi
Arabesque Panel Decoration
1746 – 1809
Museum Purchase
1958/1.75

Giuseppe Barberi
Arabesque Panel Decoration
1746 – 1809
Museum Purchase
1958/1.76

Giuseppe Barberi
Detail of a Decorated Ceiling COve (recto); Sketch of a Decorated Wall Panel Fla
1746 – 1809
Museum Purchase
1958/1.78
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