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Léon Davent

French, active 1540 - 1556

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French, active 1540 - 1556

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At Nympharum Hecates Scapulis Timor Addidit Alas

1526–50

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The Metropolitan Museum of Art

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  • At Nympharum Hecates Scapulis Timor Addidit  Alas — Léon Davent (Artist; French, active 1540–56)
    The Metropolitan Museum of Art91 recorded worksAt Nympharum Hecates Scapulis Timor Addidit Alas
  • Ornamenteret initial R, hvori der er to mandshoveder i rankeværk — Unknown Northern Italian / attributed to
    Statens Museum for Kunst (SMK)27 recorded worksFrom the collection: Ornamenteret initial R, hvori der er to mandshoveder i rankeværk
  • Jupiter Bringing Water of the Styx to Psyche — Léon Davent after Giulio Romano
    National Gallery of Art5 recorded worksJupiter Bringing Water of the Styx to Psyche
  • The Annunciation, predella panel from the St. Lucy Altarpiece — Domenico Veneziano
    Fitzwilliam Museum3 recorded worksFrom the collection: The Annunciation, predella panel from the St. Lucy Altarpiece
  • Landscape with Putti — Léon Davent (French)
    The Cleveland Museum of Art1 recorded workLandscape with Putti
  • Battle of the Sea Gods (left half) — After: Andrea Mantegna (Italian, ca. 1431–1506)
    Yale University Art Gallery1 recorded workFrom the collection: Battle of the Sea Gods (left half)
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