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'Canto Quinto': Armida in the presence of Godfrey.

after Bernardo Castello (1557-1629)

Saltram, Devon

'Canto Settimo': Erminia and the shepherd.

after Bernardo Castello (1557-1629)

Saltram, Devon

Scene from Torquato Tasso, 'La Gierusalemme Liberata'

after Bernardo Castello (1557-1629)

Saltram, Devon

'Canto Sesto': Argante and Tancred preparing for combat

after Bernardo Castello (1557-1629)

Saltram, Devon

'Canto Decimoterzo': Tancredi keeping his sward in a tree in the foreground

after Bernardo Castello (1557-1629)

Saltram, Devon

'Canto Undecimo': a procession of Christians round the walls of Jerusalem to Mount of Olives

after Bernardo Castello (1557-1629)

Saltram, Devon

'Canto Duodecimo': Clorida dying in the arms of Tancred.

after Bernardo Castello (1557-1629)

Saltram, Devon

Canto Nono': Archangel Michael helps the Christians to defeat the Turks

after Bernardo Castello (1557-1629)

Saltram, Devon

Canto Decimonono': Erminia nursing Tancred's wounds.

after Bernardo Castello (1557-1629)

Saltram, Devon

'Canto Secondo': Godfrey declaring his intention to take Jerusalem

after Bernardo Castello (1557-1629)

Saltram, Devon

'Canto Terzo': Erminia leading the Christians against the saracens.

after Bernardo Castello (1557-1629)

Saltram, Devon

'Canto vigesimo': a Saracen soldier, standing in the middle foreground, is surrendering his sword ...

after Bernardo Castello (1557-1629)

Saltram, Devon

'Canto Quartodecimo': Rinaldo standing in the foreground,

after Bernardo Castello (1557-1629)

Saltram, Devon

'Canto Decimoquinto': Godfrey, on the right, receiving Rinaldo on his return to the camp,

after Bernardo Castello (1557-1629)

Saltram, Devon

'Canto Decimosesto': Rinaldo in the arms of Armida (the illicit love between the enchantress Armida ...

after Bernardo Castello (1557-1629)

Saltram, Devon

La Gerusalemme liberata di Torquato Tasso. Con le annotationi di Scipion Gentili, e di Giulio ...

Torquato Tasso (1544-1595)

Blickling Hall, Norfolk

La Gierusalemme liberata di Torquato Tasso con le figure di Bernardo Castello; e le annotationi di ...

Torquato Tasso (1544-1595)

Blickling Hall, Norfolk

La Gierusalemme di Torquato Tasso. Con gli Argomenti del Sig. Gio: Vincenzo Imperiale figurata da ...

Torquato Tasso (1544-1595)

Blickling Hall, Norfolk

Canto Ottavo': The return of the foraging party with the armor of Rinaldo.

after Bernardo Castello (1557-1629)

Saltram, Devon

'Canto Decimosettimo': the Caliph of Egypt prepares for battle against the Christians and entrusts ...

after Bernardo Castello (1557-1629)

Saltram, Devon

'Canto Decimo': Soldiers recounting their liberation from Armida by Rinaldo.

after Bernardo Castello (1557-1629)

Saltram, Devon

Canto Quarto': Armida asking for help from Godfrey

after Bernardo Castello (1557-1629)

Saltram, Devon

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'Canto Quinto': Armida in the presence of Godfrey.

'Canto Settimo': Erminia and the shepherd.

Scene from Torquato Tasso, 'La Gierusalemme Liberata'

'Canto Sesto': Argante and Tancred preparing for combat

'Canto Decimoterzo': Tancredi keeping his sward in a tree in the foreground

'Canto Undecimo': a procession of Christians round the walls of Jerusalem to Mount of Olives

'Canto Duodecimo': Clorida dying in the arms of Tancred.

Canto Nono': Archangel Michael helps the Christians to defeat the Turks

Canto Decimonono': Erminia nursing Tancred's wounds.

'Canto Secondo': Godfrey declaring his intention to take Jerusalem

'Canto Terzo': Erminia leading the Christians against the saracens.

'Canto vigesimo': a Saracen soldier, standing in the middle foreground, is surrendering his sword ...

'Canto Quartodecimo': Rinaldo standing in the foreground,

'Canto Decimoquinto': Godfrey, on the right, receiving Rinaldo on his return to the camp,

'Canto Decimosesto': Rinaldo in the arms of Armida (the illicit love between the enchantress Armida ...

La Gerusalemme liberata di Torquato Tasso. Con le annotationi di Scipion Gentili, e di Giulio ...

La Gierusalemme liberata di Torquato Tasso con le figure di Bernardo Castello; e le annotationi di ...

La Gierusalemme di Torquato Tasso. Con gli Argomenti del Sig. Gio: Vincenzo Imperiale figurata da ...

Canto Ottavo': The return of the foraging party with the armor of Rinaldo.

'Canto Decimosettimo': the Caliph of Egypt prepares for battle against the Christians and entrusts ...

'Canto Decimo': Soldiers recounting their liberation from Armida by Rinaldo.

Canto Quarto': Armida asking for help from Godfrey