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46. Barnyard Group, by Francesco Fernandi Called Imperiali. c.1714. Canvas, 46.3 by 62 cm. (Hopetoun House.)
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47. Tobit before His Father, by Imperiali. 1721/22. Canvas, 125 by 155 cm. (Palazzo Reale, Turin.)
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48. The Rest on the Flight, by Imperiali. Canvas, 100 by 135 cm. (Present Whereabouts Unknown.)
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49. Jacob and Rachel, by Imperiali. Signed and Dated 1722. Red Chalk, 43.5 by 56.5 cm. (Private Collection, Rome.)
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50. Rebecca Seated upon Her Household Gods, by Imperiali. Canvas, 137 by 255 cm. (Collection The National Trust, Stourhead.)
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51. Study of a Horse, by Imperiali. Red Chalk, 17.5 by 21.7 cm. (Department of Prints and Drawings, The Royal Museum of Fine Arts, Copenhagen.)
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52. The Sacrifice of Noah, by Imperiali. Canvas, 137 by 255 cm. (Collection The National Trust, Stourhead.)
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53. Martyrdom of St Eustace and His Family. c.1722/24. Canvas, c.500 by 275 cm. (S. Eustachio, Rome.)
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54. Martyrdom of SS. Valentine and Hilary (?), by Imperiali. Canvas, c.175 by 100 cm. (S. Lorenzo, Viterbo.)
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55. Decapitation of SS. Valentine and Hilary, by Imperiali. Canvas, c.175 by 100 cm. (S. Lorenzo, Viterbo.)
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56. Madonna and Child of the Rosary with SS. Jerome, Domenic and Francis, Here Attributed to Imperiali and Assistants. c.1732. Canvas, 289 by 210 cm. (S. Andrea, Vetralla.)
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57. Adoration of the Shepherds, by Imperiali. c.1735. Canvas, 43.2 by 32.5 cm. (Prestonfield House.)
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58. Erminia Carving Her True-Love's Name, by Imperiali. c.1740. Canvas, 70 by 55 cm. (Collection Miss Yvonne Ffrench.) 59. Sacrifice of Noah, Attributed to Andrea Sacchi. Canvas (Oval). (Devonshire Collection.) Reproduced by Permission of the Trustees of the Chatsworth Settlement. 60. Alexander the Great Rewarding His Captains, by Imperiali. 1736/7. Canvas, 54 by 77 cm. (Private Collection, Minneapolis.) 61. Sacrifice of Noah. Engraving by Louis Cossin after Sacchi or Maratta.
