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In the collection of Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago · as of July 2026
FROM THE ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO’S CATALOG
Primarily a printmaker, Stefano della Bella became famous for his genre and festival scenes. He was one of the first specialist etchers who eschewed religious subjects in favor of his personal fantasies. Under the patronage of Grand Duke Lorenzo de'Medici, della Bella studied in Rome and later moved to Paris. He returned to Florence in 1650 and continued to work for the Medici family.
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Sketches of Child Praying, Two Male Profiles (recto); Sketch
A mid-bust portrait of Emperor Ferdinand II, within an oval
Man Wearing a Fantastic Headdress, Facing to the Left
A ship travelling between Dover and Calais, from "Views of s
A fan with a musical troupe and spectators
Plate 38: head of a man with a moustache and cap, facing rig
Castel Sant' Angelo
Rock of the Philosphers, or Mount Parnassus, many ancient ph
Stefano Della Bella (Italian, 1610–1664) — A Satyr Family Tr
Christian Wilhelm Ernst Dietrich — Nymphs Bathing Near a Cav
Giovanni Battista Costantini|Guido Reni — A Bacchanal: a sat
Giovanni Battista Tiepolo — Young Shepherds and Old Man with
Cornelis Visscher — Woman Milking a Cow, plate 3 from Four L
Karel Dujardin — A Shepherdess Speaking to Her Dog
Moses van Uyttenbroeck — Juno Delivering Io, plate 1 from Th
Gabriel Jacques de Saint-Aubin — The Escape of M. de Belle-I
Stefano della Bella|Nicolas Langlois — A satyr sitting again
François Chauveau|Laurent de La Hyre — Meleager and Atalanta
Jean-Jacques Lagrenée — Sacrifice to the God Pan
Cornelis Visscher — Shepherdess Riding on a Donkey, plate 2