List of works by Artemisia Gentileschi

The following is an incomplete list of paintings by Artemisia Gentileschi. Catalogue numbers abbreviated "WB" are taken from the 1999 publication by Raymond Ward Bissell,[1] and number abbreviated "MET" are from the 2001 publication by the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Other attributions are taken from Jesse Locker's The Language of Painting.[2][3] Further references are available on the Bibliography on Artemisia Gentileschi.

image	name	year	collection	dimensions	inventory nr.	catalogue code
	Self-Portrait as Saint Catherine of Alexandria	1615-1617	National Gallery, London	71.5 cm x 71 cm	NG6671
	Aurora	1625-7	Private Collection	218 x 146 cm.		MET (Figure 96.), WB (15)
	Allegory of Painting	1630s	Private Collection			MET (Figure 97.)
	Saint Apollonia	1642-1644	Museo Soumaya	74.3 cm × 57 cm (29.3 in × 22 in)
	Penitent Magdalene	1630s	Private Collection	49 x 39.7 cm.		MET (Figure 98.)
	Lucretia	1645-50	Neues Palais in Potsdam	261 × 226 cm.		MET (Figure 99.), WB (48b)
	Susanna and the Elders	1610-1	Schloss Weißenstein	170 x 119 cm.	191	MET (51), WB (2)
	Madonna and Child	1610-1	Galleria Spada	116.5 X 86.5 cm.	166	MET (52), WB (X-19)
	Madonna and Child	c. 1630	Palazzo Pitti, Florence	118 x 86 cm.	2129	MET (Figure 107.), WB (1)
	Cleopatra	1611-2	Private Collection	118 x 181 cm.		MET (53), WB (X-6)
	Danae	1612	Saint Louis Art Museum	40.5 X 52.5 cm.	93:1986	MET (54), WB (X-7)
	Judith Slaying Holofernes	1611-2	Museo Nazionale di Capodimonte	158.8 x 125.5 cm.		MET (55), WB (4)
	Allegory of Inclination	1615	Casa Buonarroti	152 × 61 cm.		MET (Figure 110.), WB (8)
	Portrait of a Nun	1613-8	Private Collection	70 × 52.5 cm.		MET (Figure 114.)
	Self-Portrait as a Female Martyr	c.1615	Private Collection	32 X 24.7 cm.		MET (56), WB (7)
	Self-Portrait as a Lute Player	1616-18	Wadsworth Atheneum Villa Medici	30 x 28 cm		MET (57)
	Mary Magdalene	1616–17	Palazzo Pitti	146.5 x 108 cm		MET (58), WB (10)
	Saint Catherine of Alexandria	c.1618-9	Uffizi	77 x 62 cm	8032	MET (59), WB (6)
	Judith and her Maidservant	c.1618-9	Palazzo Pitti, Florence	14 x 93.5 cm		MET (60), WB (5)
	Mary Magdalene in Ecstasy	1620	private collection	81 x 105 cm cm.		G. Pupi
	Jael and Sisera	1620	Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest	86 X 125 cm.		MET (61), WB (11)
	Judith Slaying Holofernes	1620-1	Uffizi	86 X 125 cm.		MET (62), WB (12)
	Saint Cecilia	c.1620	Galleria Spada	108 X 78.5 cm.		MET (63), WB (X-28)
	Allegory of Painting	1620s	Musee de Tesse, Le Mans	95.5 x 133 cm		MET (64)
	Susanna and the Elders	1622	Burghley House	162.5 x 121.9 cm.		MET (65), WB (X-42)
	Susanna and the Elders	c. 1630	Nottingham Castle	162.5 x 121.9 cm.	NCM 1964-77	MET (65 (related pictures: Nottingham))
	Portrait of a Gonfaloniere	1622	Palazzo d'Accursio	208 x 128 cm.		MET (66), WB (13)
	Lucretia	c.1623-5	Collection Gerolamo Etro, Milan	54 x 51 cm.		MET (67), WB (3)
	Penitent Magdalene	c.1625-6	Seville Cathedral	122 x 96 cm.		MET (68), WB (16)
	Mary Magdalene as Melancholy	1620s	Museo Soumaya	136.3 × 100.3 cm.		MET (Figure 128.), WB (17)
	Judith and Maidservant with Head of Holofernes	c.1625-7	Detroit Institute of Arts	182.2 X 142.2 cm.	52.253	MET (69), WB (14)
	Judith and Maidservant with Head of Holofernes	c.1640s	Museo di Capodimonte, Naples	272 X 221 cm.	Q377	MET (69 (related pictures: Museo di Capodimonte)), WB (48c)
	Judith and her Maidservant (Cannes)	c.1640s	Musee de la Castre, Cannes	235 x 172 cm.	2006.O.751	WB (47), Locker Figure 3.31
	Venus and Cupid	c.1625-30	Virginia Museum of Fine Arts	94 x 144 cm.	2001.225	MET (70), WB (18)
	Esther before Ahasuerus	c.1628-35	Metropolitan Museum of Art	208.3 × 273.7 cm.	69.281	MET (71), WB (28)
	Christ Blessing the Children	c.1640s	formerly MET	134.6 × 97.7 cm.		MET (Figure 132.)
	Annunciation	1630	Museo Nazionale di Capodimonte	257 x 179 cm.	Q375	MET (72), WB (24)
	Penitent Magdalene	c.1630-2	Private Collection	65.7 x 50.8 cm.		MET (73), WB (9)
	Corisca and the Satyr	c.1630-5	Private Collection	155 x 210 cm.		MET (74), WB (30)
	Self Portrait	c.1630-5	Palazzo Barberini Rome	98 x 74.5 cm	1952 (F.N. 33598)	Locker (Figure 5.2)
	Clio: the Muse of History	1632	Palazzo Blu	127.6 x 97.2 cm.		MET (75), WB (27)
	Cleopatra	1633-5	Private Collection	117 x 175.5 cm.		MET (76), WB (22)
	Nativity of St. John the Baptist	1633-5	Museo del Prado	184 X 158 cm.	P00149	MET (77), WB (32)
	Lot and his Daughters	1635-8	Toledo Museum of Art	230.5 x 183 cm.	1983.107	MET (78), WB (39)
	The Martyrdom of St Januarius in the Amphitheatre at Pozzuoli	1636-7	Museo Nazionale di Capodimonte	300 x 200 cm.		MET (79), WB (33b)
	Adoration of the Magi	1636-7	Museo Nazionale di Capodimonte	300 × 180 cm.		MET (Figure 142.), WB (33c)
	Saint Proculus of Pozzuoli and his mother Santa Nicaea	1636-7	Museo Nazionale di Capodimonte	300 × 180 cm.		MET (Figure 143.), WB (33a)
	David and Bathsheba	c.1636-8	Columbus Museum of Art	265.4 x 209.6 cm.	1967.006	MET (80), WB (37)
	David and Bathsheba	1645	Prussian Palaces and Gardens Foundation Berlin-Brandenburg	265.4 x 209.6 cm.		MET (80 (related pictures: Neues Palais, Potsdam)), WB (48a)
	Bathsheba	1638	Private Collection			MET (80 (related pictures: formerly Ramunni, Naples, ex-Leipzig)), WB (40)
	David and Bathsheba	1645	Palazzo Pitti	286 x 214 cm		MET (80 (related pictures:Palazzo Pitti))
	Bathsheba	1640 1645	Private Collection			MET (80 (related pictures: Haas collection, Vienna)), WB (45)
	Self-Portrait as the Allegory of Painting	1638-9	Royal Collection	96.5 x 73.7 cm.	RCIN 405551	MET (81), WB (42)
	Venus Embracing Cupid	1640s	Private Collection	121 x 160 cm.		MET (82), WB (31)
	Susanna and the Elders	1649	Moravian Gallery in Brno	205 x 168 cm		MET (83), WB (50)
	Susanna and the Elders	1650	Bassano Civic Museum	168 × 112 cm		MET (83 (related pictures: Bassano del Grappo)); Locker, Figure 6.1
	Susanna and the Elders	1652	Pinacoteca Nazionale di Bologna	200.3 × 225.6 cm		WB (L-104)
	Virgin and Child with a Rosary	1651	El Escorial	58 x 50 cm		MET (84), WB (51)
	Samson and Delilah	1630-38	Palazzo Zevallos, Naples			WB (35)

References

1. Artemisia Gentileschi and the Authority of Art: Critical Reading and Catalogue Raisonné, Pennsylvania State University Press, 1999
2. Christiansen, Keith; Mann, Judith (2001). Orazio and Artemisia Gentileschi. Metropolitan Museum of Art.
3. Locker, Jesse M. (2015). Artemisia Gentileschi: The Language of Painting. New Haven, Yale University Press. p. 96. ISBN 9780300185119.