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Minerva
Roman goddess of wisdom.
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The Triumph of Minerva c. 1707 Charles de La Fosse (1636–1716)The Triumph of Minerva c. 1707 Ashmolean Museum, Oxford
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Minerva Uniting Mars and Venus (War and Peace) c.1640 Erasmus Quellinus II (1607–1678)Minerva Uniting Mars and Venus (War and Peace) c.1640 Chiswick House
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Giustiniani Minerva early 18th C or late 19th C unknown artistGiustiniani Minerva early 18th C or late 19th C English Heritage, Wrest Park
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Minerva among the Arts 1769 Antonio Zucchi (1726–1796)Minerva among the Arts 1769 English Heritage, Kenwood
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Minerva with Allegorical Figures of the Arts and Sciences c.1700 Antonio Verrio (c.1636–1639–1707)Minerva with Allegorical Figures of the Arts and Sciences c.1700 Victoria and Albert Museum
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Minerva and Mercury conduct the Duke of Buckingham to the Temple of Virtue before 1625 Peter Paul Rubens (1577–1640)Minerva and Mercury conduct the Duke of Buckingham to the Temple of Virtue before 1625 The National Gallery, London
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Minerva protects Pax from Mars ('Peace and War') 1629-30 Peter Paul Rubens (1577–1640)Minerva protects Pax from Mars ('Peace and War') 1629-30 The National Gallery, London
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Minerva worked on twice, by 1830 & altered about 1834 John Flaxman (1755–1826) and Edward Hodges Baily (1788–1867)Minerva worked on twice, by 1830 & altered about 1834 The National Gallery, London
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Minerva as Protectress of the Arts and Sciences early 1680s Luca Giordano (1634–1705)Minerva as Protectress of the Arts and Sciences early 1680s The National Gallery, London
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Minerva c.1740 unknown artistMinerva c.1740 Duff House
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Minerva Bringing Pegasus to Bellerophon John Gibson (1790–1866)Minerva Bringing Pegasus to Bellerophon Royal Academy of Arts
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The Temple of Minerva William Mainwaring Palin (1862–1947)The Temple of Minerva The Potteries Museum & Art Gallery
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Landscape with Minerva Expelling Mars to Protect Peace and Plenty Joos de Momper the younger (1564–1635) and Frans Francken II (1581–1642)Landscape with Minerva Expelling Mars to Protect Peace and Plenty Birmingham Museums Trust
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Minerva late 19th C unknown artistMinerva late 19th C Russell-Cotes Art Gallery & Museum
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Minerva Presenting the Personifications of the Arts of Painting, Gardening, Sculpture and Architecture to Britannia 1767 Antonio Zucchi (1726–1796)Minerva Presenting the Personifications of the Arts of Painting, Gardening, Sculpture and Architecture to Britannia 1767 National Trust, Nostell Priory
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An Allegory of Apollo and Minerva as Wisdom and the Arts late 17th C–early 18th C James Thornhill (1675/1676–1734)An Allegory of Apollo and Minerva as Wisdom and the Arts late 17th C–early 18th C National Maritime Museum
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Henri IV (1553–1610), King of France, and Marie de Médicis (1575–1642) as Mars and Minerva, with the Dauphin 1605 Guillaume Dupré (1574/1576–1642)Henri IV (1553–1610), King of France, and Marie de Médicis (1575–1642) as Mars and Minerva, with the Dauphin 1605 The Wallace Collection
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Minerva, Representing the Arts 1994 Plowden & Smith (founded 1966)Minerva, Representing the Arts 1994 Royal Society of Arts
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Study for 'Minerva Leading the Genius of the Arts into Immortality' c.1813 Pierre-Paul Prud'hon (1758–1823) (after)Study for 'Minerva Leading the Genius of the Arts into Immortality' c.1813 The Fitzwilliam Museum
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Mercury and Minerva Presiding over the Arts early 1760s Andrea Casali (1705–1784)Mercury and Minerva Presiding over the Arts early 1760s National Trust, Dyrham Park