
An Allegory of Immortality, c. 1540.
Giulio Romano (Italian), oil on canvas
Detroit Institute of Arts, United States
18 works held in 13 museums
Italian painter and architect, pupil of Raphael, master of Mannerism, c. 1499-1546

Giulio Romano (Italian), oil on canvas
Detroit Institute of Arts, United States

Giulio Romano (Italian), oil on panel
Walters Art Museum, United States

Portrait de Dona Isabel de Requesens, vice-reine de Naples… (museum title)
Giulio Romano (Italian), oil on canvas
Louvre Museum, France

Madonna della gatta (museum title)
Giulio Romano (Italian), oil on wood
Museo di Capodimonte, Italy

Le Triomphe de Titus et de Vespasien (museum title)
Giulio Romano (Italian), oil on wood
Louvre Museum, France

La Circoncision (museum title)
Giulio Romano (Italian), oil on canvas
Louvre Museum, France

Giulio Romano (Italian), oil on panel
J. Paul Getty Museum, United States

L'Adoration des bergers entre saint Jean l'Évangéliste et… (museum title)
Giulio Romano (Italian), oil on wood
Louvre Museum, France

Giulio Romano (Italian), oil on canvas
Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts, Russia

Sainte Marguerite (museum title)
Giulio Romano (Italian), oil on canvas
Louvre Museum, France

Giulio Romano (Italian), oil on panel
Royal Collection, United Kingdom

Madonna con Bambino (museum title)
Giulio Romano (Italian), oil on wood
Uffizi Gallery, Italy

La Vierge à l'Enfant avec le petit saint Jean Baptiste (museum title)
Giulio Romano (Italian), oil on wood
Louvre Museum, France

Die Madonna mit der Waschschüssel (museum title)
Giulio Romano (Italian), oil on poplar panel
Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister, Dresden, Germany

Portrait de jeune femme (museum title)
Giulio Romano (Italian), oil on wood
Musée des Beaux-Arts de Strasbourg, France

Giulio Romano (Italian), oil on panel
Borghese Gallery, Italy
Works by Giulio Romano (c. 1499-1546), in the public domain: a battle fresco, religious paintings, history paintings, an allegory and portraits, published online by the museums that hold them, each linked to its record in the museum; for Italian museums without a record for each work (Uffizi, Capodimonte, Parma), to the entry in the general catalogue of cultural heritage of the Italian Ministry of Culture. Three paintings are given by their museum to Raphael and Giulio Romano together. The photographs come from Wikimedia Commons, in the public domain or under a free licence. Only works that the museum gives to Giulio Romano are included, without "workshop of", "circle of", "attributed to" or "copy after".