Raphael Morghen Collection

The Last Supper, 1800. Creators: Raphael Morghen, Teodoro Matteini
The Last Supper, 1800

The Holy Family, with the Christ child asleep in the Virgins lap, 1786

The Madonna embracing the sleeping Christ child, 1797. Creator: Raphael Morghen
The Madonna embracing the sleeping Christ child, 1797

Lady Hamilton as the Comic Muse, Thalia, 1791. Creator: Raphael Morghen
Lady Hamilton as the Comic Muse, Thalia, 1791

Poetry, a woman with a laurel crown, 1827. Creators: Raphael Morghen, Pietro Ermini
Poetry, a woman with a laurel crown, 1827

Madonna of the chair (Madonna della Seggiola), 1793. Creator: Raphael Morghen
Madonna of the chair (Madonna della Seggiola), 1793

La Madonna del Latte, 1815. Creator: Raphael Morghen
La Madonna del Latte, 1815

Portrait of Dona Isabel de Requesens y Enriques de Cardona-Anglesola (formerly identified as Joanna of Aragon), 1821

La Fornarina, 1814. Creators: Raphael Morghen, Pietro Ermini
La Fornarina, 1814

Charity with three small children, 1795. Creator: Raphael Morghen
Charity with three small children, 1795

The infant Bacchus seated under a tree, holding up a wine glass, with another infant behind him at left, 1780

The Holy Family, with the Christ child asleep in the Virgins lap, ca. 1778-86

Apollo and the Muses on Parnassus, 1784. 1784. Creator: Raphael Morghen
Apollo and the Muses on Parnassus, 1784

The Archangel Gabriel, 1800. Creators: Raphael Morghen, Angelo Emilio Lapi
The Archangel Gabriel, 1800

La Fornarina, c1814. Creator: Raphael Morghen
La Fornarina, c1814. So-called portrait of Raphaels mistress, the Fornarina, (in fact after Sebastiano del Piombo). Engraving by Raphael Morghen after a drawing by Pietro Ermini

Raphael Sanzio, Italian Renaissance artist, 18th or 19th century (1894). Artist: Raphael Morghen
Raphael Sanzio (1483-1520), Italian Renaissance artist, 18th or 19th century (1894). From A Collection of Engraved Portraits (Further Selection) Exhibited by the Late James Anderson Rose

Petrarch, Italian scholar, poet, and early humanist, 19th century. Artist: Robert Hart
Francesco Petrarca, Italian scholar, poet, and early humanist, 19th century. Francesco Petrarca (1304-1374), also known as Francesco Petrarca

Dante Alighieri, Italian poet, 19th century. Artist: Wagstaff
Dante Alighieri, Italian poet, 19th century. Dante (1265-1321) was the author of Divina Commedia (Divine Comedy), the great Italian epic poem which tells the story of Dantes journey through hell

The Last Supper. After a 19th century engraving by Raphael Morghen from the fresco by Leonardo da Vinci

Christ proclaiming the law, 1817. Creators: Raphael Morghen, Pietro Ermini
Christ proclaiming the law, 1817

Raphael Morghen (aka Raffaello Morghen, Italian, 1758-1833) after Antonio Canova (Italian, 1757 - 1822). Theseus with the Slain Minotaurus. Engraving. Second state

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Raphael Morghen, a renowned artist of the 18th and 19th centuries, left an indelible mark on the art world with his exquisite creations. One of his notable works is "The Last Supper, " a masterpiece that showcases Morghen's exceptional talent alongside Teodoro Matteini. In this iconic piece, Morghen captures the profound emotions and intricate details of this biblical scene. Another captivating artwork by Morghen is "The Holy Family, " where he portrays the Christ child peacefully asleep in the Virgin Mary's lap. Created in 1786, this painting radiates serenity and tenderness through its delicate brushstrokes. Morghen's artistic prowess extends to his portrayal of Madonna embracing her sleeping child in another breathtaking piece from 1797. The love between mother and son emanates from every stroke, evoking a sense of warmth and tranquility. In addition to religious themes, Morghen also ventured into portraiture with remarkable skill. His portrait titled "Lady Hamilton as the Comic Muse" depicts Emma Hamilton embodying Thalia, one of Greek mythology's nine muses who represents comedy. This work exemplifies Morghen's ability to capture not only physical beauty but also the essence of his subjects' personalities. Morghen collaborated with Pietro Ermini on several occasions, including their joint creation called "Poetry. " This enchanting depiction features a woman adorned with a laurel crown symbolizing poetic achievement—a testament to both artists' mastery over their craft. Among Morghen's other notable works are "Madonna della Seggiola" (1793), which showcases maternal love at its purest form; "La Madonna del Latte" (1815), capturing tender moments between mother and child; and portraits like Dona Isabel de Requesens y Enriques de Cardona-Anglesola—an elegant representation showcasing his versatility as an artist.