Perugino's Udienza del Cambio in the Collegio del Cambio, Perugia
at National Gallery of Art
John Russell Pope
American1874–1937
About
John Russell Pope was an American architect whose firm is widely known for designing major public buildings, including the National Archives and Records Administration building, the Jefferson Memorial and the West Building of the National Gallery of Art, all in Washington, D.C.
Notable works
Study of an Altarpiece and Ceiling Panels
at National Gallery of Art
Siena Brickwork
at National Gallery of Art
Palazzo Pollini, Siena, Attributed to Peruzzi
at National Gallery of Art
Siena Cathedral, Entrance to Library
at National Gallery of Art
An Interesting Romanesque Treatment, San Giovanni, Pistoia
at National Gallery of Art
St. Andrea, Pistoia
at National Gallery of Art
Library, San Lorenzo
at National Gallery of Art
The Duomo, Florence
at National Gallery of Art
Il Marzocco, Donatello
at National Gallery of Art
Works in the collection
19 works
Perugino's Udienza del Cambio in the Collegio del Cambio, Perugia
at National Gallery of Art
Study of an Altarpiece and Ceiling Panels
at National Gallery of Art
Siena Brickwork
at National Gallery of Art
Palazzo Pollini, Siena, Attributed to Peruzzi
at National Gallery of Art
Siena Cathedral, Entrance to Library
at National Gallery of Art
An Interesting Romanesque Treatment, San Giovanni, Pistoia
at National Gallery of Art
St. Andrea, Pistoia
at National Gallery of Art
Library, San Lorenzo
at National Gallery of Art
The Duomo, Florence
at National Gallery of Art
Il Marzocco, Donatello
at National Gallery of Art
More by John Russell Pope in institutions
National Gallery of Art
Washington, D.C., United States
