P

• Pacheco, Juan (1419-1474)

• Pacino, Al (1940)

• Packard, KY (USA)

• Paele, Joris van der (c.1370-1443)

• Page

• Page, Geneviève (1927)

• Paget, Debra (1933)

• Pagnol, Marcel (1895-1974)

• Paimio (Finland)

• Paimio Sanatorium (Paimio)

• Painter

• Painters

• Painting

• Paisley (Scotland)

• Pakistan

• Pal, George (1908-1980)

• Palace

• Palace of Placentia, Greenwich (England)

• Palace of Westminster (London)

• Palace of Whitehall (London)

• Palaces

• Palacio Real de Madrid (Madrid)

• Palance, Jack (1920-2006)

• Palatine Hill (Rome)

• Palatino (Roma)

• Palazzo Abatellis (Palermo)

• Palazzo degli Alberti (Prato)

• Palazzo di Spagna (Roma)

• Palazzo Grimani (Venezia)

• Palazzo Marin (Venezia)

• Palazzo Monaldeschi (Roma)

• Palazzo Pallavicini Rospigliosi (Roma)

• Palazzo Pitti (Firenze)

• Palazzo Rospigliosi Pallavicini (Roma)

• Palazzo Rosso (Genova)

• Palermo (Italia)

• Palette

• Pallas Athena

• Palm Desert, CA (USA)

• Palm Springs, CA (USA)

• Palm Sunday

• Palma de Mallorca (España)

• Palme d’Or

• Palmer, Lilli (1914-1986)

• Paltrow, Gwyneth (1972)

• Paluzzi, Luciana (1937)

• PAM = Pinacoteca Ambrosiana (Milano)

• Panarea, Isole Eolie (Italia)

• Pandanus

• Panther

• Papamoschou, Tatiana (1964)

• Papas, Irene (1926)

• Paper

• Parable

• Paradise

• Paradise Cay, CA (USA)

• Paramount Pictures

• Parasol

• Parent

• Parfitt, Judy (1935)

• Paris (mythology)

• Paris (France)

• Parisienne

• Park

• Park Ridge, IL (USA)

• Parker, Eleanor (1922-2013)

• Parker, Jean (1915-2005)

• Parker, Sarah Jessica (1965)

• Parkinson’s disease

• Parma (Italia)

• Parrot

• Parry, Natasha (1930-2015)

• Partridge

• Party

• Pasadena, CA (USA)

• Pascal, Gabriel (1894-1954)

• Pascual Baylón Yubera, St. (1540-1592)

• Paso Robles, CA (USA)

• Pasolini, Pier Paolo (1922-1975)

• Passer, Ivan (1933-2020)

• Pastellist

• Pastry

• Pater Patriae

• Paterson, NJ (USA)

• Patmos (Greece)

• Patna (India)

• Patrizi, Stefano (1950)

• Patroni Griffi, Giuseppe (1921-2005)

• Pau (France)

• Paul the Apostle (St.)

• Paula (St.)

• Pauline Bonaparte, Princess Borghese (1780-1825)

• Pavement

• Pavilion

• PBM = Pinacoteca di Brera (Milano)

• PCIG = Pinacoteca Civica ‘Il Guercino’ (Cento)

• PCMF = Pinacoteca Civica (Forlì)

• PCW = Phillips Collection (Washington)

• PDD = Punta della Dogana (Venezia)

• PDMM = Neue Pinakothek (Munich)

• Peace

• Peach

• Peacock

• Pear

• Pearl

• Peasant

• Peck, Gregory (1916-2003)

• Peleas de Arriba (España)

• Pella (Greece)

• Pendant

• Penitent

• Peony

• People

• Peppard, George (1928-1994)

• Père Lathuille (Paris)

• Pérez del Cerro y García de Cossio, Dolores (1871-1944)

• Pérez Galdós, Benito (1843-1920)

• Périer, François (1919-2002)

• Peris-Mencheta, Sergio (1975)

• Perkins, Anthony (1932-1992)

• Perseus

• Perth (Australia)

• Peru, IN (USA)

• Pescara (Italia)

• Peschiera del Garda (Italia)

• Peter (St.)

• Peter Nolasco (St.)

• Peter the Martyr (St.)

• Peterborough (England)

• Peters, Jean (1926-2000)

• Petersburg, VA (USA)

• Petit Palais (Paris)

• Petrarca, Francesco (1304-1374)

• Petrarch (1304-1374)

• Peyron, Jules

• Pfeiffer, Michelle (1958)

• Philadelphia, PA (USA)

• Philadelphia Museum of Art (Philadelphia)

• Philanthropist

• Philemon

• Philip II, King of Spain (1527-1598)

• Philip IV, King of Spain (1605-1665)

• Philipe, Gérard (1922-1959)

• Philippe II Auguste, King of France (1165-1223)

• Philistines

• Phillips, Siân (1933)

• Philologist

• Philologists

• Philosopher

• Philosophers

• Phoenix, AZ (USA)

• Photographer

• Photographers

• Physician

• Physicians

• Piaf, Édith (1915-1963)

• Pianist

• Pianists

• Piano

• Piazza San Marco (Venezia)

• Picador

• Picasso, Pablo (1881-1973)

• Piccoli, Michel (1925-2020)

• Piccolo, Ottavia (1949)

• Pichon, Madame Stephen

• Picnic

• Picton, Thomas (1758-1815)

• Pierce, Franklin, 14th President of the United States (1804-1869)

• Pierfederici, Antonio (1919-1999)

• Pietà

• Pieve di Cadore (Italia)

• Pilgrim

• Pillow

• Pinacoteca Ambrosiana (Milano)

• Pinacoteca Civica (Forlì)

• Pinacoteca Civica ‘Il Guercino’ (Cento)

• Pinacoteca di Brera (Milano)

• Pinacoteca Nazionale (Bologna)

• Pinacoteca Tosio Martinengo (Brescia)

• Pinacoteca Vaticana (Vaticano)

• Pincian Hill (Rome)

• Pincio (Roma)

• Pink

• Pio Monte della Misericordia (Napoli)

• Piolenc (France)

• Pipe

• Pirna (Germany)

• Pisa (Italia)

• Pissarro, Camille (1830-1903)

• Pistoia (Italia)

• Pistol

• Pisu, Mario (1910-1976)

• Pitcher

• Pittsburgh, PA (USA)

• Place du Forum (Arles)

• Plague

• Plainfield, NJ (USA)

• Planet

• Plate

• Platt, Oliver (1960)

• Platter

• Player

• Playwright

• Playwrights

• Pleasantville, NY (USA)

• Pleasence, Donald (1919-1995)

• Pleasure

• Pleshette, Suzanne (1937-2008)

• Plowright, Joan (1929)

• Plum Brandy

• Plume

• Plummer, Christopher (1929)

• Pluto

• Plymouth (England)

• Plympton (England)

• PMA = Philadelphia Museum of Art (Philadelphia)

• PNB = Pinacoteca Nazionale (Bologna)

• Pneumonia

• Poe, Edgar Allan (1809-1849)

• Poem

• Poet

• Poets

• Poggio a Caiano (Italia)

• Point Lobos State Reserve, CA (USA)

• Point Pleasant, NJ (USA)

• Pointe shoe

• Pointillism

• Poirot, Hercule

• Poitier, Sidney (1927)

• Poitiers (France)

• Pol, Alice (1982)

• Pola (Croatia)

• Poland

• Polanski, Roman (1933)

• Polio

• Polish

• Politician

• Politicians

• Poliziano, Agnolo (1454-1494)

• Polk, James Knox, 11th President of the United States (1795-1849)

• Pollack, Sydney (1934-2008)

• Polo, Teri (1969)

• Polyptych

• Pomegranate

• Pomona

• Pond

• Pont-Aven School

• Pont de Clichy (Asnières-sur-Seine-Clichy)

• Pont de l’Europe (Paris)

• Pont Neuf (Paris)

• Pont-Sainte-Maxence (France)

• Pontfaverger-Moronvilliers (France)

• Ponti, Carlo (1912-2007)

• Pontius Pilate

• Pontoise (France)

• Pontrhydyfen (Wales)

• Poole (England)

• Pope

• Popes

• Poplar

• Poppy

• Porcel, Isabel Lobo Velasco de

• Porch

• Porcia e Brugnera, Count Antonio di (c.1508-)

• Port

• Port Arthur, TX (USA)

• Port Maria (Jamaica)

• Port Talbot (Wales)

• Port-Vendres (France)

• Porter, Cole (1891-1964)

• Portland, OR (USA)

• Portman, Natalie (1981)

• Porto Ercole (Italia)

• Portrait

• Portsmouth (England)

• Portsmouth, NH (USA)

• Portugal

• Portuguese Monarchs

• Possagno (Italia)

• Post office

• Post-Impressionism

• Pot

• Potato

• Potiphar

• Potsdam (Germany)

• Pottery

• Pourville (France)

• Powder

• Powell, Robert (1944)

• Power, Tyrone (1914-1958)

• Powers, Stefanie (1942)

• Powley, Bel (1992)

• Poznan (Poland)

• PPP = Petit Palais (Paris)

• Praemium Imperiale

• Prague (Czech Republic)

• Prague Castle (Prague)

• Prato (Italia)

• Praxedes (St.)

• Prayer

• Pre-Raphaelites

• Predella

• Preitenegg (Austria)

• Preminger, Otto (1905-1986)

• Presentation of Jesus at the Temple

• President

• Presidential Citizens Medal

• Presidential Medal of Freedom

• Presidents of the United States

• Preston, Robert (1918-1987)

• Pretoria (South Africa)

• Prétot-Vicquemare (France)

• Price, Vincent (1911-1993)

• Priest

• Primitivism

• Princess

• Princeton, NJ (USA)

• Prins, Pierre-Ernest (1838-1913)

• Printmaker

• Printmakers

• Prison

• Private collection

• Prix de Rome

• PRM = Palacio Real de Madrid (Madrid)

• Procuress

• Prodigal Son

• Producer

• Producers

• Professor

• Professors

• Proietti, Gigi (1940)

• Prophet

• Prophetess

• Proposal

• Proserpina

• Prostitute

• Protestant

• Proust, Antonin (1832-1905)

• Provence (France)

• Proverb

• Providence, RI (USA)

• Pryce, Jonathan (1947)

• PSMFA = Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts (Moscow)

• Psyche

• Pszoniak, Wojciech (1942-2020)

• PTM = Pinacoteca Tosio Martinengo (Brescia)

• Puerto Lumbreras (España)

• Puerto Rico

• Pueyrredón, Prilidiano (1823-1870)

• Pug

• Puglisi, Aldo (1935)

• Puits Noir

• Pulitzer Prize

• Pullman, Bill (1953)

• Pumpkin

• Punishment

• Punta della Dogana (Venezia)

• Purism

• Purple Heart medal

• Pusey (France)

• Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts (Moscow)

• Putto