Pinacotheca Philosophica
Philosophy
and Philosophers in Art
Fabriano Gentile da – see: Gentile da Fabriano
Fechin Nicolai Ivanovich (1881-1955)
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Fechin. The Philosopher (c. 1937,
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Feti. Melancholy (c. 1620, Paris, Mus?e du Louvre)
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Feti. Melancholy (c. 1622, Venice, Gallerie dell’Accademia)
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Feti. Portrait of a Scholar (
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Feuerbach. Dante in the Underworld
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Feuerbach. Plato’s Symposium (1869, Karlsruhe, Staatliche Kunsthalle)
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Feuerbach. Plato’s Symposium (1873, Berlin, Alte Nationalgalerie)
F?vret de
Saint-M?min Charles-Balthazar-Julien (1770-1852)
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F?vret de Saint-M?min. Thomas Jefferson (1804,
Filarete (Antonio di Pietro Averlino, 1400-1469)
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Filarete. Equestrian Statue of Marcus Aurelius (1465, Dresden, Staatliche Kunstsammlungen)
Flewelling Ralph Carlin (1894-?)
Mosaics
in the Main Reading Room of James Harmon Hoose Library of Philosophy (1929, Los Angeles, The University
of Southern California, Mudd
Hall of Philosophy; mosaics,
except unidentified two, designed by Ralph Carlin Flewelling, subject matter and inscriptions suggested by Ralph
Tyler Flewelling,
1871-1960)
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Flewelling Ralph Carlin. Albertus Magnus:
The creation in time is a revelation of the
eternal acting of God.
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Flewelling Ralph Carlin. Anaxagoras: Mind is infinite and self-ruled.
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Flewelling Ralph Carlin. Aristotle: Dear is Plato, dearer still is
truth.
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Flewelling Ralph Carlin. Augustine: Thou hast made us for thyself
and our hearts are restless till they rest in thee.
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Flewelling Ralph Carlin. Berkeley:
Westward the course of empire takes its way, time’s noblest offspring is the last.
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Flewelling Ralph Carlin. Buddha:
To the man who does me wrong I will return
the protection of my most ungrudging love.
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Flewelling Ralph Carlin. Confucius: He who knoweth
the truth is not as good as he who loveth it: and he
who loveth it is not as good as he who delighteth in it.
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Flewelling Ralph Carlin. Democritus: The fatherland of the wise and
the good is the whole world.
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Flewelling Ralph Carlin. Descartes: Cogito ergo sum (I think
therefore I am).
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Flewelling Ralph Carlin. Emerson:
Great men are they who see that spiritual
is stronger than any material force.
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Flewelling Ralph Carlin. Epicurus:
If you live according to nature you will
never be poor.
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Flewelling Ralph Carlin. Hegel:
A nation which has no metaphysics is like
a temple possessing no holy of holies.
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Flewelling Ralph Carlin. Heraclitus: For
the most part the things divine escape us because of our unbelief.
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Flewelling Ralph Carlin. Kant:
Mind is supreme and the universe is but
the reflected thought of God.
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Flewelling Ralph Carlin. Leibniz:
It is God who is the final reason of
things.
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Flewelling Ralph Carlin. Locke:
Thinking is the action and not the
essence of the soul.
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Flewelling Ralph Carlin. Newton:
I have been like a boy playing on the
seashore whilst the great ocean of truth lay all undiscovered before me.
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Flewelling Ralph Carlin. Plato:
The first and best victory is to conquer
self.
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Flewelling Ralph Carlin. Protagoras: Man
is the measure of the universe.
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Flewelling Ralph Carlin. Socrates:
No evil can befall a good man either here
or hereafter.
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Flewelling Ralph Carlin. Spinoza:
To perfect the understanding is nothing else
but to understand God.
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Flewelling Ralph Carlin. Thales: It
is difficult to know thyself, it is easy to advise
others.
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Flewelling Ralph Carlin. Diogenes in Search for an Honest Man (1928,
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Diogenes in Search for an Honest Man (an alternative view)
Foppa Vincenzo (1427/30-1515/16)
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Foppa. Altarpiece (1476, Milan, Pinacoteca di Brera)
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St. Bonaventure (Giovanni di Fidanza, c. 1217-1274)
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Foppa. St. Augustine (1465-1470, Milan, Castello Sforzesco)
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Foppa. The Young Cicero Reading
(c. 1464,
Fossano Ambrogio di Stefano, da – see:
Borgognone
Ambrogio
Fragonard Jean-Honor? (1732-1806)
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Fragonard Jean-Honor?. Portrait of a Man (Denis Diderot) (c. 1769, Paris, Mus?e du Louvre)
Francia (Francesco di Marco di Giacomo Raibolini,
1450-1517/18)
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Francia. Adoration of the Child (Bologna, Pinacoteca Nazionale)
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St. Augustine (Aurelius Augustinus,
354-430)
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St. Augustine (detail)
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Francia. Madonna del Bentivoglio (Bologna, San Giacomo Maggiore)
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St. Augustine (Aurelius Augustinus,
354-430)
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St. Augustine (detail)
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Francia. Madonna Enthroned with Child and Four Saints:
Detail showing St. Augustine (
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Francia. The Infancy and Death of Christ: Detail showing St. Augustine
(
Francesco di Cristofano – see: Franciabigio
Franciabigio (Francesco di Cristofano,
c. 1482-1525)
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Franciabigio. The Triumph of Cicero (c. 1520,
Poggio a Caiano, Villa Medici)
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Marcus Tullius Cicero (106-43 B. C.)
Francken Frans (the Elder) (1542-1616)
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Francken Frans
(the Elder). Jesus among the Doctors: Triptych (1587,
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St. Ambrose Baptising
St. Augustine: The triptych left wing
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St. Augustine (Aurelius Augustinus,
354-430)
Francken Frans (the Younger) (1581-1642)
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Francken Frans (the
Younger). The Five Senses
(1620, private collection)
Furck Sebastian – see Bibliotheca Chalcographica
