of Art Saint Jerome and the Angel (c. 1622–1625), National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C. Two Modelli for Altarpiece in St. Peter's (1625), LACMA, Los Angeles Saint Sebastian (c. 1625), Museum of Fine Arts, Houston The Holy Family with the Infant Saint John the Baptist (1626), Legion of Honor, San Francisco Saint Cecilia (c. 1626), Blanton Museum of Art, Austin Salome (1626–1627), Crocker Art Museum, Sacramento Angels with Attributes of the Passion: Angel Holding the Vessel and Towel for Washing the Hands of Pontius Pilate and Angel with the Superscription from the Cross (1627), Minneapolis Institute of Arts Virginia da Vezzo, the Artist's Wife, as the Magdalen (c. 1627), LACMA, Los Angeles Saint Mary Magdalen (c. 1630), Cleveland Museum of Art Diana and Endymion and Neptune and Amphitrite (1630s), Hearst Castle, San Simeon Madonna and Child (1633), National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C. Aeneas and His Father Fleeing Troy (c. 1635), San Diego Museum of Art The Toilet of Venus (1640), Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh Sacrifice of Isacc (1642), Milwaukee Museum of Art, Milwaukee Venus and Adonis (1642), J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles King David Playing the Harp (c. 1630s), Museum & Gallery, Inc., Greenville, SC Canada The Fortune-teller (c. 1620), National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa Apparition of the Virgin and the Infant Jesus to Saint Anthony (1630–1631), by Vouet in collaboration with François Perrier, L’église Saint-Roch de Quebec, Quebec City Saint Francis of Paola Resuscitating a Child (1648), L'église-Saint-Henri de Lévis, Quebec Japan St. Catherine (n.d.), National Museum of Western Art, Tokyo Tapestries Compositions by Vouet preserved in tapestries include: Twelve tapestries based on scenes from Tasso's epic poem Jerusalem Delivered, including Rinaldo in the Arms of Armida at the Louvre. Six tapestries from the series The Story of Theagenes and Chariclea (1634–1635), based on scenes from the ancient Greek novel Aethiopica, at the Legion of Honor, San Francisco. Eight tapestries based on scenes from the Old Testament, including Moses Saved from the Waters (The Finding of Moses) (c. 1630) at the Louvre. Eight tapestries based on scenes from the Odyssey. Twenty-three tapestries based on Loves of the Gods, including Neptune and Ceres and Aurora and Cephalus at the Hôtel de Sully. Gallery of paintings (chronological) Gallery: Images of Vouet and his family References Bibliography Bissell, R. Ward (2011). "Simon Vouet, Raphael, and the Accademia di San Luca in Rome." Artibus et Historiae, Vol. 32, No. 63