Italian baroque paintings gifted to the UK – in pictures

Giovanni Antonio Pellegrini – Jephthah Returning from Battle is Greeted By His Daughter, donated to Scottish National Gallery Photograph: Antonia Reeve/National Galleries of Scotland

Andrea Sacchi – Saint Anthony Abbot Reviving a Dead Man, donated to Scottish National Gallery Photograph: John McKenzie/National Galleries of Scotland

Andrea Sacchi – The Baptism of Christ
Photograph: Andrew Norman/The Fitzwilliam Museum

Bartolomeo Schedoni – The Holy Family With the Virgin Teaching the Child to Read, donated to the National Gallery Photograph: The National Gallery

Bartolomeo Schedoni – The Coronation of the Virgin
Photograph: The Fitzwilliam Museum

Francesco Albani – Faith, Hope and Charity, donated to Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery
Photograph: Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery

Gioacchino Assereto – The Angel Appears to Hagar and Ishmael, donated to the National Gallery Photograph: The National Gallery

Guercino – Head of an old Man, donated to the Ashmolean Museum Photograph: Ashmolean Museum

Guido Reni – The Rape of Europa, donated to the National Gallery Photograph: The National Gallery

Luca Giordano – Allegory of Temperance, donated to the National Gallery Photograph: The National Gallery

Paul Bril – Mythological Landscape with Nymphs and Satyrs, donated to the Ashmolean Museum Photograph: Ashmolean Museum

Pier Francesco Mola – Landscape With Two Carthusian Monks, donated to Temple Newsam House Photograph: Bridgeman Art

Pierre Patel the Elder – Landscape in the Roman Campagna, donated to the Ashmolean Museum Photograph: Ashmolean Museum

Salvator Rosa – Head of a Man With a Turban, donated to Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery
Photograph: Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery

Pierre Subleyras – The Holy Family With Saint Elizabeth and Saint Zacharias and the Infant Saint John
Photograph: Andrew Norman/The Fitzwilliam Museum