The article assembles drawings by Donato Creti (1671-1749) discovered in public collections, near and far, which have appeared on the art market since the publication of the catalogue raisonné of the Bolognese artist's works on paper by the author of this article. A critical commentary on these works is accompanied by the presentation of two sheets by a still anonymous hand, referred to here as the "Amico di Donato"; and by hitherto unpublished photographs of two "Boys", perhaps on canvas, now untraced but once in a Milanese private collection. An appendix contains the literature discovered after the publication of the author's catalogue, together with critical comments.
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