CA TA LOGUE OF THE GRAY COLLECTION OF ENGRAVINGS. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~...........~-: ~~i ii;::-iiiiii I~~~~:...:: / —i-: I: —:::~i:-i:~::~ii::i~i'............. N>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I K~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~1iililiiliili i~i'2~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~,ii"~~~i~ii ~~i~~'" iii~ii.iI:~iili CATA-XLOGUE OF THE COLLECTION OF ENGRAVINGS BEQUEATHED TO HARVARD COLLEGE BY FRANCIS CALLEY GRAY. By LOUIS THIES. CAMBRIDGE: WELCH, BIGELOW, AND COMPANY. PRINTERS TO THE UNIVERSITY. 1869. PREFACE. TIHE engravings described in the following Catalogue were collected by the late Hon. Francis Calley Gray, LL. D., a graduate of Harvard College of the class of 1809. To those who knew him it is hardly necessary to say that he had a mind of uncommon natural vigor, disciplined and enriched by a wide and thorough course of cultivation. In variety and accuracy of knowledge, he was admitted, by common consent, to have no superior in the community in which he lived. Frequent visits to Europe, begun early in life, developed in Mr. Gray a strong love of art, the result of which was the gradual and careful acquisition of a large and precious collection of engravings. His purchases were made with judgment and taste. His object was to secure the best representations in engraving of the best works of the great masters in art. He sought not merely to gratify his love of beauty, but also to satisfy his love of knowledge. In his engravings he studied the history of art in all periods, and in every country; and they were regarded by him as a part of and complement to his admirable library. Thus many of the engravings in this collection are valuable as beautiful and accurate transcripts of paintings, while others were acquired on account of some peculiar merit of their own, irrespective of that of their subject, or because they were of essential importance in the history of art. Mr. Gray's attention being early drawn to engraving as an art by itself, he was led to take a peculiar interest in the works of those artists who are known as pezdres-gravcezrs, that is, paint vi PREFACE. ers who have engraved their own works, either with the burin or with aqua-fortis. The most distincguished of the former, Albrecht Dilrer and his precursors, and of the latter, Rembrandt, are well represented here. The collection also contains fine impressions of all the most important works of Marc-Antonio Raimondi, who transferred to copper the drawings of Raphael, under the supervision of the latter; so that the engraver has preserved for us true fac-similes of the great master's first conceptions. In painting these subjects, Raphael departed more or less from his original designs. Engravings were not made directly from paintings till about a century later. The collection has a specimen of the work of the earliest known German engraver, "The Master E. S. 1466,"GG and also a very early Italian engraving, — one of the celebrated prints of the Otto collection, formerly attributed to Maso Finicguerra, but now believed to be the work of his pupil Baccio Baldini. This print is unique, and is the choicest of the series, the rest of which are now in the British Museum. Mr. Gray devised this fine collection of engravings to Harvard College, together with a choice library of works on art, and several valuable illustrated books, among them Rosellini's Mobwtnenti clell' E/ittlo and Audubon's Bi'd(s and QtadIuIpecls of A)elllic((. He also provided for the publication of a catalogue of the engravings, and left the College a sum of money, the income of which was to be expended for the increase of the collection, and for keeping it in order. The whole bequest was subject, however, to the approval of his nephew, the Hon. William Gray, himself a liberal benefactor of the College, who, emulating his uncle's generous spirit, caused the books and prints to be at once transferred to that institution. As I was thoroughly acquainted with Mr. Gray's plans and wishes touching his collection, he expressed in his will a desire that I should be consulted in recgard to it, and at his request I undertook the preparation of a catalogue. PREFACE. vii The task was not an easy one. We have, indeed, the excellent works of Bartsch, Robert-Dumesnil, and others, to aid us in identifying and classifying engravings of early date. But no existing treatise contains full and correct information as to the different states of modern engravings. The best general manual for the collector's use is Heller's Pc'a/rtiscls tIldJl~bwc~k fiir' KE)fers$t'ic/Gsamlc7, but this is very incomplete and often incorrect. Even such a monograph as Palmerini's Olperce dcl/ ifqlio dcl Cot'. IPcftello M3foigl/ez fails to distinguish the different states of the principal works of that artist, as, for instance, his engraving of Raphael's Transfiguration. Mr. Gray wished that the catalogrue of his collection should supply these deficiencies as far as possible, and mention all the different states of each important plate, as well as that of his own impression. He also desired that under the head of each engraving should be found all the information that could be obtained as to the original which it represents. In determining the states of the earlier engravings I have relied mainly upon the works of Bartsch and Robert-Dumesnil. Some excellent monographs, also, have been recently issued,such, for instance, as that by Andresen on the two Miillers, and that by William Smith on Cornelius Visscher. Of all these helps I have gladly availed myself. But much of the information which the present Catalogue contains is the result of personal observation and long-continued research; and it is to be hoped that the pains which have been taken to determine the states of the prints, and to make references to the original pictures, will prove of use to other collectors, as well as to future compilers of manuals of engraving. The prices of some of the most interesting and important engravings have been given. It is hardly necessary to add that the value of an engraving depends upon the earliness of the impression, as well as upon its general condition. The prices mentioned have reference to good impressions in good condition. The arrangement of the prints in the portfolios, as originally made by Mr. Gray, has been retained. It is not strictly syste viii PREFACE. matic, but it was found by him the most convenient for reference and study. Engraved portraits from originals by the great masters, such as Raphael, Titian, Rubens, and Van Dyck, have been placed with their other works. Portraits from artists of lesser note have been arranged under the engravers of the same, or by schools. Collectors will understand the propriety of keeping together the works of such engravers as Nanteuil and Edelinck. Landscapes have also been put by themselves, and a special portfolio is devoted to those by Woollett. The works of Strange and Wille are also in separate portfolios, as each is distinguished by marked and peculiar characteristics, wholly independent of the originals which they have reproduced. The future practical use of this collection might be facilitated by an alphabetical catalogue, in manuscript, of all the painters and designers whose works are found in it, with a very brief designation of the subjects. With the same object, it might be well to have an alphabetical catalogue of the portraits, indicating the names of the painter and engraver in each case. But all the portraits are made conspicuous in this Catalogue by having prefixed to them a capital 1). I must not conclude without expressing my grateful acknowledgments to my friend Mr. Ezra Abbot, for his kind assistance in the revision of the manuscript and proof-sheets. L. T. CAMBRIDGE, Mass., June 4th, 1869. L I S T OF THE PRINCIPAL WORKS ON ART CONSULTED OR REFERRED TO. I. ENCYCLOPLEDIAS, DICTIONARIES, AND OT11ELR GENERAL WORKS. BRYAN, Michael. A Biographical and Critical Dictionary of Painters and Engravers. 2 vol. London, 1816. 4to. " This book includes the whole of Strutt's Dictionary of lEngravels, and Pillkington's Dictionary of Painters." - Maberly, The Prilt C'ole/tor, p). 198. ______- A Biographical and Critical Dictionary of Painters and Engravers. A new edition, by George Stanley. London, 1849. Large 8vo. OTTLEY, Henry. A Biographical and Critical Dictionary of Rtecent and Living Painters and Enlgravers, forming a Supplement to Bryan's Dictionary of Painters and Engravers, as edited by George Stanley. London, 1866. Large 8vo. This latter work is got up with unpardonable carelessness. BRULLIOT, Francois. Dictionnaire des monogrammes, marques figurees, lettres initiales, noms abre6gs, etc., avec lesquels les peintres, dessinateurs, graveurs et sculpteurs ont designe leurs noms. Nouvelle edition, corrigde et atgmentee. 3 vol. Munich, 1832 - 34. 4to. FINE ARTS Quarterly Review. London, 1863 et seqq. Large 8vo. GAILHABAUD, Jules. L'Art dans ses diverses branches, ou l'architecture, la sculpture, la peinture, la fonte, la ferronnerie, etc., chez tous les peuples et C toutes les epoques jusqu'en 1789, d'apres les travaux des principaux architectes et artistes, reproduits par les plus hahbiles graveurs et chromo-lithographes. Ire partie. Livraisons 1- 36. Paris, 1863 -- 65. 4to. The work will comprise from 500 to 750 livraisons, published at 1 fr. 75 c. on common paper, and 3 fr. on China paper. [HEINEKEN, Carl Heinrich voN.] Nachrichten von Kiinstlern und Kunstsachen. 2 Theile. Leipzig, 1768 - 69. 8vo. [ ~ ] Neue Nachrichten von Kiinstlern und Kunstsachen. Erster Theil. Leipzig, 1804. 8vo. No more was published. JAIEsoON, JIrs. A. M. Visits and Sketches. 2 vol. New York. 1834. 8vo. Xii II. GALLERIES AND COLLECTIONS OF PICTURES. LjBKE, WVilhelm. Grundriss der Kunstgeschichte. 4e Aufl. Mit 403 HolzschnittIllustrationen. Stuttgalrt, 1868. Large 8vo. The History of Art. With 415 Illustrations. Translated by F. E. Bunlnett. 2 vol. London, 1869. Large 8vo. NAGLER, G. K. Neues allgemeines Kilnstler-Lexicon. 22 Bde. Miinchen, 183552. 8vo. Thoug'h this work contains many errors, contradictions, and repetitions, it is incormparably the best of its kind, the result of indefhttigable labor andl research. The plan was modified as the author advanced, and the earlier volumles are far less complete than the later. Die Monogrammisten. Miinchen, 1858 et seqq. NAUMAINN, R. and WEIGEL, R. Archiv fur die zeichnenden Kiinste, mit besonderer Beziehung auf Kupferstecher und Holzschneider. Ier-XIVer Jahrg. Leipzig. 1855 - 68. 8vo. SCHNAASE, Carl. Geschichte der bildenden Kiinstc. 7 Bde. Diisseldorf, 184364. 8vo. I., II. Geschichte der bildenden Kiinste bei den Alten. III. - VII. Gesclhicte der bildenden Kiinste im AMittelalter. A new edition of Vols. I. and II. was published in 1866- 67. SEROUX D'AGINCOURT, J. B. L. G. Histoire de l'art. See p. 458. ZANI, Pietro. Enciclopedia metodica critico-ragionata delle belle arti. Parte prima. 19 vol. Parma, 1819-24. 8vo. - The same. Parte seconda. 9 vol. Parma, 1817 - 22. 8vo. II. CATALOGUES OF GALLERIES AND COLLECTIONS OF PICTURES; ENUMERATIONS OF PICTURES IN PARTICULAR PLACES. Antwerp. CATALOGUE du Musee d'Anvers. 2e edition. Publie par le Conseil d'administration de l'Academie royale des beaux-arts. Anvers, 1857. 12mo.' A pattern of a catalogue." Berlin. WAAGEN, G. F. Verzeichniss der Gemilde-Sammlung [in Berlin]. 10' Aufl. Berlin, 1850. 8vo. A very carefully prepared catalogue, full of information. Dresden. [MATTHXI.] Neues Sach- und Ortsverzeichniss der Kiniglich Sdchsischen Gallerie zu Dresden. In zwei Abtheiluhngen. Dresden, 1833. 8vo. II. GALLERIES AiND COLLECTIONS OF PICTURES. xiii HijsNER, Julius. Verzeichniss der K6niglichen Gemildce-Galleric zu Dresden. Mit einer historischen Einleitung und Notizen iiber die Erwerbung der einzelnen Bilder. Auf hohe Veranlassung verfasst. Drcsden, 1856. 8vo. England. BURGER, W. Tr'sors d'art en Angleterre. 3e edit. Paris, 1865. Svo. Treats of the -works of art in the exhibition at Manchester. PASSAXVXAT, J. D. Tour of a German Artist in England. 2 vol. London, 1836. 8vo. WAAGEN, G. F. Treasures of Art in Great Britain; being an Account of the Chief Collections of Paintings, Drawings, Sculpt-ures, Illuminated MSS., &c. 3 vol. London, 1854. 8vo. Galleries and Cabinets of Art in Great Britain, etc., now for the first time described. Forming a Supplemental Volume to the Treasures of VArt in Great Britain. London, 1857. 8vo. The author may, in some instances, have been mistaken ill his judgment, or ha-ve not had sufficient time for close examination, and lhe may also have occasionally modified his expressions out of politeness; yet, on the whole, this is a work of very great value. WORNUIM-, R. N. Descriptive and Historical Catalogue of the Pictures in the National Gallery; with Biographical Notices of the Painters. Forcign Schools. 44th Edition. London, 1866. A very carefully prepared catalogue. WALPOLE, Horace. Anecdotes of Painting' in England. WTithi some Account of the Principal Artists; and Incidental Notes on other Arts, collected by the late MIr. George Vertue; and now digested and pulblished from his Original MASS. 3 vol. Strawberry-Hill. 17(62-63. 4to. A Catalogue of Engravers who have been born, or resided in England; digested by iMr. Horace Walpole, from the MASS. of Mr. George Vertue. Strawberry-Hill. 1763. 4to. Anecdotes of Painting in Englcand. Also a Catalogue of Engravers who have been born or resided in England. Collected by the late George Vertue. With Additions by the Rev. James Dallawav. A New Edition, with Additional Notes. By R. N. Wornunm. 3 vol. London, 1849. 8vo. Though the new edition contains many additions, the oriqginal quarto edition is much sought after, on account of the -well-engraved portraits. RICHanRDSOX, Jonathan. Works. Containing: I. The Theory of Painting. II. Essay on the Art of Criticism (so far as it relaLtes to Painting). III. The Science of a Connoisseur. A New Edition, with an Essay on tle Knowledge xiv II. GALLERIES AND COLLECTIONS OF PICTURES. RICHARDSON, Jonathan, contihnued. of Prints, and Cautions to Collectors. The whole intended as a Supplelcnt to the Anecdotes of Painters and Engravers. Printed at Strawberry-Hill. [London.] 1792. 4to. France. WAAGEN, G. F. Kunstwerke und KUinstler in Paris. Berlin, 1839. 8vo. VILLOT, Frederic. Notice des tableaux expos6s dans les galeries du Musee imperial du Louvre. 3 parties. Paris, 1855-57. 12mlo. I. Ecoles d'Italie et d'Espagne. 13e 6dit. 1857. —IT. tcoles allemande, flamaude et hollandaise. 7e 6dit. 1855. -III. Ecole franyaise. 3e 6dit. 1857. The catalogue identifies the pictures well, and lentions enrcavings after thelin. STANDISH. Catalogue des tableaux, dessins et gravures de la collection Standish, legues au Roi Louis Philippe, par Frank Hall Standish. Paris, 1842. 8vo. Catalogue des tableaux formant la cellbrce collection Standish, 16gt6le ci S. M. feu le Roi Louis Philippe, par Frank Hall Standish. Vente ci Londres, le 27, 28 mai 1853. Londres, 1853. Svo. Louis PHILIPPE. Catalogue des tableaux formant la celeTre galerie esplagnole de S. M. feu le Roi Louis Philippe. Ventce' Londres le 6, 7, 13, 14, 20, 21 mai 1853. Londres, 1853. 8vo. Munich. DILLIS, Georges de. Catalogue des tableaux de la Pinacotheque royale a Munich. Munich, 1845. 2mlo. Italy. LAvIcE, A. Revue des Musfes d'Italie. Paris, 1862. 12meo. Rome. BESCHREIBUNG der Stadt Romn, von Ernst Platner, Carl Bunsen, Eduard Gerhard, Wilhelm Rostell, und Ludwig TUrlichs. Mit Phlinen, Umrissen, und Ansichten. 3 Bde. in 6 Abth. Stuttgart und Tiibingen, 1830- 42. 8vo, and Atlas, 4to. A very important work. Spain. FORD, Richard. Handbook for Travellers in Spain. London, Joln Murray, 1855. 12mo. MADRAZO, Pedro DE. Catalogo de los cuadros del real Museo de pinturifa [Madrid]. Madrid, 1845. 12mo. PAssAvANT, J. D. Die Christliche Kunst in Spanien. Leipzig, 1853. 8vo. St. Petersburg. WAAGEN, G. F. Die Gemnaldesannlunl in der Kaiserlichen Ermitage zu St. Petersburg. Miinchen, 1864. 8vo. The first good and reliable catalogue of this Gallery. Vienna. KRAFT, A. Verzeichniss der Kais. Kinigl. Geimilde-Gallerie im Bel\-edere zu Wien. Wien, 1845. 12mno. VENCE. Catalogue des livres, tableaux, dessills, et estanipes de feu le comnte de Vence, lieuteialllt-ge'neral des arnilces du Rloy. Vente le 25 Juin 1760. Paris, 1760. 8vo. III. ON PAINTING AND PAINTERS. xv WILLIAM II., King of Holland. Catalogue de tableaux antciens et modernes de diverses dcoles, dessins et statues, formant la galerie de feu Sa Majeste Guillaume II. Par les experts Jerome de Vries, Corneille Franqois Roos et Jean Albert Brondgeest. Vente le 12 Aout. Amsterdam, 1850. 8vo. Brought 1,221,873 florins. III. WORKS ON PAINTING AND PAINTERS. BIE, Cornelis DE. Het Gulden-Cabinet van de edel vry schilderconst. 3 delen. Antwerpen, 1661 - 62. 4to. The numerous portraits are after the painters' own pictures, engraved by H. Snyers, W. Hollar, P. de Jode, L. Vorsterman, P. Pontius, etc. CEAN BERMIUDEZ, J. A. Diccionario historico de los mas ilustres profesores de las bellas artes en Espafia. 6 vol. Madrid, 1800. Small Svo. CROWE, J. A., and CAVALCASELLE, G. B. A New History of Painting in Italy, from the Second to the Sixteenth Century. 3 vol. London, 1864-66. 8vo. DESCAMPS, J.-B. La vie des peintres flamands, allemnands et hollandois, avec des portraits graves en taille-douce. 4 vol. Paris, 1753 - 64. All that is valuable in this work is taken from Carel van Mander's Schilderboeckl and De Bie's Gulden- Cabinet. Besides these, however, Descamps also copied from Houbraken's Groote schoubugrgh der Nederlandsche kunstschilders, Campo Weyerman's Levensbeschryvingen der Nederlandsche kunstschilders, and Johan van Gool's Nieuwe schouburgh der Wederlandsche kunstschilderss,- works which are entirely unreliable. The book is valued chiefly for the really finely engraved portraits, principally by Ficquet, and therefore only the original edition is esteemed. DEZALLIER D'ARGENVILLE, A. J. Abrege de la vie des plus fameux peintres avec leurs portraits gravbs en taille-douce. 2 part. Paris, 1745. 4to. Supplement. Paris, 1752. 4to. There is a later edition, Paris, 1762, 4 vols. in 8vo, but the original edition is preferred on account of the plates, which constitute, at present, the principal interest of the work. F6RSTER, Ernst. Geschichte der deutschen Kunst. 5 Bde. Leipzig, 1851-60. 12mo. A popular work. HOTHO. Die Malerschule Hubert's van Eyck nebst deutschen Vorgingern ncld Zeitgenossen. Ier Theil. Geschichte der deutschen Malerei bis 1450. XVi III. ON PAINTING AND PAINTERS. HOTHO, contiZnued. IIer Theil. Die flandrische Malerei des 15. Jahrhunderts. Erste Lieferungl. Berlin, 1855 - 58. 8vo. KUGLER, Franz. Handbuch der Geschichte der Malerei seit Constantin dem Grossen. Zweite Auflage von Dr. Jacob Burckhardt. 2 Bde. Berlin, 1847. 8vo. A new edition is now in course of publication in Germany. KUGLER, Franz. Handbook of Painting. The Italian Schools. Translated from the German of Kugler, by a Lady. Edited with Notes by Sir Charles L. Eastlake. 3d Edit. 2 vol. London, 1855. 8vo. Handbook of Painting. The German, Flemish, Dutch, Spanish, and French Schools. Partly translated from the German of Kugler, by a Lady. Edited with Notes by Sir Edmund Head. 2 vol. London, 1854. 8vo. LASTRI, Marco. L'Etruria pittrice. See p. 458. MANDER, Carel VAN. Het Schilderboeck waerin voor eerst de leerlustighe Jueght den grondt der edel vry schilderconst.... wort voorghedraghen.... daernae.... t' leven der.... schilders des ouden ende nieuwen tydts. Haerlem, 1604. 4to. - 2d edit., Amsterdam, 1618. 4to. Contains thle earliest collected information respecting Flemish art, but goes no farther than to Hubert van Eyck, the beginning of the fifteenth century. RACZYNSKI, Comte Athanase. Histoire de l'art moderne en Allemagne. 3 vol. Paris, 1836 - 41. Imp. 4to. With 240 woodcuts and folio Atlas of 30 engravings. RoSINI, Giovanni. Storia della pittura italiana. See p. 458. RUMOHR, C. F. L. VON. Italienische Forschungen. 3 Bde. Berlin, 1826-27. 8vo. A work of great research. SANDRART, Joachim vow. L'Academia Tedesca della architettura, scultura e pittura, oder Deutsche Academie der Banu- Bildhauer- und Mahler-Kunst. 4 Theile in 2 Bdn. Niirnberg, 1675 - 79. fol. With numerous plates. What is valuable in this work is mostly extracted firom Carel van Mander, but it contains interesting original accounts of some contemporary artists. In 1683 there appeared an edition with Latin text. The later edition in octavo is not esteemed, on account of the inferior engravings. SMITH, John. A Catalogue raisonne of the works of the most eminent Dutch, Flemish, and French Painters. 8 vol. and Supplement. London, 1829-42. Roy. 8vo. A very useful work, the result of immense labor and research. STIRLING, William. Annals of the Artists in Spain. 3 vol. London, 1848. 8vo. IV. ON ENGRAVING. xvii VASARI, Giorgio. Le vite de' pii eccellenti architetti, pittori, et scultori italiani, da Cimabue insino a' tempi nostri: descritte in lingua toscana. 3 parti in 2 vol. Firenze, 1550. 4to. Editio princeps. Le vite de piu eccellenti pittori, scultori, ed architetti. Publicata per cura di una societ'a di amatori delle arti belli. 14 vol. Firenze, 1846 - 57. 12mo. WAAGEN, G. F. Handbook of Painting. The German, Flemish, and Dutch Schools. Based on the Handbook of Kugler, enlarged, and for the most part rewritten. 2 vol. London, 1860. 8vo. IV. ON ENGRAVING. ANDRESEN, Andreas. Der deutsche Peintre-Graveur oder die deutschen Maler als Kupferstecher, nach ihrem Leben und ihren Werken, von dem letzten Drittel des 16. Jahrhunderts bis zum Schluss des 18. Jahrhunderts. 3 Bde. Leipzig, 1864 - 66. 8vo. BALDINUCI, Filippo. Cominciamento e progresso dell' arte dell' intagliare in rame, colle vite di molti de' piui eccellenti maestri della stessa professione. Firenze, 1686. 4to. A new edition with notes by D. M. Manni, Florence, 1767, 4to. Notizie de' professori del disegno da Cimabue in qua. 6 tom. in 3 vol. Firenze, 1681 - 1728. 4to. A new edition with notes by D. M. Manni was published at Florence in 1767 - 74, 21 tom. in 7 vol., small 4to. BARTSCH, Adam. Anleitung zur Kupferstichkunde. 2 Bde. Wien, 1821. 8vo. Plates. A standard work, of which a new edition is desirable. Notice de quelques copies trompeuses d'estampes anciennes, extraite et traduite de l'ouvrage intitule Anleitung zur Kupferstichkunde, par Bartsch, avec additions par M. Charles Le Blanc. Paris, 1849. 12mo. The " additions" do not amount to much. But the book contains the original plates of this part of Bartsch's work, and the text in a French translation. Le peintre graveur. 21 tom. Vienne, 1803 - 21. 8vo. With 80 plates accompanying the text, and 16 in 2 cahiers, 4to. The important text-book continually referred to. h xviii IV. ON ENGRAVING. BARTSCH, Adam. Supplements au Peintre-graveur de Adam Bartsch, par R. WEIGEL. Tome premier. Leipzig, 1843. 12mo. No more was published. Zusitze zu Adam Bartsch's Le Peintre Graveur. Von Joseph HELLER. Bamberg, 1844. 12mo. BARTSCH, Friedrich VON. Die Kupferstichsammlung der K. K. Hofbibliothek in Wien. Wien, 1854. 8vo. BASAN, Francois. Dictionnaire des graveurs anciennes et modernes, avec une notice des principales estampes qu'ils ont gravees. Suivi des catalogues des ceuvres de J. Jordaens, et de Corn. Visscher.. 3 vol. Paris, 1767. 12mo. The third volume, containing "Catalogue des estampes grave'es d'apre's P. P. Rubens," is the only part of the work which is now of any use. BAUDICOUR, Prosper DE. Le peintre-graveur frangais continue, ou Catalogue raisonn6 des estampes gravees par les peintres et les dessinateurs de l'ecole frangaise, nes dans le XVIII~ siecle. 2 vol. Paris, 1859 - 61. 8vo. CICOGNARA, Leopoldo, Count. Memorie spettanti alla storia della calcografia. Prato, 1831. 8vo, with Atlas, fol. DUCHESNE, Jean, aine. Essai sur les Nielles, gravures des orfevres florentins du XVO siecle. Paris, 1826. 8vo. Voyage d'un iconophile. Revue des principaux cabinets d'estampes, bibliotheques et musees d'Allemagne, de Hollande et d'Angleterre. Paris, 1834. 8vo. DUPLESSIS, Georges. Essai de bibliographie, contenant l'indication des ouvrages relatifs 4 l'histoire de la gravure et des graveurs. Paris, 1862. 8vo, pp. 48. An excellent first attempt. Histoire de la gravure en France. Paris, 1861. 8vo. "Ouvrage couronne' par l'Institut de France." FERRARIO, Giulio. Le classiche stampe dal cominciamento della calcografia fino al presente, compresi gli artisti viventi. Milano, 1836. 8vo. FiUSSIN, H. R. Kritisches Verzeichniss der besten, nach den beriihmtesten Malern aller Schulen vorhandenen Kupferstichen. 4 Bde. Zurich, 1798- 1806. 8vo. A very good book for the time. [HAAKE.] Practisches Handbuch zur Kupferstichkunde. Magdeburg, 1840. 8vo. Treats almost exclusively of such prints as are fit to be framed as ornaments for the wall. [HEINEKEN, Carl Heinrich voN.] Idee ge6nrale d'une collection complette d'estampes. Avec une dissertation sur l'origine de la gravlre et sur les premiers livres d'images. Leipzig et Vienne, 1771. 8vo. IV. ON ENGRAVING. xix [HEINEKEN, Carl Heinrich voN.] Dictionnaire des artistes dont nous avons des estampes, avec une notice detaillee de leurs ouvrages graves. 4 vol. Leipsig, 1778 - 90. 8vo. A - Diz. All that was published. The work was complete in manuscript, and deposited in the Royal Library at Dresden, where Mr. Nagler had access to it, and incorporated what was of use to him into his Kiinstler-Lexicon. HELLER, Joseph. Praktisches Handbuch fUr Kupferstichsammler. Leipzig, 1850. 8vo. Of all the manuals of engraving this has been hitherto the best; it is, however, not sufficient for the present time; a more extensive work is wanted, that gives the different states of the plates more correctly. The notices of prices for which the prints have been sold are also a guide no longer. HUBER, Michel. Notices generales des graveurs divises par nations, et des peintres ranges par 6coles. Par M. Huber. 2 part. Dresde et Leipzig, 1787. 8vo. This is the first edition of the following work: HUBER, Michel, and ROST, C. C. H. Manuel des curieux et des amateurs de l'art, contenant une notice abregee des principaux graveurs, et un catalogue raisonne de leurs meilleurs ouvrages; depuis le commencement de la gravure jusques h nos jours: les artistes ranges par ordre chronologique, et divis6s par 6cole. 9 tom. Zurich, 1797- 1808. 8vo. At the time of its publication this was a work of great importance. A German translation, by C. C. H. Rost and C. G. Martini was published at Zurich in 1796 - 1808, with the title, Handbuch7 fii, IKnstliebhaber unld Sacunmer, etc. JACKSON, John. A Treatise on Wood Engraving, Historical and Practical. With upwards of Three Hundred Illustrations, engraved on Wood, by John Jackson. London, 1839. Large 8vo. - 2d edition, enlarged, London, 1861. The historical portion of this work is chiefly by William A. Chatto. JOUBERT, F. E., pere. Manuel de l'amateur d'estampes, dans lequel on trouvera, depuis l'origine de la gravure, les remarques qui determinent le merite et la priorite des epreuves, etc. 3 vol. Paris, 1821. 8vo. LABORDE, Leon DE. Histoire de la gravure en maniere noire. Paris, 1839. 8vo. The book is out of print and has become very rare. LE BLANC, Charles. Manuel de l'amateur d'estampes, ouvrage destine a faire suite au Manuel du Libraire par Brunet. Livraisons 1- 9. Paris, 1850. 8vo. The work was to have been completed in 16 livraisons, but no more has been published. It is very carelessly compiled. LONGHI, Giuseppe. La calcografia. Vol. I. concernente la teorica dell' arte. Milano, 1830. 8vo. No more was published. The volume concludes with "Notizie biografiche di Giuseppe Longhi, raccolte da Francesco Longhena." SX IV. ON ENGRAVING. LONGHI, Giuseppe. Die Kupferstecherei oder die Kunst in Kupfer zu stechen und zu azen. I. Theoretischer Theil, von J. Longhi. Aus dem Italiinischen iibersetzt von C. Barth. II. Praktischer Theil, von C. Barth. 2 Theile. Hildburghausen u. Meiningen, 1837. 8vo. [MABERLY, Joseph.] The Print Collector, an Introduction to the Knowledge Necessary for forming a Collection of Ancient Prints. London, 1844. Small 4to. An experienced collector here gives in a pleasant way instruction to beginners. MALASPINA DI SANNAZARO. Catalogo di una raccolta di stampe antiche compilato dallo stesso possessore. 5 vol. Milano, 1824. 8vo. OTTLEY, William Young. An Inquiry into the Origin and Early History of Engraving upon Copper and in Wood, with an Account of Engravers and their Works, from the Invention of Chalcography by Maso Finiguerra, to the Time of Marc-Antonio Raimondi. 2 vol. London, 1816. Large 4to. Plates. A very important work. PALGRAVE, Francis Turner. Essay on the First Century of Italian Engraving. (Appended to KUGLER'S Handbook of Painting, The Italian Schools, 3d Ed., London, 1855, Vol. II.) PASSAVANT, J. D. Le peintre-graveur. 6 tom. Leipsic, 1860- 66. 8vo. QUANDT, Johann Gottlob voN. Entwurf einer Geschichte der Kupferstecherkunst. Leipzig, 1826. Small 8vo. RENOUVIER, Jules. Histoire de l'origine et des progres de la gravure dans les Pays-Bas et en Allemagne jusqu'h la fin du XVe sitcle. Bruxelles, 1860. 8vo.' Ouvrage couronne' par l'Acade'mie royale de Belgique." RENOUVIER, Jules. Des types et des manieres des maitres graveurs, pour servir h l'histoire de la gravure en Italie, en Allemagne, dans les Pays-Bas et en France. 4 part. Montpellier, 1853 - 56. 4to. ROBERT-DUMESNIL, A. P. F. Le peintre-graveur franqais, ou Catalogue raisonn6 des estampes gravees par les peintres et les dessinateurs de l'ecole franlaise. Ouvrage faisant suite au Peintre-graveur de M. Bartsch. - Tome IXe, Xe, publi- par AM. Georges Duplessis. 10 tom. Paris, 1835 - 69. 8vo. The important text-book continually referred to. STRUTT, Joseph. A Biographical Dictionary; containing an Historical Account of all the Engravers, from the Earliest Period of the Art of Engraving to the Present Time; and a Short List of their most esteemed Works. 2 vol. London, 1785. 4to. The work,itself is superseded, but the Introduction, "On the Origin and Progress of Enlgraving, " is worthy of perusal. V. ENGRAVINGS OF GALLERIES, ETC. XXi VALLARDI, F. S. Manuale del raccoglitore e del negoziante di stampe. Milano, 1843. 8vo. The author is a printseller, and the book is partly calculated to inform the public at what prices they can obtain the prints mentioned by him. At the same time he attacks Ferrario. But neither he nor Ferrario gives sufficient information about the different states of the prints. VALLARDI, G. Catalogo dei piu celebri intagliatori in legno ed in rame e capiscuola di diverse eta e nazioni. Milano, 1821. 8vo. V. GALLERIES AND COLLECTIONS OF PAINTINGS REPRODUCED BY ENGRAVING OR LITHOGRAPHY. GALERIE AGUADO, Choix des principaux tableaux de la Galerie de M. le Marquis de las Marismas del Guadalquivir, dediee a Mad. la Marquise de las Marismas par Ch. Gavard. Notices surles peintres par Louis Viardot. Paris, 1837-39. Roy. fol. 38 plates. BETTONI, Nicolb. Le Pantheon des nations: 100 portraits d'hommes illustres de tous les temps et de toutes les nations, graves en taille-douce par cent artistes les plus distingues etc. Paris, 1833, et seqq. Small fol. This work does not appear to have been completed. BIRCH, Thomas. The Heads of the most Illustrious Persons of Great Britain, engraved by Houbraken and Vertue. With their Lives, etc. 2 parts in 1 vol. London, Knapton. 1743 - 52. fol. BOISSEREE, S. and M., and BERTRAM, J. Sammlung Alt- Nieder- und OberDeutscher Gemalde. Stuttgart und Miinchen. 1822- 36. Roy. fol. Containing 120 plates, including the Supplement. BOYER D'AIGUILLES. Recueil d'estampes d'apres les tableaux des peintres les plus c61bbres d'Italie, des Pays-Bas et de France, qui sont dans le Cabinet de M. Boyer d'Aiguilles, Procureur-gen6ral du Roi au Parlement de Provence. Gravees par Jacques Coelemans d'Anvers, etc., avec une description de chaque tableau par Pierre Jean Mariette. Paris, 1744. Large fol. BRiUHL. Recueil d'estampes gravees d'apres les tableaux de la Galerie et du Cabinet de S. E. M. le Comte de Briihl, premier ministre de S. M. le Roi de Pologne, Electeur de Saxe. Iare partie, contenant 50 pieces. Dresde, 1754. Roy. fol. The work was not continued, and the Gallery was sold to the Empress Catherine II. of Russia, for 75,000 thalers. BUCHANAN, William. Gallery of Pictures, published under the Direction of Mr. Buchanan. 11 plates. xxii V. ENGRAVINGS OF GALLERIES, ETC. CROZAT. Recueil d'estampes d'apr~s les plus beaux tableaux et d'apres les plus beaux dessins qui sont en France dans le Cabinet du Roy, dans celuy de Mgr. le Duc d'Orleans et dans d'autres Cabinets. Divise suivant les diff6rentes ecoles; avec un abrege de la vie des peintres et une description historique de chaque tableau. Tome I. II. L'dcole romaine et venitienne. Paris, 1729-42. fol. The second volume was published after Crozat's death in 1740, by Mariette. In 1764 Basan acquired the plates, and separated those after the best Italian pictures in the Palais of the Duke of Orleans, which he published in one volume, with explanatory text for each subject, under the title Recueil d'capres la Galerie du Palcais Royal. Crozat's own collection of paintings was purchased by the Empress Catherine II. of Russia, and formed, with the Houghton and Briihl Galleries, the basis of the Gallery of the Hermitage. DESNOYERS, Auguste BOUCHER. Recueil d'estampes, gravees d'apres des peintres antiques italiennes. Paris, 1821. 34 plates. DRESDEN. Recueil d'estampes d'apres les plus cdle)bres tableaux de la Galerie Royale de Dresde. 2 vol. Dresde, 1753-57. Roy. fol. 102 plcates. Of a third volume there appeared 38 plates, when the work was discontinued; but its publication has been recently resumed. Die vorziiglichsten Gemilde der Kdniglich Sachsischen Gallerie in Dresden, nach den Originalen auf Stein gezeichnet. Herausgegeben von Franz Hanfstaingl. Dresden, 1836, et seqq. Roy. fol. Complete in 60 numbers, containing 193 lithographs. The lithographs are distinguished for their correctness in drawing, especially those of the Netherland schools, and, among the Italian schools, the Venetian. FLORENCE. Raccolta de' quadri dei granduchi di Toscana. Serie de' quadri piu celebri esistenti nel Real Palazzo de' Pitti e nella R. Galleria di Firenze. [The old Florentine Gallery.] Firenze, 1690- 1710. fol. A later issue: " Serie de' quadri piu celebri esistenti nel Real Palazzo de' Pitti e nella R. Galleria di Firenze. Firenze, presso N. Pagni e G. Bardi, 1789." Large fol. 104 plates. See R. Weigel, 2Kunst- Catalog, xxxiii. No. 24,267. Heineken, Iclee ge'ne'rale, 1771, p. 56, remarks: " Ce grand ouvrage, qui n'a point de discours, commence par un titre historie, ofu l'on voit le portrait du Grand Duc Cosme II. suivi de cent cinquante cinq estampes, dont quelques unes sont de trois planches, et d'autres de deux; rnais la plus grande partie d'une seule planche." Galerie de Florence et du Palais Pitti, dessinee par M. Wicar et grav~e sous la direction de Lacombe et Masquelier, avec les explications par Mongez l'aine. 50 livraisons in 4 vols., containing 200 plates. 1st edition, Paris, chez Lacombe et Masquelier. 1789, 1792, 1802, 1807. V. ENGRAVINGS OF GALLERIES, ETC. Xxiii FLORENCE, continued. 2d edition, Paris, chez Lacombe et Masquelier. 1789, 1804, 1814. (The two last numbers appeared in 1821.) 3d edition, Paris, chez Froment et Fenet. 1827. Since then Messrs. Didot purchased the plates, and had them retouched. 4th edition, of the ugly retouched plates, Paris, chez F. Didot. 1853. GIUSTINIANI. Galleria Giustiniana, del marchese Vincenzo Giustiniani. 2 vol. Roma, 1640. Roy. fol. 322 plates. The earliest impressions are before the numbers. The latest recent impressions are of very little value. HAMILTON, Gavin. Schola Italica Picturae, sive selectae quaedam summorum e Schola Italica Pictorum Tabulae Aere incisae. Romae, 1773. Large fol. 41 plates, including the title. Only the early impressions on stout paper, especially of bluish tint, are desirable. There is a new edition of most execrable impressions, which has been added toPiranesi's works. There appeared a continuation of this work: Schola Italica Artis Pictoriae, sive Tabulae insigniores in Romanis Pinacothecis adservatae, Tabulis Aere incisis nune primum editae, sumptibus Pet. Pauli Montagnani-Mirabili. Romae, 1806. fol. 40 plates. HOUGHTON Gallery, formerly in the possession of Lord Orford, now in the collection of the Empress of Russia. 2 vol. London, Boydell, 1788. Imp. fol. 133 plates. LUXEMBOURG. La Gallerie du Luxembourg, peinte par Rubens, dessinde par les sieurs Nattier, et gravee par les plus illustres graveurs du temps. Paris, Duchaange, 1710. Large fol. 27 plates, by Edelinck, J.-B. Masse, etc. MADRID. Coleccion de las estampas grabados i buril de los cuadros pertenecientes al Rey de Espafia. Madrid, 1792, et seqq. Roy. fol. There appeared but 48 plates, in numbers, of 6 plates each, engraved by R. Morghen, F. Muntaner, B. Ametller, J. Vasquez, J. Volpato, M. S. Carmona, F. Selma, and others. Coleccion de cuadros del Rey de Espafia que se conservan en sus Reales Palacios Museo y Academia de San Fernando con inclusion de los del Real Monasterio del Escorial: obra litografiada por habiles artistas baxo la direccion de D. Jose de MADRAZO. Con el texto por D. Juan Augustin Cean Bermudez. Madrid, 1826 - 36. Roy. fol. 48 numbers, each of 4 plates. ODIEUVRE. L'Europe illustre, contenant l'histoire abr6g6e des souverains et de divers personnages illustres, etc. du XVe siecle compris, jusqu'au milieu du XVIIIe, par Dreux du Radier. 6 vol. Paris, Odi;euvre. 4to. 592 plates. xxiv V. ENGRAVINGS OF GALLERIES, ETC. PARIS. Musde Frangais, ou collection complete des tableaux statues et bas-reliefs qui composent la collection nationale; avec l'explication des sujets, et des discours sur la peinture [par S.-C. Croze Magnan, Visconti et Emdric David]. Publi6 par Robillard Peronville et Pierre Laurent. 4 vol. Paris, 1803 - 11. Large fol. These 4 volumes are also called AMuse'e Napolezon. They were followed, after the restoration in France, by 2 more volumes, namely:Mus6e Royale, publie par Henri Laurent [avec des descriptions par MM. Visconti, Guizot et le comte de Clarac]. 2 vol. Paris, 1816 - 22. Large fol. PATIN. Tabellke selectse ac explicatse a Carola Catharina Patina, Parisina, Academica. Patavii, 1691. fol. PERRAULT, Charles. Les hommes illustres qui ont paru en France pendant ce siecle. 2 vol. Paris, 1696 - 1700. fol. Containing 101 portraits by Edelinck and other good engravers. REYNST. Variarum Imaginum a celeberrimis Artificibus pictarum Caelaturae, elegantissimis Tabulis representatae. Ipsae Picturae partim extant apud Viduam Gerardi Reynst, quondam hujus Urbis Senatoris ac Scabini, partim Carolo II. Britanniarum Regi a Potentissimis Hollandiae Westfrisiaeque Ordinibus dono missae sunt. Amstelodami. Sine anno. Large fol. TURIN. La Reale Galleria di Torino illustrata da Roberto d'Azeglio, direttore della medesima. Torino, 1836, et seq~. fol. Up to 1859, 39 fascicoli had been published, containing 156 plates; the work was to have been completed in 41 numbers. VIENNA. See under PRENNER, p. 293, and STEEN, p. 353. VITE e Ritratti di illustri Italiani. 2 vol. royal 4to, containing 60 plates and text. Padova, 1812, and Milano, ].820, tipografia Bettoni. WOUVERMANS. (Euvres de Philippe Wouvermans, hollandais, gravdes d'apres ses meilleurs tableaux qui sont dans les plus beaux cabinets de Paris, et ailleurs, par J. Moyreau. Paris, Moyreau. 1737. Royal fol. The work contains 78 plates by J. Moyreau, of which the last bears the date 1754. But Le Bas, Beaumont, Cochin, A. Laurent, and others engraved numerous pieces after Wouvermans, more or less of which are added to Moyreau's plates, and there occur copies of the work of more or less numbers, up to 202 plates. The new edition, Paris, Treuttel et Wiirtz, is not desirable. VI. PARTICULAR ARTISTS. MONOGRAPHS. xxv VI. WORKS ON PARTICULAR ARTISTS. MONOGRZAPHS. BAUSE. Catalog des Kupferstichwerkes von Johann Friedrich Bause, mit einigen biographischen Notizen von Dr. Georg KEIL. Leipzig, 1849. 8vo. CALLOT. Recherches sur la vie et les ouvrages de J. Callot, par E. MEAUME. 2 vol. Paris, 1860. 8vo. CHODOVIECKI. Daniel Chodowiecki's siimmtliche Kupferstiche. Von Wilhelm ENGELMANN. Leipzig, 1857. 8vo. Nachtriige und Berichtigungen zu Daniel Chodowiecki's smimmtliche Kupferstiche. Leipzig, 1860. 8vo. CORREGGIO. Memorie istoriche di Antonio Allegri detto II Correggio. [By Luigi PUNGILEONE.] 3 vol. Parma, 1817 - 21. 8vo. Sketches of the Lives of Correggio and Parmegiano. [By William COXE.] With Portrait. London, 1823. 8vo. CRANACH. Lucas Cranach des Aeltern Leben und Werke. Von Christian ScIIuCHARDT. 2 Bde. Leipzig, 1851. 8vo. DELLA BELLA. Essai d'un catalogue de l'oeuvre d'Etienne de la Belle, peintre et graveur florentin. Avec la vie de cet artiste, traduit de l'italien [de Baldinucci] et enrichie de notes. Par C. A. JoIBERT. Paris, clhez l'autezur, 1772. 8vo. DIETRICH. Monographie der von C. W. E. Dietrich radirten, geschabten und in Holz geschnittenen malerischen Vorstellungen. Von J. F. LINCK. Berlin, 1846. 8vo. DiRER. Das Leben und die Werke Albrecht Diirer's. Von Joseph HELLER. In drei Banden. 2ter Band, in drei Theilen. [Beschreibulng seiner Werke.] Leipzig, 1831. 8vo. All that appeared. A work of great care and labor, still the standard authority on this master. Reliquien von Albrecht Diirer, seinen Verehrern geweiht. [Von Friedrich CAMPE.] Niirnberg, 1828. 1 G6o. A very interesting collection of letters by Albrecht Diirer, with his diary. Leben und Wirken Albrecht Diirer's. Von Dr. A. von EYE. N6rdlingen, 1860. Svo. Albrecht Diirer's Kupferstiche, Radirungen, Holzschnitte und Zeichnungen, unter besonderer Beriicksichtigulg der dazu vervwandten Papiere und deren Wasserzeichen. Vom Oberbaurath B. Hausmann. Hannover, 1861. Large 4to. xxvi VI. PARTICULAR ARTISTS. MONOGRAPHS. TAN DYCK. Pictorial Notices: consisting of a Memoir of Sir Anthony van Dyck, with a Descriptive Catalogue of the Etchings executed by him. By William Hookham CARPENTER. London, 1844. 4to. Only 250 copies of this work were printed. - Catalogue raisonn8 d'une collection de portraits graves par et d'apreis Antoine van Dyck. Par Hermann WEBER. Bonn, 1852. 8vo. This catalogue describes the different states of the plates composing Van Dyck's Jconographia. See also the additions and corrections by H. Wolff, in the Archiv fii die zeichnendenl Kiinste, X. 1864. Anton van Dyck's Bildnisse bekannter Personen. Von Ignaz von SZVYKOWSKI. Leipzig, 1859. 8vo. Compiled with great care. VAN DYcK'S ICONOGRAPHIA. Under this designation are comprised those engraved portraits of this master, of which Martin van den Enden's publications, 84 in number, form the basis. It appears that the latter, though issued twice by that editor, were never published with a collective title, but were issued singly, as each plate was finished. 80 of them became the property of Gillis Hendricx, the next publisher, who had the name of Martin van den Enden erased from the plates, and his own initials placed in the middle below, and had the inscription, names, and titles changed, an additional line added, etc. This publisher also acquired 15 of the 21 plates of portraits etched by Van Dyck himself, which had likewise appeared in single sheets, without a collective title, probably first issued by Van Dyck himself. 11 of these remained in the state in which Van Dyck left them; the rest were now more or less finished, in the drapery, with the burin. To these two sets he added six plates of which he was the original publisher, and then published the whole with a title-piece, the portrait of Van Dyck, as a bust, etched by the painter himself, and finished with the burin by J. Neeffs; on the pedestal which supports the bust is the title: Icones principum virorum doctorum, pictorum, chalcogra2horum, statuariorutm, nec non amatorumn pictoriae artis nume'ro centumrn: ab Antonio varn Dyck pictore ad vivunm expressae ejusq. sumptibus aeri incisae. Antverpiae: Gillis Hendricx excudit A~ 1645. 101 plates, title included. This edition, with the year on the title-page, is followed by a second edition with the same title-page, in which only the year, after " Antverpiae Gillis Hendricx," is wanting. It is not known who owned the plates at that time; they may have been owned by his heirs: they are often called a second issue by G. Hendricx himself. The impressions do not differ from the preceding ones, except by the absence of the address,- the initials " G. H.," which have been erased from the plates. The inscriptions are otherwise exactly the same, nor have the plates any retouch. The edition is also printed on the same kinds of paper as the preceding, that is, such as have the watermark of the Cross of Lorraine, a kind of Beehive, sometimes a Double Eagle, an Agnus Dei, or a Foolscap of the larger size. The date of this edition is supposed to be before 1665. VI. PARTICULAR ARTISTS. MONOGRAPHS. xxvii VAN DYcK, contzinzed. This first edition without the "' G-. H." was followed by many others, with the addition of more or less plates; there is no other mark of difference, except the inferiority of the impressions. One edition on paper with the watermark of the Smaller Foolscap is still tolerably good. It is followed by another much inferior one on paper with the Arms of the City of Am4sterdam. Both, however, precede the edition of Verdussen. About the same time that G. Hendricx published his collection, another publisher at Antwerp, Jan Meyssens, began to form a similar collection, the plates of which corresponded in size and arrangement with those of Martin van den Enden, so that they are well suited to complete that series. The exact number of Meyssens's plates is not known; their publication commenced about 1645, and was not finished till 1650. There are but two states of these pieces to be distinguished, the 1st with the address of the editor in full, the 2d with the address erased. At the beginning of the eighteenth century the plates of the two collectionsthat originally of Martin van den Enden and that of Jan Meyssens - were in the hands of H. and C. Verdussen in Antwerp, who published an edition in 2 volumes, containing 124 pieces, besides the bust of Van Dyck, which served as title. The inscription of the title is not changed, except that after Nu3mero centuzn the words et viginti quatuor have been added, the address of Gillis Hendricx is erased and replaced by the following address: Antverpiae, lenricus et Cornelius Verdussen excud. Besides the engraved title there is a printed title, as follows: Le Cabinet des plus beaux portraits etc. peints par Van Dyck, grave's en taille-douce par les meilleurs graveurs. Anvers, Verdussen. Without year. The impressions are on thick paper, with the watermark of a fleur-de-lis. " They are very bad, and can at best only give an idea of the composition." (Weber.) Still this edition is by no means the last; the plates have often changed hands, they have been re-etched, and impressions still worse have been issued. Quite recently, however, the Calcographie Imperiale at Paris has purchased the plates and issues impressions, which, of course, are inferior to any preceding impressions. See Weber, Catalogue raisonne; and Szwykowski, Anton van Dyck's Bildnisse. HANS HOLBEIN. Some Account of the Life and Works of Hans Holbein, painter of Augsburg. With numerous illustrations. By Ralph Nicholson WORNUM. London, 1867. Large 8vo. Hans Holbein und seine Zeit. Von Dr. Alfred WOLTMANN. 2 Bde. Leipzig, 1866 - 68. 8vo. Supplement, enthaltend Verzeichniss der Werke Holbein's, nebst Namenund Sachregister. Leipzig, 1868. 8vo. WENZEL HOLLAR. Beschreibendes Verzeichniss seiner Kupferstiche. Von Gustav PARTHEY. Berlin, 1853. 8vo. Nachtriige und Verbesserungen. Berlin, 1858. 8vo. Prepared with great care. xxviii VI. PARTICULAR ARTISTS. MONOGRAPHS. LE CLERC. Catalogue raisonne de l'ceuvre de Sebastien Leclerc, par Charles Antoine JOMBERT. 2 vol. Paris, 1774. 8vo. LEONARDO DA VINCI. Catalogue de l'ceuvre de Leonard de Vinci. Par le Dr. RIGOLLOT. Paris, 1849. 8vo. pp. xxxiv., 112. Not a work of original research, but the best which has yet appeared. LONGHI. Della vita, delle opere ed opinioni del cav. Giuseppe Longhi. Commentario dell' allievo Giuseppe BERETTA. Milano, 1837. 8vo. Notizie biografiche di Giuseppe Longhi, raccolte da Francesco LONGHENA. (Appended to Longhi's Calcoygafia, pp. 395 - 436.) MELLAN. Catalogue raisonn6 de l'ceuvre de Claude Mellan d'Abbeville par M. Anatole de MONTAIGLON. Prec6de d'une notice sur la vie et les ouvrages de Mellan par P. J. Mariette. Abbeville, 1856. 8vo. MICHEL-ANGELO. The Life of Michael Angelo Buonarroti. By John S. HARFORD. 2 vol. London, 1857. 8vo. Illustrations, Architectural and Pictorial, of the Genius of Michael Angelo Buonarroti, with descriptions of the Plates by the Commendatore Canina, C. R. Cockerell, and John S. Harford. London, 1857. fol. 18 plates. Leben Michelangelo's. Von Herman GRIMM. 3e Aufl. 3 Bde. Hannover, 1868. 8vo. A charming book, which has deservedly been translated into French, English, and Italian. MORGHEN. Opere d' intaglio del cav. Raffaello Morghen raccolte ed illustrate da Niccolb PALMERINI. 3a ediz. Firenze, 1824. 8vo. MULLER. Johann Gotthard von Miiller und [sein Sohn] Johann Friedrich Wilhelm Miiller. Beschreibendes Verzeichniss ihrer Kupferstiche. Von Dr. A. ANDRESEN. Leipziog, 1865. 8vo. RAPHAEL. Rafael von Urbino und sein Vater Giovanni Santi. Von J. D. PASsAVANT. 3 Bde. Leipzig, 1839 - 58. 8vo, and Atlas, folio, with 14 plates. For the references in this Catalogue this original edition has been used. It has been translated into French: " Raphael d'Urbin et son pbre Giovanni Santi par J.-D. Passavant. Edition francaise refaite, corrig6e et augmentde par l'auteur sur la traduction de M. Jules Lunteschutz, revue et annot6e par M. Paul Lacroix." 2 vol. (without the Atlas). Paris, 1860. A most important work, the result of life-long researches. Beschreibendes Verzeichniss einer Privat-Samnmlung von Kupferstichen. I. Raphael. [Von Wilhelm ENGELMaNN.] Leipzig, 1866. 8vo. Printed for private distribution. VI. PARTICULAR ARTISTS. MONOGRAPHS. xxix REMBRANDT. Catalogue raisonne de toutes les estampes qui forment l'oouvre de Rembrandt, et ceux de ses principaux imitateurs. Compose par les Sieurs Gersaint, Helle, Glomy et P. Yver. Nouvelle edition entierement refondue, corrigee et considerablement augmentee par Adam BARTSCH. 2 part. Vienne, 1797. Svo. Plates. Bartsch's catalogue of the etchings of Rembrandt is in Germany still preferred to the others. Catalogue raisonne de toutes les estampes qui forment l'ceuvre de Rembrandt, et des principales pieices de ses dleves. Par M. le chev. de CLAUSSIN. Paris, 1824. 8vo. Supplement au catalogue de Rembrandt, suivi d'une description des estampes de ses dleves, etc. Paris, 1828. 8vo. The Appendix includes an account of thle works of G. F. Schmidt. A Descriptive Catalogue of the Prints of Rembrandt. By an Amateur [Thomas WILsoN]. London, 1836. 8vo. In general follows Claussin, and distinguishes more "states " than Bartsch. L'ceuvre complet de Rembrandt, decrit et commente par M. Charles BLANC. 2 tom. Paris, 1859 - 61. 8vo. The most copious work on the subject. RUBENS. Rubens et l'ecole d'Anvers. Par Alfred MICHIELS. Paris, 1854. 8vo. Catalogue des tableaux et dessins de Rubens, avec l'indication des endroits oul ils se trouvent. Paris, 1854. 8vo. SARTO, Andrea DEL. Andrea del Sarto. Von Alfred REUMONT. Leipzig, 1835. 8vo. ScHEFFER, Ary. Memoir of the Life of Ary Scheffer. By Mrs. GROTE. London, 1860. 8vo. G. F. SCHMIDT. Schmidt's Werke, oder beschreibendes Verzeichniss siimmtlicher Kupferstiche und Radirungen, etc. Von L. D. JACOBI. Berlin, 1815. 8vo. STRANGE. Le graveur en taille-douce. Catalogue de l'oeuvre de Robert Strange. Par Charles LE BLANC. Leipzig, 1848. 8vo. SUYDERIHOEF. Jonas Suyderhoef. Beschreibendes Verzeichniss seiner Kupferstiche. Von Johann WussIN. Leipzig, 1863. 8vo. VELAZQUEZ. Velazquez and his Works. By William STIRLING. London, 1855. 12mo. XXX VII. COLLECTIONS OF PRINTS. VISSCHER, CORNELIS. A Catalogue of the Works of Cornelius Visscher. By William SMITH. Reprinted from the Fine Arts Quarterly Review [Vol. I. 1863, et seqq.] for Private Circulation only, by John Childs and Son, Bungay. 1864. 4to. WILLE. Le graveur en taille-douce. Catalogue de l'cuvre de Jean Georges Wille. Par Charles LE BLANC. Leipzig, 1847. 8vo. VII. CATALOGUES OF COLLECTIONS OF PRINTS. MAROLLES. Catalogue de livres d'estampes et de figures en taille-douce, avec un d6nombrement des pieces qui y sont contenues, par M. de Marolles, abbe de Villeloin. Paris, 1666. 8vo. This first collection was purchased entire for King Louis XIV., and formed the foundation of the Cabinet of Engravings in the Imperial Library. - A copy of this catalogue was offered in 1868 by A. Claudin, Paris, catalogue No. 35,802, for 28 fr. Catalogue de livres d'estampes et de figures en taille-douce par M. de Marolles, abbe de Villeloin. Paris, 1672. 12mo. This second collection was dispersed, and it is not known where the prints went. This catalogue and the preceding were sold in the Bruzard sale for 50 fr. Under the reign of Henry III., about 1576, Maugis, abbot of St. Ambrose, took it into his head to collect engravings, and, since he had no competitor in this pursuit, he succeeded, in the course of forty years, in acquiring a great number, and among them many that afterwards became very rare. A selection from his collection came, after his death, into the possession of M. de Lorme, and of him Michel de Marolles bought again the finest and rarest prints for 1,000 louis-d'or. To these he made so many other additions, that his collection, without doubt, was the most important in Europe. It contained, in 440 volumes, about 125,000 plates, 17,300 of which were portraits. This was the collection of the catalogue of 1666, which Colbert caused to be bought in 1667. See Waagen, Kunstwerke und Kilnstler in Paris, p. 40. MARIETTE. Catalogue raisonne des diffdrens objets de curiositis [sic] dans les sciences et arts, qui composoient le Cabinet de fen Mr Mariette, Controleur general de la grande Chancellerie de France. Par F. BASAN. Paris, chez l'Auteur. 1775. 8vo. There are also two supplements to this catalogue, according to G. Duplessis, Essai de bibliographie, Nos. 598, 599, namely: " Catalogue d'estampes des plus grands nmaltres italiens, flamands et friangais... de'pendant de la succession de M. Mariette... dont la vente commencera le ler f6vrier 1775.... Par F. Basan, graveur, [Paris,] Basan et Me Chariot," 8vo, and " Supplement au catalogue des estampes de la succession de feu M. Mariette, dont la vente a commence le premier f6vrier dernier et VII. COLLECTIONS OF PRINTS. xxxi MARIETTE, contzinuel. laquelle continuera en mai prochain, apres la vente de la bibliotheque, qui finira le 13." [17 75.] "Pierre Mariette... an eminent collector and dealer about the middle of the seventeenth century. He was accustomed, whenever he happened to become possessed of an impression of more than ordinary beauty, to write his name in full, and a date, on the face of the print [as well as on the back], and although this is certainly a disfigurement, yet such is Pierre Mariette's reputation for judgment, that to be thus disfigured, is no disparagement to a print, but the contrary." Maberly, Thle Print Collector, p. 81. This was the grandfather of Pierre Jean Mariette, the writer on art, and father of Jean Mariette. The collection, continued and enlarged through three generations, was dispersed in 1775. Pierre Jean Mariette, born at Paris, 1694, died at the same place, 1774, a son of Jean Mariette. Waagen speaks of him as follows (aiunstwerke und Kiirstler in Paris, p. 63): " At the head of all the collectors of engravings, as well as of the connoisseurs of his time, stood the celebrated Mariette.... His collection contained, in the choicest impressions and with rare completeness, all the principal works which the art of engraving had till then produced, comprising the works of more than 1,500 artists, without any doubt the most exquisite ever possessed by a private individual." ACKERMAN'N. Catalog der... Sammlung von... Kupferstichen, Radirungen, etc., vereinigt [und beschrieben] von Dr. WV. A. Ackermann. Versteigert in Leipzig den 29ten Mirz, 1853. Dresden, 1853. 8vo. This is the catalogue of Ackermann's principal collection, which was rich in Alb. Diirers, Rembrandts, etc. There is another of a previous sale. Verzeichniss vorzuglicher... Kupfbrstiche, etc., gesammelt [und beschrieben] von Dr. W. A. Ackermann. Versteigert in Leipzig 25. Juni, 1844. Leipzig, 1844. 8vo. ALIBERT. Catalogue d'une nombreuse collection d'estampes et de dessins de grands maitres, apres le decds de madame Alibert. Par REGNXAULT. Vente le 5 floreal an XI (1803). Paris, 1803. 8vo. The richest collection of portraits after Van Dyck ever sold. It contained the 522 portraits by and after Van Dyck, from the collection of Mariette, which M. Guillaume Alibert increased to 908. - Szwykowski, p. 141. AMTANN. Sammlung von Kupferstichen, Radirungen, etc., aus dem Nachlasse Herrn J. J. Amann's, vormaligen Rathsherrn in Schaffhausen. 3 Abth. Leipzig, 1840-41. 8vo. Sold at Leipzig in 1840 -41. AMSLER AND RUTHARDT. Lager-Catalog I. Verzeichniss von Kupferstichen der beriihmtesten neueren Meister.... in trefflichen Abdriicken vor der Schrift, aus dem Lager von Amsler und Ruthardt, Kunsthandlung in Berlin. Mit beigesetzer Preisen. Berlin, 1864. Svo. xxxi'i VII. COLLECTIONS OF PRINTS. APELL. Verzeichniss der von Herrn Aloys Apell in Dresden gesammelten Kupferstiche von Wenzel Hollar. Dresden, Mai, 1857. Versteigert in Leipzig 26. October, 1857, mit Kupferstichsammlung des Herrn Moritz Steinla, etc. Leipzig, 1857. 8vo. Describes some " states " of prints by Hollar, not mentioned by Parthey. ARCHINTO. Catalogue de la magnifique collection d'estampes anciennes et modernes, provenant du cabinet de M. le Comte Arch[into], de Milan. [Par M. CLEMENT.] Vente 17, 18, et 19 mars, 1862. Paris, 1862. 8vo. Contained fine proofs of modern engravings, aln artist's proof of R. Morghen's Last Supper, Miller's Sistine Madonna in the same state, Nanteuil's portrait of Pomponne in the 1st state, etc. [ARNDT.] Catalog einer... Sammlung von Kupferstichen und Radirungen der Deutschen und Italienischen Schule. Versteigert in Leipzig am 20ten October, 1847. [Abth. I.] Berlin, 1847. 8vo. Catalog einer.. Sammlung von Kupferstichen, Radirungen und Schwarzkunstblattern der Niederldndischen, Franz6sischen und Englischen Schule, etc. [Verfasst von Rud. WEIGEL.] Versteigert in Leipzig am isten Mai, 1848. [Abth. 1I.] Leipzig, 1848. 8vo. [AROZARENA.] Catalogue de la tres-belle collection d'estampes anciennes provenant du cabinet de M. D. G. de A. Par M. CLEMENT. Vente le 11 mars. Paris, 1861. 8vo. ARTARIA ET FONTAINE. Catalogue d'une collection d'estampes. Vente Aouit 1856. Leipzig, 1856. 8vo. BAMMEVILLE. Catalogue of the very Important arid Interesting Collection of Engravings by Ancient Masters, the Property of M. de Bammeville. Sold by S. Leigh Sotheby and John Wilkinson, the 8th of May, 1854. London, 1854. 8vo. BARNARD, John. Catalogue of the Superb and Entire Collection of Prints, and Books of Prints of John Barnard, Esq. Sold by Mr. Th. Philipe. London, April, 1798. 8vo. The catalogue of this fine collection is, unfortunately, too summary. BAUSE. Catalog der... von... Joh. Friedr. Bause und dessen Enkel Georg Keil hinterlassenen'.. Sammlung von Kupferstichen, etc.... Versteigert in Leipzig [unter der Aufsicht von R. Weigel]. le Abth. Deutsche Schule, 5. Dec. 1859. — 2 Abth. Niederlandische und Englische Schule, 24. Sept. 1860. — 3 Abth. Italienische und Franzisische Schule, 9. Sept., 1861. 3 Abth. Leipzig, 1859 - 61. 8vo. B6RNER. Catalog der von Johann Andreas Boirner zu Niirnberg hinterlassenen Kupferstiche, Radirungen, etc. Versteigert in Leipzig [unter der Aufsicht von R. Weigel]. le Abth. Niederldndische Schule, 22. Jan. 1863. —2e Abth. VII. COLLECTIONS OF PRINTS. xxxiii BiRNER, conti nued. Franzosische und Englische Schule, 15. Juni, 1863. - 3e Abth. Italienische Schule, 20. Aug. 1863. - 4e Abth. Erste Halfte. Deutsche Schule, Kupferstiche, 11. Jan. 1864. - 4e Abth. Zweite HUlfte. Deutsche Schule, Radirungen, Lithographien. 17. Oct. 1864. -5e Abth. Originalzeichnungen Biicher... 28. Nov. 1864. 6 Abth. Leipzig, 1862 - 64. 8vo. BRANDES. Catalogue raisonne fdu Cabinet d'estampes de feu Monsieur Brandes, secretaire intime de la Chancellerie royale d'Hannovre. Redige et publie par M. HUBER. 2 tom. Leipzig, 1793 - 94. Large 8vo. The first, larger catalogue, with the measurements of the plates.... The sale of this collection took place at Leipzig April 18th and Oct. 3d, 1796, and there appeared a smaller catalogue of this collection, Leipzig, 1795, 2 vol. small 8vo. BRISART. Catalogue de la magnifique et precieuse collection de livres, manuscrits dessins et estampes, formant le cabinet de M. Brisart. Vente a Gand le 10 decembre, 1849. Gand, 1849. 8vo. [BUCKINGHAM, Duke of.] A Catalogue of a Valuable and Extensive Collection of Ancient and Modern Prints, the Property of a Nobleman of High Rank. Sold by Auction by Mr. Phillips, May, June, and July, 1834. 3 parts. London, 1834. A magnificent collection; a great part of the collection Paignon-Dijonval went into it. It is a pity, that the careful and instructive description of the prints by M. Bdnard was not reproduced in the catalogue, which is, like most English catalogues, too summary. CAMIESINA. Catalogue de l'interessante collection d'estampes et de dessins du cabinet de feu M. Joseph de Camesina. 4 parties. Vente a Vienne en 1831 - 33. Small 4to. CICOGNARA. Le premier siecle de la chalcographie, ou catalogue raisonne des estampes du cabinet du comte Leopold Cicognara. Par Alexandre ZANETTI. Venise, 1837. 8vo. The collection was sold by auction, and the following is the catalogue of the sale: - Catalogue de la riche collection d'estampes du comte Cicognara, par A. ZANETTI. Vente a Vienne le 4 novembre, 1839. 8vo. [COLN.GcHIL] Catalogue of a very Valuable Collection of Ancient and Modern Engravings, Fine Ancient Drawings, etc., the Property of an Eminent Firm. Sold by Sotheby, Wilkinson, and Hodge, May 15th, 1865. London, 1865. Svo. DEBOIS. Catalogue raisonne de la rare et precieuse collection d'estampes, rednie par le soin de M. F[rangois] Debois. R6dig6 par P. DEFER. Paris, 1843. 8vo. A well-prepared catalogue of a most important collection. "I1 faut joindre a ce catalogue, pour avoir la description complete des estampes c xxxiv VII. COLLECTIONS OF PRINTS. DEBOIS, continued. possedees par M. Debois, trois ordres de vacation dans lesquels se trouvent mentionnoes plusieurs planches omises dans le catalogue raisonn6.-" D"uplessis, Essai de bibliographie, Paris, 1862, No. 583. Ordre de vacation de la premiere partie de la vente aux encheres de la rare et precieuse collection d'estampes de M. F. Debois, le 23 avril 1844. Deuxieme partie, le 26 nov., 1844. -Troisieme et derniere partie, le 21 avril, 1845. 8vo. DEFER, P. Catalogue general des ventes publiques de tableaux et estampes depuis 1737 jusqu'h nos jours. Paris, 1863, et seqq. Appears in numbers. DELBECQ. Alliance des arts. Catalogue des estampes anciennes formant la collection de M. Delbecq, de Gand, redige par DELANDE et THo(R. Vente A Paris, les 18 fevrier, 11 mars et 1 avril, 1845. 3 parties. Paris, 1845. 8vo. The collection contained, among others, very rare old Netherlandish prints. DELESSERT. Catalogue raisonne d'une belle collection d'estampes d'anciens graveurs italiens, allemnands, flarmands et hollandais, aux XVe, XVIe, et XVIIe siecles, qui composaient le cabinet de M. B[enjamin] D[elessert]. Par P. DEFER. Vente 29 mars, 1852. Paris, 1852. 8vo. DENON. Description des objets d'art qui composent le cabinet de M. le baron V. Denon. Estampes et ouvrages a figures, par DUCHESNE ain. Paris, 1826. 8vo. DREUX, Henri. Catalogue de belles estampes anciennes et modernes de c6lbbres graveurs, la plupart avant la lettre ou de remarque, provenant du cabinet de 2M. H. D. Vente le 15 mars. Paris, 1858. 8vo. - Catalogue d'une belle collection d'estampes anciennes, provenant du cabinet de M. H. D. Vente le 8 avril. Paris, 1861. 8vo. DRUGULIN. Catalogue of the Entire Collection of Engravings, the Property of Mr. William Drugulin [of Leipzig]. Sold at London, 11th June, 1866, by Messrs. Sotheby, Wilkinson, and Hodge. London, 1866. 8vo. Allgemeiner Portrait-Katalog. Leipzig, 1860. 8vo. DURAND, Edme. Catalogue des estampes du cabinet de M. E. Durand. Paris, 1819. 8vo. - Catalogue de la precieuse collection d'estampes, recueillie par M. E. D. Redige par N. BENARD, fils. Vente a Paris le 19 mars, 1821. Paris, 1821. 8vo. The sale of this very important collection, which contained a Pax by Maso Finiguerra, was discontinued, because the prices obtained were not satisfactory. The rest was otherwise disposed of. The impression of the Pax by Finiguerra is now VII. COLLECTIONS OF PRINTS. xxxv DURAND, continued. in Vienna, in the collection of Prince Albert of Saxe-Tesclhen. -Defer, Catalogue gye'nral. Catalogue d'une collection d'estampes anciennes, de livres sur les arts, de gouaches et dessins, provenant du cabinet de feu M. E. Durand. Par PIERRIBENARD. Vente le 25 janvier. Paris, 1836, 8vo. DURRANT. Catalogue of the very Choice Collection of Engravings by Hollar and Faithorne, formed by the Late Colonel Durrant. Sold by Messrs. S. Leigh Sotheby & John Wilkinson, May 29th. London, 1856. 8vo. EINSIEDEL. Catalogue raisonne des estampes du cabinet de feu Mad. la Comtesse d'Einsiedel de Reibersdorf. Par J. G. A. FRENZEL. 2 tom. Dresde, 1833- 34. 8vo. ESDAILE. A Catalogue of Engravings, Books of Prints, &c., of William Esdaile. Sold at London, 19th March, 1838. London, 1838. Svo. EVANS. The Fine Art Circular and Print Collector's Manual. A. E. Evans & Sons. London, 1854 - 56. 8vo. A sale catalogue. FRANCK. Catalogue de la tres-belle et precieuse collection de portraits anciens et modernes de M. le chevalier Jacq. de Franck. Vente'a Vienne en fevrier, avril et juin, 1836. 3 parties. Vienne. 1836. 8vo. FRIES. Catalogus der uitmuntende en beroemde verzameling van prenten, boeken en prentwerken... des Heeren Moritz grave von Fries te Weenen. 2 delen. Amsterdam, 1824. 8vo. Catalogue du reste de la collection d'estampes de M. le comte Maurice de Fries, appartenant i la masse de Fries et Co. Vente en 1828. 3 parties. Vienne, 1827. 4to. FRIESEN. Verzeichniss der Kunstsammlung des verstorbenen Freiherrn H. A. von Friesen [angefertigt von J. G. A. FRENZEL]. Versteigert in Dresden, den 12. Juli, 1847. Dresden, 1847. 8vo. GAWET. Catalogue raisonne des estampes du cabinet de fen M. le Duc d'Ursel [achete par M. Gawet a Vienne]. Par P. M. B1NARD. Paris, 1806. 8vo. GERSTXCKER. Catalog der von Herrn Theodor Gerstaicker, Inhaber der Kunsthandlung Schenk und Gerstacker zu Berlin, hinterlassenen Kupferstichen, Radirungen, etc. Versteigert in Leipzig [unter R. Weigel's Aufsicht] den 12. Januar und 2. Marz, 1857. 2 Abth. Leipzig, 1856. 8vo. GODDARD. Cataloguqe of the very Important and exceedingly Choice Collection of Ancient and Modern Engravings of the Rev. Edward H. zE. Goddard, sold March, 1867, by Messrs. Sotheby, Wilkinson, and Hodge. London, 1867. 8vo. A small collection, but containing some fine prints. XXXVi VII. COLLECTIONS OF PRINTS. [HARRACH.] Catalogue d'une magnifique collection d'estampes... provenant du cabinet de M. le comte'S', de Vienne. [Par M. CLEMENT.] Vente le 24 fdvrier, 1867. Paris. 8vo. HILLIG. Verzeichniss der Kupferstichsammlung des Dr. C. H. Hillig. [Verfasst von Rudolph WEIGEL.] Versteigert in Leipzig 28. April, 1845. Leipzig, 1845. 8vo. [HIPPISLEY.] Catalogue of a very Valuable Collection of Engravings, all in the Finest Condition, the Modern Portion of the Collection of a Distinguished Amateur [Sir Joseph Hippisley]. Sold by Auction by Messrs. Christie and Manson, June 3, 1857. London, 1857. 8vo. A very small collection, only 238 numbers, but of fine prints, among others a set of artist's proofs of Toschi's engravings of Correggio's frescos.HOHWIESNER. Catalogue raisonne de la rare et precieuse collection d'estampes anciennes et modernes de toutes les ecoles etc. de feu Mr Clemence Aloys Hohwiesner, banquier. Par C. E. G. PRESTEL. Vente a Francfort s. M. au mois de Septembre, 1819. 2 vol. Francfort s. M. 1819. 12mo. HOLLOWAY AND SON. A Catalogue of Choice Engravings and Etchings, on Sale by Holloway and Son. I. London, 1865. 8vo. HI6SEL. Verzeichniss der kleinen aber vortrefflichen Sammlung von Kupferstichen, Radirungen etc. des verstorbenen Herrn Heinr. Aug. Ho1sel. [Von Rudolph WEIGEL.] Versteigert in Leipzig den 23. September, 1844. Leipzig, 1844. 8vo. JOHNSON. Catalogue of the Small but most Valuable Collection of Engravings, collected by the Late M. J. J. Johnson, Esq,, Radcliffe Observer, Oxford. Sold by S. Leigh Sotheby and John Wilkinson, 18th April, 1860. London, 1860. 8vo. A very small collection of uncommonly fine prints in artist's proofs, etc. JosI. Catalogus van prenten teekeningen prent- en boekwerken van het gerenomeerd kunstmagazyn van den Heere C. Josi. Verkocht... den 20sten April, 1818, te Amsterdam. Amsterdam, 1818. 8vo. A Catalogue of the Collection of Engravings, Etchings, and Original Drawings, and Books of Prints, of Christian Josi, Esq., deceased. Sold by Auction [March 18, 30, 1829]. 2 parts. London, 1829. 8vo. LA MOTTE FOUQUET. Catalogue raisonne de la rare et precieuse collection d'estampes, composant le cabinet de M. H. F. de La Motte Fouquet. [Par Hermann WEBER.] Vente A Cologne le 21 Oct. 1847. Cologne, 1847. 8vo. Interesting, among other things, for some states of Wille's engravings not described by Le Blanc. VII. COLLECTIONS OF PRINTS. xxxvii LASALLE. Catalogue de la collection d'estampes anciennes provenant du cabinet de M. H[is] de L[asalle]. Par M. DEFER. Vente a Paris le 21 avril, 1856. Paris, 1856. 8vo. LEHRS. Verzeichniss der von Herrn Philipp Lehrs in Berlin hinterlassenen ausgezeichneten Sammlung von Kupferstichen, meist in Remarque- und avant-lalettre-Driicken. Versteigert [unter der Verantwortlichkeit von Amsler und Ruthardt] in Berlin den 7ten Mai 1866. Berlin, 1866. 8vo. LOGETTE. Catalogue raisonne de la rare et precieuse collection d'estampes de feu M. Logette. Par REGNAULT-DELALANDE. Vente a Paris le 6 mai 1817. Paris, 1817. 8vo. A small collection of highly interesting prints. LLOYD. A Catalogue of a Collection of Prints, Paintings, Manuscripts, Books, etc. of Thomas Lloyd, Esq., comprising British Portraits, etc., with the Chefd'ceuvres and Rarest Specimens of Engraving from the Earliest Period of Chalcography. Sold by Auction by Mr. Sotheby 6th of December, 1820. London, 1820. 8vo. A Catalogue of the Extensive, Valuable, and highly Interesting Collection of Prints, the Property of Thomas Lloyd, Esq., containing Numerous Specimens of Great Rarity in the Italian, German, Flemish, French, and English Schools, from the Earliest Period of the Art of Engraving; many of them unknown to Bartsch, and probably Unique. Sold by Auction by Mr. George Jones, 1st July, 1825. [London,] 1825. 4to. The second is the more important collection. MABERLY. Catalogue of the Entire and very Choice Collection of Engravings, the Property of Joseph Maberly, Esq. Sold by S. Leigh Sotheby and John Wilkinson, 26th of May, 1851. London, 1851. 8vo. Joseph Maberly was the author of the Print Collector, and his collection was exceedingly choice. MACREADY. Catalogue of a Valuable Collection of Engravings... collected by the Tragedian William Charles Macready, Esq. Sold March, 1868, by Sotheby, Wilkinson, & Hodge. London, 1868. 8vo. A very small collection of fine modern prints. MALASPINA DI SANNAZARO. Catalogo di una raccolta di stampe antiche compilato dallo stesso possessore, marchese Malaspina di Sannazaro. 5 vol. Milano, 1824. 8vo. MARMOL. Catalogue de la plus precieuse collection d'estampes de P. P. Rubens et d'A. van Dyck qui ait jamais existe, recueillie par messire del Marmol [de Bruxelles]. Bruxelles, 1794. 8vo. Compare with this the catalogue of Alibert. xxxviii VII. COLLECTIONS OF PRINTS. MARSHALL. Catalogue of the Entire and very Choice Collection of Engravings, the Property of Julian Marshall, Esq. Sold at Auction by Sotheby, Wilkinson, and Hodge on the 30th of June, 1864, and eleven following days. London, 1864. Roy. 8vo. This was a very important collection, and the catalogue is prepared with great care. [MEYER, it Hi[ldburghatusen.] Catalog der Kupferstichsammlung eines der gr6ssten Kunstsammlers Deutschlands. Versteigert Januar bis Juni 1858, bei R. Weigel in Leipzig. 4 Abth. Leipzig, 1858. 8vo. OTTLEY. The Ottley Collection of Prints. Catalogue of the very Valuable and Extensive Collection of Engravings the Property of the late William Young Ottley Esq., F. A. S., comprising most Interesting Specimens of the Works of the Early Italian and German Masters, etc. Sold by Auction by Mr. Leigh Sotheby, 17th of May, 1837. -Part II., sold 10th of July, 1837. London, 1837. 8vo. A very important collection. OTTO. Catalog der Otto'schen Kupferstichsammlung [verfasst] von Rudolph NVEIGEL. le Abth. Deutsche und Englische Schulen. Versteigert 29. Sept. 1851. - 2e Abth. Italienische und Franz6sische Schulen. Versteigert 1. M~irz 1852. — 3 Abth. Holldndische und Flamliindische Schulen. Versteigert 17. Mai 1852. 3 Bde. Leipzig, 1851 -52. 8vo. A renowned collection, described by Duchesne and others. DE PAAR. Catalogue of the Celebrated Collection of Valuable Engravings formed during the Last Century by the Prince de Paar of Vienna,- a Series of the Italian, German, Flemish, Dutch, French, and English Schools of the XVth, XVIth, XVIIth, and XVIIIth Centuries. Sold in London 13th July, 1854. London, 1854. 8vo. PAIGNON-DIJONVAL. Cabinet de M. Paignon-Dijonval. Etat ddtailld et raisonn6 des dessins et estampes dont il est compose. Redige par M. BEINARD. Paris, 1810. 4to. A large and important collection. In 1816 it was bought by Samuel Woodburn, and a great part of the engravings passed into the collection of the Duke of Buckingham, the drawings into that of Sir Thomas Lawrence. The catalogue is so well prepared that it is a valuable book of reference. PETZOLD. Verzeichniss einer Sammlung von Kupferstichen, Radirungen, etc. [des Dr. Benj. Petzold in Wien. Angefertigt von J. G. A. FRENZEL.] Versteigert zu Dresden den 20. Nov. 1848, und den 21. Mai 1849. Dresden, 1848- 49. 8vo. Earlier catalogues, arranged by Sigism. Beermann, of 9 different sales of prints, the VII. COLLECTIONS OF PRINTS. xxxix PETZOLD, contzinued. property of Dr. Petzold, and sold at Vienna, appeared at the latter place from 1835 to 1845. POGGI. Catalogue raisonne des estampes anciennes, qui composaient la collection de M. de Poggi. Par P. DEFER. Paris, 1836. 8vo. Albrecht Diirer, Rembrandt, etc. POTOCKI. Catalogue d'une collection nombreuse d'estampes anciennes, provenant du cabinet de M. le comte V[incent] P[otocki]. Par REGNAULT-DELALANDE. Vente a Paris le 9 fevr. 1820. Paris, 1820. 8vo. Important engravings after Rubens. QUANDT, Johann Gottlob VON. Verzeichniss meiner Kupferstichsammlung, als Leitfaden zur Geschichte der Kupferstecherkunst und Malerei. Leipzig, 1853. Large 8vo. Only 220 copies were printed. Catalog der vortrefflichen Kupferstichsammlung und Kunst-Bibliothek des verstorbenen Herrn Johann Gottlob von Quandt. [Von Rudolph WEIGEL.] Versteigert in Leipzig, 12. Juni, 1860. Leipzig, 1860. 8vo. -RVIL. Catalogue d'une belle et rare collection d'objets d'art, antiquites, tableaux et dessins, estampes anciennes et modernes, et livres sur les arts, composant le cabinet de feu M. N. Revil. Vente 24 f6vr. 1845. Paris, 1845. 8vo. Besides this catalogue of Revil's, to which reference is made in our catalogue, there appeared: - Catalogue de la collection d'estampes anciennes et modernes recueillies par M. Revil. Redig6 par PIERRI-BENARD. Paris, 1830. Svo. Catalogue raisonn6 de la rare et pr6cieuse collection d'estampes, chefsd'oeuvre de la gravure du 15C au 19e siecle, provenant du cabinet de M. R[evil]. Par P. DEFER. Vente 26 mars 1838. Paris, 1838. 8vo. Another catalogue of an auction sale of engravings of M. Revil, also by P. Defer, is of the year 1839. RIGAL. Catalogue raisonn6 des estampes du cabinet de M. le comte Rigal. Par REGNAULT-DELALANDE. Paris, 1817. 8vo. An important collection, and so well described that the catalogue continues to be a work of reference. ROBERT-DUMESNIL, A. P. F. Catalogue des estampes de Rembrandt, F. Bol, J. Livens, J. G. van Vliet, Rodermont et leurs imitateurs, colligees par M. A. P. F. Robert-Dumesnil. Vente h Londres le 12 avril 1386. [Paris, 1835.] 8vo. Only 120 copies issued........- Catalogue des estanmpes des dcoles allemande, flamande, hollandaise et xl VII. COLLECTIONS OF PRINTS. ROBERT-DUMESNIL, continued. anglaise colligees par M. Robert-Dumesnil. Vente a Londres le lcr mai, 1837. 8vo. [Paris, 1837.] 8vo. Only 120 copies issued. Catalogue des estampes des 6coles d'Italie et d'Espagne, et des dessins colliges par M. Robert-Dumesnil. Vente a Londres 14 mai 1838. [Paris, 1838.] 8vo. Only 120 copies issued. Catalogue d'une collection d'estampes anciennes provenant du cabinet de AM. R.-D. Vente a Paris le 3 avril 1843. 8vo. Catalogue d'une collection d'estampes anciennes provenant du cabinet de M. R.-D. Vente A Paris le 25 mars 1844. Svo. Catalogue d'une vente d'estampes anciennes provenant du cabinet de M. R.-D. Vente a Paris le 7 avril 1845. 8vo. Catalogue de bons tableaux anciennes tires du cabinet de M. RobertDumesnil. Vente a Paris le 20 deceinbre 1852. 8vo. Catalogue d'estampes anciennes provenant de la collection de M. R.-D. Vente a Paris le 20 avril 1854. 8vo. - Catalogue d'une collection d'estampes anciennes du cabinet de M. R.-D. Vente a Paris le 4 decembre 1854. 8vo. Catalogue d'estampes anciennes du cabinet de M. R.-D. Vente a Paris le 26 novembre 1855. 8vo. Catalogue d'estampes anciennes provenant de la collection de M. R.-D. Vente a Paris, le 11 mars 1856. 8vo. Catalogue d'estampes anciennes provenant de la collection de M. R.-D. Vente a Paris le 17 decembre 1856. 8vo. Catalogue de livres sur les beaux-arts provenant de la bibliotheque de M. R.-D. Vente a Paris le 19 decembre 1856. 8vo. Catalogue d'une collection d'estampes, d'apr's les maitres de 1'6cole de Fontainebleau, provenant du cabinet de M. R.-D. Vente a Paris le 26 mars 1862. 8vo. ROST. Kupferstich-Kabinet des verstorbenen C. Chr. H. Rost, beriihmten Kunsthandler in Leipzig. Leipzig, 1800. 8vo. The 20th of Rost's sales. RUMOHR. Die Kunstsammlung des Freiherrn C. F. L. von Rumohr, beschrieben von J. G. A. FRENZEL. Versteigerung zu Dresden den 19. October. Liibeck, 1846. 8vo. VII. COLLECTIONS OF PRINTS. xli SCHLETTER. Catalog der von Herrn Heinrich Schletter hinterlassenen Sammlung von Prachtblittern der neueren Kupferstichkunst, versteigert in Leipzig den 26. Mcirz 1855. 8vo. A very small collection containing some fine proofs. SCHWARZENBERG. Kunstsammlung des Fiirsten Karl von Schwarzenberg. [Kupferstiche, Zeichnungen, etc. Verfasst von Rudolph WEIGEL.] Leipzig, 1826. 8vo. ScITIvAUx, Charles. Catalogue d'un beau choix d'estampes anciennes et modernes, recueils sur la peinture, l'antique, etc., du cabinet de M. Ch. Scitivaux. REGNAULT-DELALANDE, expert. Vente le 11 mai. Paris, 1819. 8vo. After the death of M. Scitivaux there was a very choice collection of rare prints left, which his heirs sold, about 1843, to M. Villedieu, a print-dealer, for 36,000fr., part of which went into the celebrated collection of F. Debois. SILVESTRE. Catalogue raisonne d'objets d'art du cabinet de feu M. de Silvestre. Par F. L. REGNAULT-DELALANDE. Vente 28 fevrier, 1811. Paris, 1810. 8vo. Catalogue d'une collection de tableaux, dessins anciens, estampes etc., qui composaient le cabinet de M. le baron Silvestre. Vente a Paris, le 4 decembre 1851. Paris, 1851. 8vo. SMITH, George. Catalogue of a most Superb and Valuable Collection of Engravings and Etchings, in the Finest possible Condition, mostly Proofs, etc., formed by George Smith, Esq. Sold by Auction by S. Leigh Sotheby and John Wilkinson, 4th March, 1861, and seven following days. London, 1861. 8vo. A very rich collection containing a great many proofs, and not so insufficiently described as many others. STERNBERG. Sammlung der Kupferstiche und Handzeichnungen des weiland Grafen Franz von Sternberg-Manderscheid, verfasst von J. G. A. FRENZEL. I. Italienische Schulen, versteigert in Dresden den 5. Sept. 1836. - II. Deutsche Schulen, versteigert in Dresden den 1. Oct. 1838.III. Niederlindische Schulen, versteigert in Dresden den 4. Mai 1840. - IV. Franzisische und Englische Schule; und Portraits, versteigert in Dresden den 24. Oct. 1842. V. Handzeichnungen, und Supplemente zu den Stichen aller Schulen, versteigert in Dresden den 10. Nov. 1845. 5 Bde. Dresden, 1836 - 45. 8vo. SYKES. A Catalogue of the highly Valuable Collection of Prints, the Property of the Late Sir Mark Masterman Sykes, Bart. [By S. WOODBURN and W. Y. OTTLEY.] 5 parts. London, 1824. 4to. One of the most important sales of engravings that ever occurred. THIEME. Catalog der sehr vorziiglichen Kupferstich-Sammlung des Herrn H. xlii VII. COLLECTIONS OF PRINTS. THIEME, continued. Thieme. Versteigert im R. Weigel'schen Kunst-Auctions-Lokal in Leipzig den 28. Januar 1867. Leipzig, 1866. 8vo. Interesting as containing a very rare impression of an artist's proof of MUiller's Sistine Madonna. See p. 258 of the Catalogue of Engravers. [THOREL.] Catalogue raisonn6 d'estampes du cabinet de M. Th... Par DEFER. Vente'a Paris le 5 decembre 1853. 8vo. Contained some very fine prints from the Debois and other collections. VALOIS. Catalogue raisonne d'une pr6cieuse collection d'estampes, du cabinet de feu M. Charles de Valois. Par F. L. REGNAULT. Vente le 14 dec. 1801. Paris, 1801. 8vo. VANDEN ZANDE. Catalogue d'une riche collection d'estampes et de dessins, composant le cabinet de feu M. Vanden Zande. Rdedige par F. GUICHARDOT. Vente a Paris le 30 avril 1855. Paris, 1855. Large 8vo. A very carefully digested catalogue. VERSTOLK. Catalogue du celebre cabinet des gravures de feu S. E. M. J. Gisbert baron Verstolk de Soelen. Vente a Amsterdam les 28 juin et 26 octobre 1847, et 31 mars 1851. 3 parties. Amsterdam, 1847 -51. 8vo. A very rich and very important collection, the catalogue of which is highly prized. The collection of Drawings of Baron Verstolk was sold at Amsterdam the 22d of March, 1847. VISCHER. Catalogue des livres d'heures, dessins et estampes, formant le cabinet de feu M. Pierre Vischer de B'ale. Redige par Ch. LE BLANC. Vente a Paris 19 avril 1852. Paris, 1852. 8vo. A very rich collection. It contained some fine specimens of the earliest prints but, above all, a very extensive collection of Holbein's woodcuts in the earliest state, and fine impressions. It is to be regretted that the catalogue does not specify them sufficiently. Under No. 979, "Holbein, Son (Euvre," it gives only eight lines of description, saying at the end, "272 pieces." WEBER. Catalogue de la superbe collection d'estampes laissee par feu M. Hermann Weber a Bonn. Ire partie, Ecoles allemande, italienne, francaise et nderlandaise. Vente le 17 sept. 1855. - 2e partie, (Euvre de Rembrandt, et de son kcole. Vente le 28 avril 1856. 2 parties. Leipzig, 1855 - 56, chez Rud. Weigel. 8vo. WEIGEL, Rudolph. Kunst-Catalog. iste bis 35ste Abtheilung. 5 Binde, mit General-Register. Leipzig, 1838 - 67. 8vo. WELLESLEY. Catalogue of the Choice and Valuable Collection of Engravings the Property of the Rev. H. Wellesley, D. D., Principal of New Inn Hall, Oxford. Sold by Auction by S. Leigh Sotheby and John Wilkinson. Part First - Third. 29th June, 1858; 2d June, 1860; 9th July, 1861. London, 1858 - 61. 8vo. A really choice collection of rare early Italian prints. VII. COLLECTIONS OF PRINTS. xliii [WILCOX.] Catalogue of a Magnificent Assemblage of Ancient and Modern Engravings, -the Property of a well-known Collector. Sold by S. Leigh Sotheby and John Wilkinson, the 27th of May, 1856. London, 1856. 8vo. A small collection of only 333 numbers, but containing some very fine proofs, among others a set of Toschi's engravings of Correggio's frescos in artist's proofs. [WILSON, Thomas.] A Catalogue raisonne of the Select Collection of Engravings of an Amateur [described by the owner]. London, 1828. 4to. WINCKLER. Catalogue raisonne du cabinet d'estampes de M. Winckler, banquier A Leipzig. Par M. HUBER. 5 tomes en 8 parties. Leipzig, 1805 -10. 8vo. One of the catalogues that serve as standard works of reference. CATALOGUE OF THE ENGRAVERS. CATALOGUE OF THE ENGRAVERS. A. ACQUA, CRISTOFANO DELL', designer and engraver, born at Vicenza about 1750. MAGNARONI del. The Amphitheatre of Verona. AGOSTINO VENEZIANO (family name DE' MUSI), designer and engraver, was born at Florence about 1490, and died about 1540, probably at Rome, where he went from Florence in 1516, and became, together with Marco da Ravenna, Marc-Antonio's principal pupil and assistant. Bartsch, xIv. RAPHAEL del. The Israelites gathering the Manna. B. 8. 1st state, before address. RAPHAEL del. The Death of Ananias. B. 42. 1st state, before address. FRANCESCO FRANCIA del.? Holy Family, with two Angels. B. 50. The design is attributed to Francesco Francia; according to Passavant (Rafael von Urbino, I. p. 586), however, it is by a pupil of Raphael. Late impression, with Antonio Salamanca's address. RAPHAEL del. Hercules and Antzeus. B. 347. Very early and powerfuel impression. MICHEL-ANGELO del. Les Grimpeurs, Soldiers bathing in the Arno. B. 423. The principal part of the Cartoon of Pisa. 2d state, with the year MDXXIIII. (instead of MDxxIII.), which, in.fine impressions like this, is, according to Bartsch, not inferior to the 1st state. Purchased for ~7 7s. RAPHAEL del. Lo Stregozzo.* A Witch riding on a Skeleton. B. 426. 2d state, with A. V. on the horn. The first impressions are before these or any letters. A copy in God* According to Prof. Andreas Miiller (Iunstblatt, 1858), after Timoteo delle Vite. 4 AGOSTINO VENEZIANO AGOSTINO VENEZIANO, continuecd. dard's collection, No. 447, "in the most perfect condition, and the finest impression known," sold for ~ 66.. A picture by Spagnoletto, taken from this engraving and of the same size, is in the collection of the Duke of Wellington, at Apsley House. Waagen, Treasures, II. p. 276. RAPHAEL del.? Woman with a Vase. B. 474. The drawing for this piece is attributed to Raphael. Fine early imnp~ression. RAPHAEL del. Man with tile Base of a Column. B. 477, Very early impression. From Otto's collection. AGRICOLA, CARL, miniature painter, etcher, and engraver, was born at Sickingen in Baden, in 1779. After 1796 he resided at Vienna. RAPHAEL 2ilex. Madonna called The Virgin in the Meadow, "Die Jungfrau im Griinen." See Passavant, II. No. 37, and III. p. 91. The picture is in the Vienna Gallery. - Engraved in 1812. The 1st proof is before letters, with only the artists' names; 2d proof, lettres grises. PARMEGIANO pinx. Holy Family. Engraved in 1817, while in the collection of Count Fries. Afterwards in the collections of Baron Sternberg and Sir Thomas Lawrence. 2d state, with Sprenger's address. The lst state is before address. HOLBEIN pinex. Virgin and Child. In 8vo. The plate has only the names of the artists; no title was ever engraved. DOMENICHINO ppinx. Diana and Callisto. Engraved in 1811. Proof before letters, with only the names of the artists. DOMENICHINO pinx. The same. First etching of the plate, which has lilewise the artists' names. ALDEGREVER, HEINRICH, painter and engraver, born at Paderborn in 1502, died at Soest in 1562. Pupil of Albrecht Diirer. Bartsch, viII. The Judgment of Solomon. B. 29. Susanna Surprised. B. 30. The Two Elders Accused. P. 31 The Crucifixion. B. 49. ALTDORFER ALDEGREVER, HEINRICH, continued. Sophonisba. B. 62. Fortuna. B. 106. P. Aldegrever's own Portrait, when 28 years of age. B. 188. ALIAMET, JEAN JACQUES, engraver, born at Abbeville in 1728, died at Paris in.1788. A pupil of Philippe Le Bas. TENIERS pinx. Arrivee au Sabat. A witch scene. Engraved from the collection of Count de Vence. AERT VAN DER NEER pinx. Vue de Boom sur le Rupel. A landscape with moonlight. Engraved from the collection of Count de Vence. BERGHEM pinx. Shepherds and Cattle fording a Stream. See Smith, Catalogue raisonne, No. 318. The picture is in the Dresden Gallery. Engraved for Recueil d'estamnpes de la Calerie de Dresde, ii. No. 50. ALIAMET, FRANVOIS, engraver, younger brother of Jacques and an inferior artist, born at Abbeville in 1734, died in 1787. He studied in Paris under Garet and Lisle, and in London under Sir Robert Strange. ANNIBALE CARACCI pinx. The Adoration of the Shepherds (one blowing a tin trumpet). "From the original picture in New College Chapel, Oxford, published by J. Boydell." ALLAIS, ALEXANDRE, engraver, born at Paris in 1792, a pupil of R. U. Massard and Fosseyeux. RIOULT pinx. Phrosine et Mdelidore. Open letter proof. ALTDORFER, ALBRECHT, painter and engraver, born at Altdorf in Bavaria in 1488, died at Ratisbon in 1538. A pupil of Albrecht Diirer. Bartsch, vIII. Christ driving the Money-changers from the Temple. B. 6. With the name C. Meister on the back of the print. The Virgin and Child on a Throne, surrounded by Angels. B. 13. From the collection of F. Geissler, and with his name on the back. The Virgin and Child, with St. Anne preparing the Cradle. B. 14. With the stamp of Ackermann's collection. St. Christopher. B. 19, A Nun in the colonnaded Court of a Cloister. B. 24. From Otto's collection. 6 AMETLLER AMETLLER, BLAS, pupil of Carmona, engraved at Madrid at the close of the last and the beginning of the present century. SPAGNOLETTO pinx. St. Gregory performing a Miracle, probably that of the Brandeum. Very incorrectly called " The Mass of St. Gregory," in which miracle the Saviour appeared with the instruments of his torture. The picture is in the Madrid Gallery. Engraved for the Coleccion de las estampas de los cuadros... pertenecientes al Rey de Esopaia. Proofs are before letters, with only the names of the artists. VELAZQUEZ pinx. The Water-carrier of Seville. The picture is now in the collection of the Duke of Wellington at Apsley House, to whom it was presented by King Ferdinand VII. of Spain. Proof, with only the names of the artists. Engraved for the Coleccion de las estampas de los cuadros... pertenecientes al Rey de:Espaiia. AMLING, CARL GUSTAV VON, designer and engraver, born at Nuremberg in 1651, died at Munich in 1701. A pupil of Frangois de Poilly. MJ. Maximilian Emanuel, Duke of Bavaria, in his younger years. Medallion, held by two angels, who support also a ducal crown. A label above has the inscription: Date Caesari quae sunt Caesaris, et Deo quae sunt Dei. The following inscription is below: Justitia et Pax osculatae sunt. Not mentioned by Le Blanc. From Otto's collection, I. No. 1041. J~. Henrietta Maria Adelaide, Duchess of Bavaria. Le Blanc, No. 17. P. CANDIDO (Pieter de Witte) pinx. The Four Seasons. Four plates: "Ver," "Aestas," " Autumnus," " Hiems." Designs of tapestry in the palace of Munich. Defer, Catalogue ge'nerale. AMSLER, SAMUEL, engraver, born at Schinznach in Switzerland in 1793, died at Munich in 1856. He was a pupil of Oberkogler and H. Lips, and of C. E. C. Hess; but formed his style by the study of Diirer and MarcAntonio. RAPHAEL pinx. The Entombment. Engraved in 1832, with the predella. Passavant, II. 54. The picture is in the Borghese Gallery in Rome, but without the predella representing the three Christian Virtues, Faith, Hope, and Charity, which is now in the gallery of the Vatican. The predella is separately engraved by Desnoyers. See DESNOYERS. Imgpression with the engraver's address, and before the cross on the host over the chalice held by Faith, also with the white stamp of the engraver's initials. ANDERLONI 7 AMSLER, SAMUEL, continued. Artist's proofs are before the name of the engraver, with merely the monogram of his initials and the year 1831, and the name Felsing as printer, in the middle below. No inscription was ever put on the plate. There exist also a very few, probably not more than six, impressions of the plate, which were taken before the predella was added by the artist to fill the lower margin of the plate, because the engraving appeared too square. They are otherwise entirely finished. The plate became the property of the Bibliographic Institution in Hildburghausen, and the later impressions have its address as well as the cross on the host. RAPHAEL pinx. The Holy Family of the House of Canigiani. See Passavant, ii. 52. The picture is in the Munich Gallery. Engraved in 1836. Proof; with open letters. This is the earliest state of the plate. We have found mention of one artist's proof before letters, but Mr. Hermann Amsler, the son of the artist, states that this must have been an impression from the unfinished plate. RAPHAEL pinx. Madonna Staffa. See Passavant, ii. 18. The picture is in the possession of the Count Connestabile della Staffa in Perugia. Engraved in 1821. Proof, with the coat of arms, and the dedication in'traced open uncial letters, with the white stamp of the engraver's initials. OVERBECK pirx. The Triumph of Religion in the Arts. The original is in Stadel's Museum in Frankfort. Engraved in outline. BEGAS _pinx. 1J. Thorwaldsen. With the engraver's autograph dedication to Baron Rumohr. ANDERLONI, FAUSTINO, engraver, born in the province of Brescia about 1766. He lived in Pavia, and his last work appeared about 1830. RAPHAEL pinx. The Virgin and Child, in the Gallery of Naples. Repetition, or rather old copy, of the Bridgewater Madonna. Passavant, II. 97. a. Open letter proof. RAPHAEL pinx. The same. Rare artist's proof, before any letters. The state between this and the preceding is before letters, with merely the names of the artists. CORREGGIO pinx. Magdalen, sleeping, with a Cross. Artist's proof, before any letters, and before the border. There are four kinds of proofs of this plate, viz.:- I. Before any letters 83 ANDERLONI ANDERLONI, FAUSTINO, continued. and before the border, like ours. II. Before letters (Dilexit multum), but with the artists' names. III. Open letter proof, before the dedication. IV. Open letter, with dedication. See Messrs. Holloway and Son's sale Catalogue, London, 1865, I. Nos. 25 - 28. SASSOFERRATO pinx. Mater Amabilis. The picture is in the Gallery of the Ufiizj in Florence. Artist's proof. In the middle, below, only slightly traced with the needle: "F. Anderloni incise." The proofs have the name of the painter and of the engraver. NIC. PoussIN pinx. Holy Family. The infant St. John presenting a scroll to the Virgin, who is seated with the infant Saviour at the base of a column, St. Joseph standing behind, reading. Engraved in 1827, from a picture owned by the publisher of the plate, Sign. Zanetti, in Manchester. Proofs are before letters, with the names of the artists, and the arms. Artist's proofs are before any letters, and before the coat of arms. SEBASTIANO DEL PIOMBO pinx. Pj. Andrea Doria, bust. The original full length portrait is in the Doria palace in Rome, formerly in Genoa. Platner and Bunsen, III. iii. p. 545. Engraved for Vite e Ritratti di illustri Italiani, Milano, Tipografia Bettoni, 1820. Proofs are with open letters. Artist's proofs have merely the artists' names; and still earlier impressions are without any letters. K-UGELGEN pinx. VW. Schiller. Artist's proof; without any letters. GUIDo pinx. The Assumption of the Virgin. Engraved by Garavaglia, finished by F. Anderloni. See GARAVAGLIA. ANDERLONI, PIETRO, engraver, born in 1784 at St. Eufemia in the Brescian Territory, died in 1849. He was a pupil of his brother Faustino and of Longhi. NIc. POUSSIN pinx. Moses at the Well, defending the Daughters of Jethro. See Smith, Cat. rais. No. 23. The picture is in the collection of the Countess Pino at Milan. Engraved in 1818. Proof, with but one line of inscription in opens letters. Artist's proofs are before any letters, with merely " P. A. f." traced with the needle, and with the white lacing of the sandal. Geo. Smith, No. 503, ~ 6 15 s.; Archinto, No. 2, 280fr.; Lehrs, No. 11, 72 th. RAPHAEL pinx. The Judgment of Solomon. From the ceiling of the Camera della Segnatura. Passavant, II. 78. Engraved in 1845. ANDERLONI 9 ANDERLONI, PIETRO, continued. Proof; one line of open letters and arms only traced, before the dedication. The artist's proofs are without the names of the artists, without the inscription of the title, and without the coat of arms and dedication. They have, however, in the shaded socle below, in open letters, the inscription: Date illis infantem vivitm et nolite interficere eum. Reg. III. —Raphael Santius pinx. in aedibus Vaticanis. An earlier state of the artist's proof is before the finished border of the plate, formed of lines. The socle is shaded. The earliest state of the artist's proofs of the finished plate have the socle below white, unshaded, but have likewise in it the inscription, in open letters, which are formed of two lines. Johnson, No. 24, ~ 8 lOs.; Archinto, No. 4, 200 fr. RAPHAEL pinGx. The Vision of Ezekiel. The plate was finished by Longhi. The picture, of the same size as the engraving, is in the Gallery of the Pitti palace. Passavant, II. 118. Proof, with merely the names of the artists. RAPHAEL pinx. Heliodorus driven out of the Temple. Fresco in the Stanza of Heliodorus in the Vatican. Passavant, ii. 105. Engraved in 1830. Proof; one line of open letters, with the coat of arms, and before dedication. RAPHAEL pinx. The same. Artist's proof, "avec remarqzue"" (i. e. the white ring on the hand of the man in the group at the left), before any letters, and before the coat of arms, also before the corners on the two sides of the arch were finished. The finished artist's proofs have also the letters " P. A. f." below, traced with the needle. TITIAN pinx. The Woman taken in Adultery. Engraved in 1821, from a picture then in the collection of the Countess Pino in Milan, now in England. With the address of Tanner (the later address is Lissant) followed by two dots, indicating it to be an impression of the second hundred. TITIAN pinx. The same. Artist's proof, before any inscription, and with merely the letters " P. A. f." traced with the needle; —further (avec remarque), before the flowers on the grounsd were finished. A similar copy, Debois, No. 22, 300 fr.; Johnson, No. 25, ~ 11; Archinto, No. 1, 301 fr.; Lehrs, No. 9, 85 th. The proofs have one line of inscription, like "Moses at the Well." CALISTO DA LODI pinx. Christ bearing the Cross. Proofs are before letters. 10 ANDERLONI ANDERLONI, PIETRO, continued. RAPHAEL p9inX. Madonna called The Virgin in the Meadow, "Die Jungfrau im Grtinen." See Passavant, ii. 37, and III. p. 91. The picture is in the Vienna Gallery. Engraved in 1810. Proof before letters, with merely the artists' names, traced with the needle in small letters. The rare artist's proofs are before any letters. RAPHAEL pinx. Madonna del Passeggio. See Passavant, ii. 263. The original is in the Bridgewater Gallery, and there are several repetitions. Proof before letters. Quandt, No. 2194, 27 th. Artist's proofs are before any letters, and have only the initials of the engraver in the middle below, traced with the needle. Wilcox, No. 16 (London, May, 1856), ~8; Debois, No. 21, 290 fr. In Evans's sale catalogue, 12 12 s. TITIAN pinx. Virgin and Child, adored by two Angels. Engraved from the picture in the collection of the Countess Pino in Milan. Proof before letters, with only the artists' names and the address. Artist's proofs have merely the initials of the engraver cut with the needle. RAPHAEL pinx. The Defeat of Attila. Fresco in the Stanza of Heliodorus in the Vatican. Engraved in 1837. Passavant, ii. 107. Proof, with one line of inscription in open letters, with the coat of arms, and before dedication. The artist's proofs are before any letters, i. e. before the names of the artists, and before the inscription in open letters. The artist's proofs avec remarque are before the upper corners were shaded, but with an inscription in them in open letters: Raphael Santins pinx., etc. They have also the remarque of the white reins of the horse of the last horseman on the right side of the plate. ANDREWS, JOSEPH, engraver, residing in Boston, U. S., where he was born in 1806. A pupil of Goodyear. HEALY pinx. i. Adams, John Quincy. Proof. HEALY plinx.. Grahame, James. STUART pinx. I. Washington. From the original, in the Athenaeum Gallery, Boston, U. S. Proof. AUBRY-LECOMTE 11 ANDREWS, JOSEPH, continued. ALLSTON pinx. The Witch of Endor. Engraved in conjunction with Wagstaff. See WAGSTAFF. ANGUS, WILLIAM, an English engraver who flourished from about 1786 to 1820. ELSHEIMER pinx. Tobit and the Fish. "From the original picture in the collection of the Right Honorable Earl Grosvenor, 1790." -Not mentioned by Waagen. AQUILA, FRANCESCO FARAONE, designer, painter, and engraver, born at Palermo in 1676. He worked at Rome about 1700, in the style of Santi Bartoli. C0RREGGIO pinx. La Vierge al Panier. Madonna, with the child, at her side a basket with a large pair of shears, in the background Joseph, working at his trade. The picture is in the National Gallery. There is another in the Bridgewater collection, and there are numerous repetitions. AQUILA, PIETRO, painter, etcher, and engraver, brother of Francesco, born at Marzella near Palermo in 1677. He also went to Rome, where he became a monk, but still pursued his art. No work of his has a later date than 1700. ANNIBALE CARACCI pinZ. The Dead Christ on the Lap of his Mother, St. Mary Magdalen, St. Francis, and two Angels. Etched. The picture is in the Gallery of the Louvre. Villot, No. 140. AIRDELL, JAMES Mc. See MCARDELL. AUBIN, SAINT. See SAINT-AUBIN. AUBRY-LECOMTE, HYACINTHE LOUIS VICTOR JEANBAPTISTE, historical painter and lithographer at Paris, born at Nizza in 1797, a pupil of Girodet-Trioson. RAPHAEL pinx. Madonna di San Sisto. A lithograph after the repetition, or rather copy, of the picture in Dresden, formerly in the Abbey of Saint-Amand, now in the City Hall of Rouen, Normandy. This differs from the original in that St. Sixtus has, besides the crosier, a bishop's mitre at his feet, instead of the papal tiara. Passavant, ii. No. 240, p. 341, considers the picture a work of the 17th century. It is stated that M. Aubry-Lecomte received from the publisher M. Gaugain 12,000fr. for this work. Impressions were sold for 40- 80fr. The print is of uncommonly large size, and our impression is without any letters. 12 AUDENAERDE AUDENAERDE, ROBERT VAN, painter and engraver, born at Ghent in 1663, where he died in 1743. A pupil of Jan van Cleef and Carlo Maratti. CARLO MARATTI pinx. Dead Christ, and Mourners. 2d state, with Frey's address. CARLO MARATTI pinx. Madonna of the Rosaries. 2d state, with Frey's address. GUIDO RENI pinx. Aurora with Apollo and the Hours. Fresco in the casino of the garden of the Palace Rospigliosi in Rome. Compare the same subject under MORGHEN, RAFFAELLO. Impression with the address of WTesterhout. AUDOUIN, PIERRE, designer and engraver, born at Paris in 1768, died there in 1822. A pupil of Beauvarlet. CARAVAGGIO pinx. The Entombment. The picture is in the Gallery of the Vatican. Platner and Bunsen, ii. ii. p. 431. Engraved for the Mituse Franfais. ANDREA DEL SARTO pinx. Charity. See Alfred Reumont, p. 106; Crowe and Cavalcaselle, III. p. 563. The picture is in the Gallery of the Louvre. Villot, No. 437. Engraved in 1812 for the Mius&e FranFais. RAPHAEL pinx. Venus extracting a Thorn from her Foot, the dripping blood coloring the white rose. From the fresco painting in the Bathing Room of the Cardinal Bibbiena (over the Loggie) in the Vatican. Passavant, JI. 218. Artist's proof, with coat of arms, before letters, and before the names of the artists. CORREGGIO pinx. Jupiter and Antiope. In the collections of Charles I., Cardinal Mazarin, and Louis XIV.; now in the Gallery of the Louvre. Villot, No. 28. Not mentioned by Coxe. BOUILLON _pinx. Girl with an Arrow: II n'est plus tems. RAPHAEL pinx. IP. Raphael and his r'matre d'arsmes. See Passavant, II. 278, and III. p. 176. The picture is in the Gallery of the Louvre. Villot, No. 386. Engraved for the Mz2use Franfais. VELAZQUEZ pinx. bp. Velazquez painting the Infanta Margarita Maria; called " Las Menifias," " The Maids of Honor." Stirling, Velazquez, p. 171. The picture is in the Madrid Gallery. Engraved for the Coleccion de las estampas de los cuadros... pertenecientes al Rey de Espana. Proofs are before letters, with only the artists' names. AUDRAN 13 AUDOUIN, PIERRE, continued. SALVATOR ROSA lpinx. P. Salvator Rosa. In the Florence Gallery of the Uffizj. Engraved for Wicar's Tableaux... de la Galerie de Florence et dal Palais Pitti. CIIATILLON pinx. 1J. Napoleon. AUDRAN, BENOIT, THE ELDER, designer, etcher, and engraver, born at Lyons in 1661, died in 1721. A pupil of Gerard Audran, his uncle, whose works he approached nearer than the second Benoit. Le Blanc, iManuel de l'amateur d'estampes. LE BRUN pinx. Moses at the Well, defending the Daughters of Jethro. Le B1. 9. "A Paris Chez Audran rue St. Jacques aux deux Piliers d'Or avec privilege du Roy." DANIELE DA VOLTERRA Dpinv. David cutting off Goliath's Head. Le B1. 26. DANIELE DA VOLTERRA pinx. The same subject, different view. Le B1. 27. One composition, painted under two aspects. In the Gallery of the Louvre. Villot, No. 347. Engraved with the name of Michel-Angelo as the painter, the first in 1716, the second in 1717. J. VIVIEN pinx. 1],. FEnelon. Le B1. 258. Impression of the 1st state, before address. The 2d state has the inscription: Se vend a Paris chez B. Audran... Luxembourg. LE BRUN pinx. The Presentation of the Virgin in the Temple. With dedication to the Archbishop Harlay by Le Brun. Otto's Catalogue, No. 2729. LE BRUN pinx. The Presentation of the Infant Christ in the Temple. "C. le Brun pinxit. A udran fecit et excud. Cu. priuil. Regis. Se vend a Paris rue St. Iacques aux 2 Piliers d'or. Oblatus est quia ipse voluit. Is. LIII. 7. I1 a &t6 offert parcequ'il a bien voulu l'etre." Le Blanc has only one " Presentation in the Temple " after Le Brun, under No. 32. From Otto's collection. "Ein Iauptblatt im erstem Druck mit des Meisters Adresse, spdtere Driicke haben die von Buldet." Weigel, in Otto's Cataloque, No. 2731. ALBANO pinx. The Baptism of Christ. The picture was in the old Royal collection, but is not now in the Louvre. Waagen, Kunstwerke in' Paris, p. 777, No. 4. Le B1. 37. R. NANTEUIL del. ~1. Behringen, Henri de. Le B1. 242. AUDRAN, BENOIT, the younger, designer, etcher, and engraver, born at Paris in 1700, died there in 1772. Son and pupil of Jean Audran. Le Blanc, Manuel. 14 AUDRAN AUDRAN, BENOIT, continued. PAOLO VERONESE 2pinx. Pelerins d'Emmaiis. Le B1. 5. Arched plate; engraved while in the Gallery of Count Briihl in Dresden. WVATTEAU _Pinx. Danse paysanne. Le B1. 47. AUDRAN, GERARD, designer, etcher, and engraver, born at Lyons in 1640, died at Paris in 1703. A pupil of his father, Claude, and his uncle, Charles, whom he left, to study under Carlo Maratti in Rome. In 1681 he was called to Paris as engraver to Louis XIV. Le Blanc, Manuel. RAPHAEL pinx. The Lord speaking to Moses from the Burning Bush. Le B1. 2. From the ceiling of the Stanza of Heliodorus in the Vatican. Passavant, II. 104. Proof before letters in the margin; the artists' names are engraved at the right hand in the foreground. An impression of the same state, Debois, No. 28, 101fr. RAPHAEL del. The Death of Ananias. Le B1. 40. See Passavant, II. 196. Engraved after a copy by Jervas of Raphael's cartoon at Hampton Court. RAPHAEL del. Paul and Barnabas at Lystra. Le B1. 59. See Passavant, ii. 199. Engraved after a copy by Jervas of Raphael's cartoon at Hampton Court. DOMENICHINO pinx. The Temptation of St. Jerome. Le B1. 54. Fresco in San Onofrio in Rome. Platner and Bunsen, II. iii. p. 583. With the address of Audran: A Paris rue St. Jacques au [sic] deux pilliers d'Or. From Gawet's collection. DOMENICHINO pinx. The Martyrdom of St. Agnes. Le B1. 64. Bologna Gallery. Address: A Paris CShez Audran, rue St. lacques, aux 2 pilliers d'Or. DOMENICHINO pinx. The Mystery of the Rosary. Le B1. 67. Bologna Gallery. Before letters; without inscription, except the names of the painter and engraver, and the engraver's address, "rue St. Jacques aux 2 Piliers d'or." P. MIGNARD pinx. The Felicity of the Blessed. Le B1. 68. Ceiling of the church Val de Grace. Six plates joined, forming a large circle. From Otto's collection. DOMENICHINO pinx. ZEneas saving Anchises. Le B1. 225. In the Gallery of the Louvre. Villot, No. 409. The picture is now ascribed to Spada. AUDRAN 15 AUDRAN, GERARD, continued. LE BRUN pinx. The Battles of Alexander. Le B1. 228 - 231. In the Gallery of the Louvre. Villot, No. 70, et seqq. Four representations, engraved on 13 plates, to be joined, so as to form 4 pieces - 1. The Passage of the Granicus. 2. The Defeat of Darius at Arbela. 3. Porus brought before Alexander. 4. The Triumphal Entry of Alexander into Babylon. The 5th piece, " Alexander entering the Tent of Darius," also belonging to this set, is engraved by Edelinck. See EDELINCK. Impressions with tle nasme of Goyton (the letters in dots) as printer, followed byfour points, indiccating them as from the 4th hundred. From the collection and with the stamp of Ackermann. LE BRUN pinx. The Battle of Constantine and Maxentius. Le B1. 236. Engraved on 3 plates, to be joined. LE BRUN pinx. Triumphal Entry of Constantine into Rome. Le BI. 237. Engraved on 4 plates, to be joined. NIC. PoussIN pinx. Time bearing Truth above the reach of Envy and Slander. Le B1. 101. See Smith, Cat. rais. No. 280. In the Gallery of the Louvre, Villot, No. 446. 2d state, with letters and coat of arnms, before the drapery, and with the address, "aux gobellins." From the collection and with the name of P. Mariette. The Ist state is before the letters and arms as well as before the drapery. Such an impression occurred at Debois's sale, No. 35; it came from the collections Valois, 200 fr.,. Logette, 33 fr., and Scitivaux, and sold for 660 fr. NIC. POUSSIN pinx. The same. Le B1. 101. 4th state, with the drapery, but still with the address of the 3d state, " aux deux piliers d'or," before the address of Buldet (5th state). RAPHAEL pinx. Allegorical Figures, Caryatides, and Termini, from the Stanza of Heliodorus. Le B1. 295 - 307. See Passavant, ii. 109. Thirteen plates, as follows:1. La Noblesse. 2. La Religion. 3. La Paix. 4. La Loi. 5. L'Abondance. 6. Vignoble. 7. La Navigation. 8. La Marine. 16 AUDRAN AUDRAN, GERARD, continued. 9. Commerce. 10. Colonie. 11. Protection. 12. Two halves of- Termini, one male, one female. 13. Two ditto. AUDRAN, JEAN, engraver, born at Lyons in 1667, died at Paris in 1756. He was inferior to Gerard and the two Benoits, and a pupil of his uncle Gerard. Le Blanc, Mianuel. NOEL COYPEL pinx. J. Noel Coypel. Le B1. 355. The plate was engraved for Audran's admission into the Academy. AVELINE, PIERRE, designer and engraver, was born at Paris in 1710, and died there in 1760. He studied after Jean Baptiste Poilly. GIORGIONE pinx. The Finding of Moses. The picture is in the Brera Gallery of Milan, formerly in the archiepiscopal palace of the same place. Engraved for the Cabinet Crozat. B. BACHELEY, JACQUES, designer and engraver, born at Pont-L'Eveque in 1712, died at Rouen in 1781. A pupil of Philippe Le Bas. JAC. RUYSDAEL pinx. Chateau de Ryswick. Not mentioned by Smith (Cat. rais.), but by Nagler (Kiinstler-Lexicon). " Tiree du Cabinet de M. Ribard, a Rouen," to whom the plate is dedicated. BAHMANN, FERDINAND, steel engraver of the present day. DOMENICHINO 2pinx. St. John the Evangelist. Copy of Fr. MUller's engraving, from the picture now in the Imperial Gallery in St. Petersburg, which is a repetition of the one in Castle Howard. DOMENICHINO 2pinc. The same. Proof. BAILLIE, CAPTAIN WILLIAM, amateur designer, etcher and engraver with the needle and the burin and in mezzotinto, was born in Ireland in 1736, and died after 1777. REMBRANDT del. The Gold-weigher. Copy after Rembrandt's etching. Wilson, No. 283. REMBRANDT del. An aged Rabbi with large beard, represented in front view, half length. He wears a broad and flat velvet cap and a large fur-lined cloak; his BALECHOU 17 BAILLIE, CAPTAIN WILLIAM, continued. hands are joined in front over his caftan. On the left, "Rembrandt 1646 "; on the right, " W. Baillie f." Inscription: Agli Dilitanti che anno ii Sapere senza pregiudizio Questa e dedicata. Mezzotinto, in brown. Folio. BALDINI, BACCIO, goldsmith and engraver, born at Florence about 1436. See BOTTICELLI. BALLIU (sometimes BAILLU), PIETER DE, designer and engraver, born at Antwerp about 1614. One of his pieces has the date 1649. MARTIN PEPYN pinx. Susanna and the Elders. G. Hendricx exe. BALECHOU, JEAN JOSEPH, engraver, born at Arles in 1715, died at Avignon in 1764. A pupil of Michel and L6pici6. CARLE VANLOO pinx. Ste. Genevieve. " De la galerie de M. Stiffredi Mornas A Avignon." Artist's proof, not only with the riband round the neck unshaded, but before letters and arms, and in some of the shades, though nearly, yet not entirely finished. An impression of the same state, Logette, No. 4, 160fr.; Debois, No. 47, 190 ft. HYA9INTHE RIGAUD pinx. 3P. Auguste III., Roi de Pologne. Engraved as frontispiece for Vol. I. of Rec. d'est. de la Galerie de Dresde. Cat. Archinto, No. 11, "]Epreuve avant l'ann6e 1750, plac6e au-dessous du nom du graveur, et avant les mots: Chevalier de l'ordre de SaintfMichel, plac6s sous le nom. de peintre," sold for 155 fr. Louis SILVESTRE pinx. P. Bruhl, Count Heinrich. Imnpression before any letters, before the face was altered, and before the alteration in the coat of arms. (Like the copy in the Duke of Buckingham's Catalogue, No. 1664.) The print of this plate forms the frontispiece of Rec. d'estampes de la Galerie Briihl, Dresde, 1754. J. M. NATTIER pinx. j1. "La Force," portrait of the Duchesse de Chateauroux. JACQUES ANTREAU pinx. 1P. Grillot, Jacques Gabriel. FRANCOIS DE TROY pinx. Pj. Julien, Jean de. JACQUES ANDRE' JOSEPH AVED pinx. P1. Taschereau de Liny~res, Bertrand Claude, Confesseur du Roi. J. VERNET pinx. The Storm. The picture, at the time of the engraving, was owned by M. Poulharies at Marseille. 2 18 BALECHOU BALECHOU, continued. 3d state, before the horizontal lines over the inscription, The 1st.state is before any letters or arms. Debois, No. 49, 295fr. 2d state, before any address, and with the misspelling in the inscription "cornpagine" instead of "compagnie." Debois, No. 50, 210fr.; Lehrs, No. 25, 45 th. 3d state, with the spelling corrected, and the address, Se vend a Auignon Chez l'auteur et a Paris Chez Buldet ruze de Geure. In the 4th state the inscription is covered with horizontal lines. J. VERNET 2pinx. The Calm. "Tire du cabinet de M. Renaud chanoine de St. Didier d'Avignon." 3d state, before the horizontal lines over the inscrieption. The Ist state is before address. 2d state, with the address, Se vend a Avignon chez I'auteur. 3d state, a Auitgnon Chez P. Arnavon pres St. Eutrope. The 4th state has the inscription covered with horizontal lines. J. VERNET pinx. The Bathers. "Du cabinet de M. Poulharies h Marseille." 2d state, "6preuve au mollet blanc "; the inscription is covered with horizontal lines. The 1st state is before any letters. 3d state, inscription again on white ground, without the lines. BALESTRA, GIOVANNI, engraver in Rome, pupil of Giovanni Folo. SPAGNOLETTO pinx. Archimedes. Vienna Gallery. BALLAGNY. j. Carlo Botta. Lithograph. BANZO, ANTONIO, engraved in Rome in 1810. RAPHAEL pinx. The Adoration of the Kings. See Passavant, ii. 17. b. p. 23. Engraved from the picture in the Vatican of the size of the engraving, for the Calcografia Camerale in Rome. BARON, BERNARD, engraver, born at Paris about 1700, died at London in 1762. A pupil of Nicolas Tardieu. TITIAN pinx. Jupiter and Antiope. The picture is in the Gallery of the Louvre (Villot, No. 468); formerly in the collection of Charles I., who received it from Philip IV. Engraved for the Cabinet Crozat. TITIAN pinx. The Cornaro Family kneeling before an Altar. Collection of the Duke of Northumberland, Northumberland House. Waagen, Treasures, I. p. 393. BARTOLI 19 BARON, BERNARD, continued. VAN DYCK pinx. P. Charles I. of England on horseback, accompanied by his Master of the Horse, who carries his helmet. See Smith, Cat. rais. No. 207. The picture is in Windsor Castle. Waagen, Treasures, ii. p. 429. HOGARTH _pinx. P. Hoadly, Bishop Benjamin. BARTH, CARL, designer and engraver, born in 1787 at Hildburghausen, where he resided. A pupil of Johann Gotthard von Miiller. GRAFF del. i. Goethe. In 8vo. Proof, before letters. "H." del. 1. Savonarola. BARTOLI, PIETRO SANTI: PIETRO SANTI, OF BARTOLA, where he was born in 1635, Died at Rome in 1700. He was a pupil of Le Maire and Nic. Poussin. RAPHAEL inv. The Adoration of the Kings. See Passavant, II. 205. After an arras-hanging in the Vatican, from the second series, representations from the Life of Christ. Engraved on 3 plates, to be joined. Mariette attributes the third plate to A. Corneille. ALBANO pinx. The Birth of the Virgin. The picture, now in the Gallery of the Capitol, was formerly in the Gallery of the Vatican; and originally in Bologna, in the Oratorio Sta. Maria del Piombo. Platner and Bunsen, III. i. p. 132. RAPHAEL inv. Socle-pictures and Borders of Fresco Paintings and Arrashangings in the Vatican. I. 15 plates. New impressions of the Stamperia Camerale in Rome. 1. Device of the Medici family, with Dedication to Nicolb Simonelli, by Giov. Giac. Rossi (Jo. Jac. de Rubeis). 2. St. Paul reading the Scriptures. Pass. ii. p. 247. Arras-hangings under "Paul and Barnabas at Lystra." 3. Christ and the Apostles: "Feed my Sheep." Pass. II. p. 200. b. Fresco, Room of Torre Borgia. 4. Christ appearing to St. Peter near Rome: "Domine quo vadis." Pass. II. p. 200. d. Fresco, Room of Torre Borgia. 5. St. Mark's Departure for Antioch. Pass. II. p. 247. Arras-hanging, under " Paul and Barnabas at Lystra." 6. Donation of Rome by Constantine. Pass. II. p. 163. Fresco, Stanza of Heliodorus. 20 BARTOLI BARTOLI, PIETRO SANTI, continumed. Judgment of Seleucus. Pass. II. p. 116. Fresco, Camera della Segnatura. 7. Paul before Festus (Paul before Gallio). Pass. II. p. 249. d. Paul blessing Converts at Corinth. Pass. II. p. 249. c. Arras-hanging, under " Paul preaching at Athens." 8. Joseph before Pharaoh. Pass. II. p. 162. a. Fresco, Stanza of Heliodorus. 9. St. Paul at Ephesus; according to others, at Corinth. Pass. II. p. 249. b. St. Paul working as Tentmaker; according to Bartoli, before the Tabernacle. Arras-hanging, under "Paul preaching at Athens." 10. Christ appearing to the Disciples fishing. Pass. ii. p. 199. a. Fresco in the Room of Torre Borgia. 11. Egyptians drowned in the Red Sea. Pass. ii. p. 162. b. 12. Moses receiving the Tablets of the Law. Pass. ii. p. 163. c. Fresco, Stanza of Heliodorus. 13. Simon Magus and St. Peter before Nero. Pass. II. p. 200. c. Room of Torre Borgia. 14. The Annunciation. Pass. ii. p. 163. d. Stanza of Heliodorus. 15. Christ and the Apostles: " Here are two Swords." Pass. ii. p. 116. Camera della Segnatura. A Pope celebrating Mass. Pass. II. p. 163. e. Stanza of Heliodorus. RAPHAEL inv. Socle-pictures of Arras-hangings in the Vatican. II. 15 plates. New impressions of the Stamperia Camerale. Inscription: Leonis X acdndiracdce nirtutis Imagines, etc. 1. Arms of the Medici, and Dedication to Prince Leopoldo de' Medici, by Rossi (Jo. Jac. de Rubeis). 2. Cardinal Giovanni de' Medici going as Legate to Florence. Pass. II. p. 240. Under "The Stoning of St. Stephen." 3. The Cardinal's Reception at Florence. Pass. iI. p. 240. Under the same. 4. The Cardinal flying from Florence, disguised as a Monk. Pass. II. p. 239. Under " Feed my Sheep." 5. Plundering of the Medici Palace. Pass. iI. p. 239. Under the same. 6. The same. Pass. iI. p. 239. BARTOLOZZI 21 BARTOLI, PIETRO SANTI, continued. Under the same. 7. Capture of the Cardinal at the Battle of Ravenna. Pass. ii. p. 242. Under " The Healing of the Cripple." 8. Escape of the Cardinal. Pass. II. p. 242. Under the same. 9. Punishment of the Conspirators. Pass. ii. p. 245. 10. Massacre of the Inhabitants of Prato. Pass. II. p. 245. 11. Scene-after the Capture of Prato. Pass. ii. p. 245. Nos. 9 -11 are under " The Conversion of St. Paul." Passavant describes them as representing the persecution of the Christians by Saul. 12. Reception of the Cardinal, on his returning to Florence. Pass. ii. p. 243. Under "The Death of Ananias." 13. The Gonfalonier Rudolfi's Address to the People. Pass. ii. p. 243. Under the same. 14. The Cardinal going to Rome, after the Death of Julius I. Pass. ii. p. 237. Under " Miraculous Draft of Fishes." 15. The Cardinal receiving as Leo X. the Homage of the Cardinals. Pass. ii. p. 237. Under the same. For these socle-pictures compare also Waagen, Treasures of Art in England, II. p. 395 et seq. BARTOLI del. et sc. after the antique, "Veteres Arcus Augustorum Triumphis insignes ex Reliquiis quae Romae adhuc supersunt." New impression by the Stamperia Camerale, 1824, with 50 plates and 12 pages text, besides 4 pages preface by Carlo Fea. The original edition was published in 1690 with 40 plates and 12 pages text by G. G. de Rossi (de Rubeis). BARTOLOZZI, FRANCESCO, painter, etcher, and engraver, born at Florence in 1730, died at Lisbon in 1813. He studied drawing with Ferretti in Florence, and engraving with Joseph Wagner in Venice; in 1764 he went to London, where he remained 40 years, till in 1807 he went to Lisbon. Le Blanc, Manuel. PAOLO VERONESE dcl. The Judgment of Solomon. Le B1. 11. After a drawing. GUERCINO pinx. The Circumcision. Le B1. 40. The picture is in Bologna, in the church of Giesui e Maria. AG. CARACCI pinx. The Woman taken in Adultery. Le B1. 47. From the Zampieri palace in Bologna, now in the " Royal English collection." 22 BARTOLOZZI BARTOLOZZI, FRANCESCO, continued. B. WEST pinx. St. Paul at Malta. The picture is in the Chapel of the Hospital at Greenwich. Not mentioned by Le Blanc. ANN. CARACCI _pinx. Le Silence, Virgin with the Sleeping Child and St. John. Le B1. 28. The engraving has the inscription: From a painting of Annibale Carracci, in His Majesty's collection. The composition differs from the picture in the Louvre only by the absence of the flowers on the couch, and the absence of the cross and of the halo of St. John. RAPHAEL _pinx. Madonna with the Fish. Le B1. 45. The picture is in the Madrid Gallery. Passavant, ii. 100. CORREGGIO pinx. Madonna of St. Jerome, Il Giorno, The Day of Correggio. Le B1. 38. Virgin and Child with St. Jerome, St. Magdalen, and two Angels. The picture is in the Gallery of Parma. Coxe, p. 86. Le Blanc calls it erroneously " The Night, in Dresden." Bartolozzi engraved this plate for Laurent's Miuse'e de Louvre, when he was 85 years old, and died before he finished it. It was completed by Heinrich Carl MUller, in 1822. The latter was an engraver in Paris, born at Strassburg in 1784, and a pupil of Gu6rin. Nagler, Kiinstler-Lex. Ix. p. 564, No. 7. NIC. PoussIN pinx. Holy Family with Angels offering Flowers and Fruit. Smith, Cat. rais. 83. In the Grosvenor Gallery. Waagen, Treasures, II. p. 172. Not mentioned by Le Blanc. Proof, before letters, only the names of the artists traced with the needle. CARLO DOLCE _pinx. Mater Dolorosa, with the inscription "Madonna." Le B1. 24. From a picture of the size of the engraving, owned by Clothworthy Upton, Esq. Small 4to. Open letters. VAN DYCK pinx. JP. "Van Dyck's Wife, Daughter of Earl Gowry," as Madonna and Child. Smith, Cat. rais. 427. At the time of the engraving, in the collection of Sir Richard Lyttelton. Not mentioned by Le Blanc. COPLEY pinx. The Death of Lord Chatham. Le B1. 447. The picture is in the Vernon Gallery. Impression with shaded letters, but with the szuord-sheath white, between the regular 2d and 3d state. The 1st state of the plate is before letters, and with the sword-sheath white. BARTOLOZZI 23 BARTOLOZZI, FRANCESCO, continued. The 2d state is with open letters, and with the sheath still white. In the 3d state the letters and the sheath are shaded. MICHEL-ANGELO del. Atlas. After a drawing; engraved in the dotted manner. Not mentioned by Le Blanc. ANN. CARACCI pinx. Clytie. Le B1. 122. The picture was, while engraved, in the collection of Mr. John Strange. Proof, before letters. CIPRIANI del. Venus sailing on a Shell, surrounded by Amorini. Le B1. 296. Ticket for a Concert of Giardini. CIPRIANI del. Apollo and Daphne; in the right corner a River-god and two Nymphs. Le B1. 293. Ticket for a Concert of Giardini. ANN. CARACCI pinx. Orlando rescuing Olimpia. Le B1. 312. The picture is in the collection of the Earl of Scarsdale at Keddelstone. Waagen, Treasures, III. p. 393. FRANCESCHINI del. Satyr, Children, and Goat. After a drawing. Not mentioned by Le Blanc. ELISABETTA SIRANI del. A Sleeping Child. Le. Bl. 644. After a drawing. SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS _pinx. x. Burghersh, Lord, a child. Le Bl. 483. Open letter proof. Ip. Gozzi, Gasparo. Le B1. 531. From Vite e Ritratti di illustri Italiani, 2 vol. 4to, containing 60 portraits and text; Milano, Tipografia Bettoni, 1820. Originally engraved, according to Le Blanc, as frontispiece to Rime piacevole del Sign. Conte Gaspare Gozzi, Venezia, 1758, 8vo. GUERCINO oinx. ~1. Guercino. Le B1. 260. The picture is in Windsor Castle. Waagen, Treasures, ii. p. 433. HAMILTON pinx. P1. Kilwarden, Chief Justice. Not mentioned by Le Blanc. Proof, with open and traced letters. SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS pinx. P. Mansfield, Lord. Le B1. 570. Proof, before letters, with merely the names of the artists; and in the middle of the lower margin of the plate, cut with the needle, the inscription: "c Published as the Act directs, 24 Aug. 1786, by F. Bartolozzi, London." ZUCCARO pinx. _. Mary, Queen of Scots, with her little son, James I. Le B1. 515. 24 BARTOLOZZI BARTOLOZZI, FRANCESCO, continued. " The lovely picture by Zuccaro is at Chiswick." Mrs. Jameson, Visits and Sketches, New York, 1834, I. p. 252. Proof, before letters; it has merely the names of the artists and the year 1777, with traced letters. ROSALBA pinz... osalba. Le B1. 597. After her own painting, in the possession of the publisher, J. Walker. Engraved in the dotted manner. SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS pinx.. Thurlow, Lord. Le Bl. 612. Artist's proof, before letters and address; the artists' names are cut with the needle in rtery small letters. Of the coat of arms, held by two birds, there is only the white empty shield. SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS pinx. 11. Yorke, Philip, a child. Le B1. 622. Open letter proof. CIPRIANI and BARRETT pinx. Shakespeare's Tempest. CIPRIANI and BARRETT pinx. Shakespeare's As You Like It. Landscapes in oval, engraved in conjunction with Middiman. See MIDDIMAN. BARTSCH, ADAM VON, designer, etcher, and engraver, born at Vienna in 1757, where he died in 1821. A pupil of Schmutzer. He was Principal Keeper of the Imperial Cabinet of Engravings in Vienna, and author of Le Peintre-Graveur. DIETRICH del. Philip baptizing the Eunuch. From a drawing owned by the Duke of Saxe-Teschen. 2d proof, with open letters. FtYGER del. 1P. Boy with a palette and brushes. Portrait of Fiiger's Son. Etched. F. BOL pinx. 13. Ferdinand Bol's portrait, etched after his own picture. BARY, IENDRIK, designer and engraver, born at Antwerp, about 1625, follower of Corn. Visscher. FRANS VAN MIERIS pinx. " De wyn is een spotter." A Young Woman gone to Sleep over her Wine. 2d state. "Peter Schenck jun. exc." The 1st state is before address. A. BAKKER del. jP. Barth. Prevost. BASAN, PIERRE FRANVOIS, etcher and engraver, born at Paris in 1723, died there in 1797. A pupil of Fessard and Daull6. BAUSE 25 BASAN, PIERRE FRANCOIS, continued. 1. Coppenol. The larger portrait; copy after Rembrandt's etching. Wilson, No. 285. There is a painting by Rembrandt, corresponding with this print (Smith, Cat. rais. 307), in the collection of Lord Ashburton, formerly in Prince Lucien Bonaparte's collection. TITIAN pinx. Portrait of a Blooming Matron in Widow's Attire. Dresden Gallery. Engraved for Rec. d'est. de cla Gal. de Dresde, I. No. 11. TITIAN pinx. Portrait of a Young Woman with a Fan in the Form of a Small Flag. Dresden Gallery. Engraved for Rec. d'est. de la Gal. de Dresde, I. No. 12. BAUDET, ETIENNE, designer and engraver, born at Blois in 1643, died at Paris in 1716. A pupil of S6bastien Bourdon and Cornelis Bloemaert. ALBANO pinx. The Four Elements. Four plates. The pictures are in the Gallery of Turin. BAUSE, JOHANN FRIEDRICH, designer and engraver, born at Halle in 1738, died at Weimar in 1814. He studied after Wille. Keil, Catalog des Kupferstichwerkes von J. F. Bause, Leipzig, 1849. MENGS _pinx. The Little Cupid. K. 13. Dresden Gallery. Engraved for Rec. d'est. de la Gal. de Dresde, III. No. 14. Proof. FRANS MIERIS pinx. The Persian. K. 33. CASPAR NETSCHER pinx. Rosetta. K. 36. SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS pinx. La petite Rusee. K. 39. SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS pinx. The same. K. 39. Proof. A. GRAFF pinx. 1J. Bodmer, J. J. K. 212. A. GRAFF pinx. B1. Bohme, J. G. K. 207. A. GRAFF _pinx. jP. Bbhme, Chr. Regina, wife of the preceding. K. 208. A. GRAFF pinx. J. Ernesti, J. A. K. 162. A. GRAFF pinx. 1. Forster, J. R. K. 206. A. GRAFF pinx. 1P. Frederick Augustus of Saxony. K. 136. A. GRAFF pinx. 1. Frederick II. of Prussia. K. 128. A. GRAFF pinx. P. Gellert, Chr. F. K. 180. 8vo. Engraved as frontispiece to Gellert's Schriften, Leipzig, 1775. 26 BAUSE BAUSE, JOHANN FRIEDRICH, continued. A. GRAFF pinx. JP. Gessner, Salomon. K. 190. FITTLER pinx. 1p. Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden. K. 132. CESER 2inx. 3P. Jerusalem, J. F. W. K. 163. V. H. SCHNORR pinx. 1p. Kant. K. 217. A. SCHEITS pinx. _ p. Leibnitz. K. 204. A. GRAFF pinx. 2. Spalding, J. J. K. 165. 12. Utenbogaert, the Dutch minister. K. 246. Copy of Rembrandt's print (Wilson, 281), not in an octagon border, but square and arched. MAY pinx. 12. Wieland. (1782.) K. 209. A. GRAFF 19inx. 1p. Wieland. (1797.) K. 210. A. MARON pinx. 1P. Winckelmann, J. J. K. 205. A. GXAFF pinx. 12. Winckler, Gottfried. K. 225. BAZIN, NICOLAS, designer and engraver, born at Troyes in Champagne about 1636. A pupil of Claude Mellan. He worked in Paris, and his plates bear date from 1681 to 1707. CORREGGIO 2pinx. Madonna and Child, St. John bringing Fruit. The picture is in the Imperial Gallery of St. Petersburg. BAZIN del.:(?) P. Madame Helyot. With the address: Mariette excud. BEATRIZET (Lat. BEATRICIUS), -NICOLAS, the elder, "'the Master of the Die " _[]. His name very likely was Dado, or Daddo, and he used the die as an emblem of his name. He appears to have been a pupil of the school of Marc-Antonio. He is supposed to be a native of Venice, and flourished in Rome 1532-1550. Bartsch, xv. RAPHAEL pinx. The Transfiguration. B. 6. After Raphael's first design, before the two deacons were introduced on Mount Tabor. -Passavant, II. 244. GIULIO ROMANO inv. Triumph of Cybele. B. 18. Retouched impression, with the 1st address of Salamanca. RAPHAEL inv. AEneas saving Anchises. B. 72. Retouched impression, with the address of Thomassin, which is erased on the print. RAPHAEL inv. Scipio's Victory over Syphax. B. 73. Without the inscription: "Summum," etc., and without Lafreri's address. BEAUVARLET 27 BEATRIZET, NICOLAS, le Lorrain, or the younger, born in Lorraine about 1507. He studied after the works of Marc-Antonio, engraved in Rome from 1540 to 1562, and died there about 1570. Bartsch, xv. MICHEL-ANGELO inv. Fall of Phaethon. B. 38. With the original address A(ntonii) L(afreri) F(ormis). From Geissler's collection. MICHEL-ANGELO inv. Tityus gnawed by the Vulture. B. 39. With the original address of Ant. Salamanca. From Otto's collection. PERINO DEL VAGA inv. The Sacrifice of Iphigenia. B. 43. 1st state, before the coat of arms, but mended. The Battle of the Romans with the Dacians. B. 94. After the antique; bas-relief from the Arch of Constantine in Rome. Fine impression, with the original address of Lafreri. BEAUVAIS, NICOLAS DAUPHIN DE, designer and engraver, born at Paris in 1687, died there in 1763. A pupil of G. Audran. CORREGGIO pinx. St. George, with other Saints, before the Virgin and Child. See Coxe, p. 32. The picture is in the Dresden Gallery. Engraved with N. Dupuis, for Rec. d'est. de la Gal. de Dresde, I. No. 2. VAN DYCK pinx. St. Jerome Penitent. Dresden Gallery. Engraved for Rec. d'est. de la Gal. de Dresde, ii. No. 49. BEAUVARLET, JACQUES FIRMIN, designer and engraver, born at Abbeville in 1731, died at Paris in 1797. A pupil of Ch. Dupuis and of L. Cars. GUIDo pinx. Les Couseuses. The Virgin, surrounded by eight other Maidens, sewing. The picture is in the Imperial Gallery of St. Petersburg. Proof, before any letters. ALESSANDRO TURCHI _pinx. Venus lamenting Adonis. Dresden Gallery. Engraved for Rec. d'est. de la Gal. de Dresde, II. No. 15. Proof, before any letters. VIEN pinx. L'Offrande a Venus. VIEN pinx. La Marchande d'Amours. Engraved from a picture in the collection of the Duke de Coss6. A. VAN OSTADE jpinx. Le Caf6 Hollandais. See Smith, Cat. rais. 11. Engraved when in the collection of Count de Vence. OUDRY pinax. La Surprise due Rlnard. "A Paris chez l'auteur." 28 BEAUVARLET BEAUVARLET, JACQUES FIRMIN, continued. DROUAIS 2inx. P1. Charles Philippe, Count of Artois, afterwards Charles X., 6 years old, and his Sister, Mme. Clotilde, afterwards Queen of Sardinia, 4 years old, mounting a Goat. The picture is in the Gallery of the Louvre. Villot, No. 187. DROUAIS 9pinx. 1). Bouchardon. Engraved for his admission into the Academy. BECK, lithographer. LE BLANC pinx. Die Kirchgingerin. BEGA, CORNELIS, painter and etcher, pupil of Ostade, born at Haarlem in 1620, where he died in 1664. Bartsch, v. Bust of an Old Woman, in oval. B. 7. 1st state, before the border, and bebfore the plate was cleaned. Woman Smoking. B. 11. 1st state, before the plate was cut, and before the cleaning. BEHAM, BARTHEL, painter and engraver, born at Nuremberg in 1502, or, according to some, in 1490, died in Italy in 1540. A pupil of Albrecht Diirer, and, later, of Marc-Antonio. Bartsch, viII. Woman seated on a Cuirass. B. 20. Apollo and Daphne. B. 25. Cupid as Postilion. B. 32. The Miser. B. 38. 1). Ferdinand I., Emperor of Germany. B. 61. 1st impression, before address of J. ab Heyden. BEHAM, HANS SEBALD, painter and engraver, born at Nuremberg in 1500, died at Frankfort in 1550. He studied with his uncle, and then entered the school of Albrecht Diirer. Bartsch, vIII. The Marriage-feast at Cana. B. 23. From Ackermann's collection. Christ Triumphant. B. 30. The Prodigal Son wasting his Fortune. B. 32. St. Sebaldus. B. 65. 2d state, plate made smaller. Dido. B. 80. From the collection, and with the name of Gawet, 1795. The Magnanimity of Trajan. B. 82. The same. B. 82. 1st state, before the year, 1537. BELLA 29 BEHAM, HANS SEBALD, continued. Patience. B. 138. Fortune. B. 140. 1st state, before retouch. From Otto's collection, No. 367. Misfortune. B. 141. Melancholy. B. 144. The earliest impressions are before the date, 1539. A Young Woman accompanied by Death. B. 149. 1st state, before the additional blade of grass near the vase. Three Soldiers with a Dog. B. 196. 1st state, with the tablet bordered with strokes of different length. The Sentinel over the Powder Cask. B. 197. The Ensign with Drummer and Fifer. B. 198. 1st state, bqfore tablet or inscription. From Ackermann's collection. The Ensign and the Drummer. B. 199. A Woman's Head. "Eines Weibes Havpt." B. 220. The Little Buffoon with a Scroll. B. 230. BELLA, STEFANO DELLA, painter, designer, and etcher, born at Florence in 1610, died there in 1664. He studied drawing with Cesare Dandini, and engraving with Canta-Gallina, becoming acquainted with Callot, and imitating, for a while, his manner. Jombert, Essai d'un Catalogue de l' (Euvre d'Etienne de la Belle, Paris, 1772. Landscape. Jombert 79. Le B1. 1068. Two horsemen, near an old tree, preceded by a dog; on the right side of the road 7 sheep and a goat; on the left, 3 sheep, a goat, and a cow, with a shepherd, and a shepherdess with a distaff in her hand. " Bella in. & f. cum Pri. Reg. christ." Folio. View of the Pont Neuf in Paris. Jomb. 112. Le B1. 1047. 2d state, with the weathercock. Livre des Paysages. Jomb. 127. Le Bl. 1082 - 1094. Dedicated to Ant. Le Charron, Baron de Dormelles. 1646. Suite of 13 pieces, round. "F. L. D. Ciartres ex. cum Privil. Regis Christ." 1st state, with the above address, and before the inscription on the stone, which is the dedication. 2d address, N. Langlois ils; 3d address, P. Mariette. A Polish stable-groom on horseback, leading another horse through water. Le B1. 985. Without the name. 30 BELLA BELLA, STEFANO DELLA, continued. A Negro in Eastern Costume, half-size. Jomb. 205. Le B1. 995. Represented as holding a horse, eating, whose head is adorned with ostrich-feathers; on the right hand, farther back, a Turk on horseback. In the right upper corner, S. D. B. fee. Four Turks, half length figures. Jomb. 207. Le Bl. 993. Two of them are looking to the right, the other two to the left. Without the name. Five half length figures. Jomb. 208. Le Bl. 991. Three Turks and a negro looking to the right; another Oriental with a kerchief tied round his head, looking to the left. Iithout the name. BENAGLIA, GIUSEPPE, an engraver of our own time; born at Monza, died at Milan. He was a pupil of Vangelisti. LEONARDO DA VINCI invent', SALAINO dipinse. Madonna and Child with a Lamb and St. Anne. The picture is in the Leuchtenberg Gallery in Munich; a repetition is in the Gallery of the Louvre. The composition is different from the celebrated Cartoon of the Royal Academy in London. Rigollot, No. 20, p. 31; compare also No. 21. Impression with open letters. IJ. Beccaria. Engraved for Vite e Ritratti di illustri Italiani. BERGER, DANIEL, engraver and etcher, born at Berlin in 1744, where he died in 1824. A pupil of his father, Friedrich Gottlieb Berger, and of G. F. Schmidt. REMBRANDT pi7nx. The Duke Adolphus of Gueldres threatening his Imprisoned Father. In the Berlin Gallery. Smith, Cat. rais. 166, incorrectly states that there is a duplicate of this picture in Dresden. He also misunderstands the meaning of the picture. The two black servants behind the prince, which this engraving represents, are in the picture, though G. F. Schmidt, in his etching, left them out. BERGHEM, NICOLAAS, painter and etcher. His family name was Klaasze, and he was born at Haarlem in 1624, where he died in 1683. His first instruction he received from his father, Pieter Klaasze of Haarlem, a very inferior painter; and he studied afterwards with Van Goyen, with Grebber, and with Weeninx. Bartsch, v., and Weigel, Sucpplments. Shepherd with Flock, fording a Stream. B. 9. BERVIC 31 BERGHEM, NICOLAAS, continued. 3d state, with the Number. Three Goats under a Tree. B. 50. 3d state, with the Number. BERNARDI, JACOPO, engraver, born at Verona, pupil of Raphael Morghen; worked in Venice, Paris, etc. LEONARDO DA VINCI pinx. The Virgin nursing the Child, who holds a Pigeon in one hand. See Rigollot, No. 34. Engraved from the picture then in the collection of Count Litta in Milan, but since 1865 in the Gallery of the Hermitage of St. Petersburg. There are several repetitions of this picture. LEONARDI DA VINCI pinnx. The same. Artist's proof, with merely the words, " J. Bernardi dis. ed. inc. 1828," cut with the needle. ARY SCHEFFER pincx. St. Cecilia, half length figure. Artist's proof No. 39, on India paper. With the inscription, in very small needle writing: "Grave par Jacopo Bernardi d'apres Ary Scheffer." RAPHAEL pinx. x p. " Raphaelis Amicitia Celeberrima." The picture is in the Marlborough collection in Blenheim. The repetition, from which this engraving was made in 1830, was owned by Signora Cavallini-Brenzoni in Verona. Pass. ii. No. 281, p. 429. I. Washington. Engraved from Greenough's statue. BERNARD, J., mezzotinto engraver in Vienna, at the beginning of this century. FRANCESCO FRANCIA pinx. The Virgin adoring the Child amid Flowers. Inscribed erroneously with the name of Raphael as painter. Passavant, II. p. 412. kk. The picture is in the Munich Gallery. Engraved in mezzotinto. BERNINGEROTH, JOHANN MARTIN, designer and engraver, born at Leipzig in 1713, died there in 1767. A pupil of his father, Martin. 1J. Lebrecht Behrisch, jurisconsult. (See Goethe's Autobiography.) BERTAUD, MARIE ROSALIE, engraver, born at Paris in 1738. She was a pupil of Saint-Aubin and Choffard. Jos. VERNET pinx. La Barque mise a flot. BERVIC, CHARLES CLEMENT, designer and engraver, born at Paris in 1756, died there in 1822. His real name was Jean Guillaume Barvez. A pupil of Wille. 32 BERVIC BERVIC, CHARLES CLEMENT, continued. iRAPHAEL 2pin. St. John the Baptist. See Passavant, II. 243. The picture is in the Tribune of the Florence Gallery. Engraved in 1791 for J. B. Wicar's Tableaux... de la Galerie de Florence et du Palais Pitti. I st proof before letters; the open uncial letters of the artists' names are merely traced with the needle. A similar copy, H6sel, No. 53. George Smith, No. 527, ~5 lOs. Laocodn. Engraved, after the antique, for the Mzusee Franrais. Impression of the finished plate with letters, on India paper, with the name of Ramboz as printer; 1st state. The same. 2d artist's proof. Merely the name "Bervic," traced in the centre under the plate, and before the additional name. " Ramboz, imprimeur." 1st artist's proof, before any letters, Lamotte-Fouquet, No. 168, 82 th.; Debois, No. 80, 700fr.; (Wilcox,) London, May, 1856, No. 23, ~ 7 10 s. - 2d artist's proof, like ours, Debois, No. 80 bis, 275fr. - 3d state, proof before letters, with Bervic's iname, and that of Ramboz as printer. - 4th state, print, with the inscription. The first impressions were made by Ramboz. GUIDO pinx. L'Enlkvement de Dejanire. The picture, formerly in Jabach's collection, is in the Gallery of the Louvre. Villot, No. 337. -Engraved in 1798. Artist's proof, before any letters, G. Smith, March, 1861, No, 528, ~ 11 15 s. - 1st proof, with only the names of the artists, Debois, No. 81. REGNAULT pinx. L'Education d'Achille. The picture is in the Gallery of the Louvre. Villot, No. 466. Engraved in 1803. 3d proof, before letters, i. e. before the inscription of the title, but with the names of the artists, the registration, and the engraver's address. Artist's proof, before any letters, Debois, No. 82, 180fr. The states of the last two plates are alike, and there are five, viz.: I. Befdre any letters, artist's proof. - II. With merely the names of the artists: before the registration, and before the address; 1st proof. - III. With the artists' names, and the registration, but before the address; 2d proof. - IV. Still before letters, i. e. before the inscription of the title, the lower margin of the plate being all blank, except (a) above, close under the print: Peint par Guide, gravee par Bervic (or Peint par Neynault, - gravee par Bervic). Enregistree le xv Prairial de l'an vI, on the first plate, Guido's picture,- and Enregistree le xIx Germinal vi, on the second; and (b) at the bottom of the margin of the plate: Se vend BETTELINI 33 BERVIC, CHARLES CLEMENT, continued. chez Bervic. Galerie du Mfuseum, No. 12. 3d proof, like ours.- V. With the title and full inscription. There is, however, a great difference in the impressions of this state, and the plates are still in existence. LEJPICIE pinx. La Demande acceptee. Engraved in 1784. Proof, with the names of the artists and the coat of arms, and one line of inscription, the title, but before the dedication. First proofs are before letters and arms, and have only the name "Bervic." LEPICIni pinx. Le Repos. Engraved in 1783. 2d state of the plate, and 1st state of the print, with letters, and the address of the two artists, but before. the address of Vfartin. The 1st state is before letters, but with the names of the artists. The 3d state has the inscription and the address. CALLET pinx. 1. Louis XVI. of France. Engraved in 1790. The picture is in the Historical Museum at Versailles. Impression from the plate before it had been cut in the middle (during the French Revolution) and with the signature of the engraver's name in pencil. The 1st state is before any letters, and before the border was finished at the top and bottom. Logette, No. 14, 601 fr. - The 2d state, before any letters, with the border finished, Rigal, No. 88, 259fr. - The 3d state, with only the names of the artists and the address of the engraver, also his signature in pencil, Debois, No. 83, 191fr. In the sale catalogue of Amsler and Ruthardt, Berlin, 1865, I. No. 46, priced at 70 thalers. - The 4th state, like our copy, with the inscription, i. e. with letters, but before the plate was cut, and with the engraver's signature.- To the 5th state belong the impressions made after the restoration from the rejoined plate. BERVIC del. j. Charles Gravier, Comte de Vergennes. Engraved in 1780. BETTAZZI, R., engraved for V. Marchese's "San Marco in Firenze." See MARCHESE. BETTELINI, PIETRO, designer and engraver, born at Lugano in 1763, died at Rome in 1828. A pupil of Gandolfi and Bartolozzi; in his later works approaching the style of R. Morghen. RAPHAEL pinnx. The Transfiguration. See Passavant, II. under 244, p. 362. m. The composition differs somewhat from the picture in the Vatican. Christ is represented in a glory 3 34 BETTELINI BETTELINI, PIETRO, continued. of elliptical form, and the two deacons on Mount Tabor are absent. Compare also LUIGI PIzzI and FRANcESCO PozzI in this catalogue. Proof, open traced letters. ANDREA DEL SARTO pinx. The Entombment, or Pietat. The picture is in the Gallery of the Pitti palace in Florence. Alfred Reumont, p. 174; for this engraving see p. 179. See also Crowe and Cavalcaselle, III. p. 571. Proof: "'Andrea del Sarto dipinse, Pietro Bettelini inc. in Roma nel 1811." O2ne line of inscription in open letters. " Et vidimus eum despectum, et novissimum virorum, virum dolorum Is. C. 53." An open space, and below: " Luigi Bardi impresse - In Firenze presso Nicolo Pagni." Artist's proofs have A. del Sarto pinx. - P. Bettelini sc. slightly traced with the needle. There are still earlier impressions, before any letters. TITIAN pinx. Virgin with the Child and a Book in her Hand. Proof, with the inscri2ption "Mater Sapientiae" in open letters, and the artists' names written with the needle. Artist's proofs have only the names of the artists traced with the needle. RAPHAEL _pinx. Madonna dei Candelabri. See Passavant, II. 264, and III. p. 168. The picture is in the collection of H. A. J. Munro, Esq., in London. Formerly in the Gallery of the Duke of Lucca. Proofs have open letters. Artist's proofs are before any letters (Marshall's Cat.), others have merely the artists' names, written with the needle. CORREGGIO ]pinx. Madonna col Divoto. The Madonna appearing to the donor in a Glory, St. James and St. Jerome seated below. In the Munich Gallery. Not mentioned by Coxe. Proofs have open letters. DOMENICHINO pinx. St. John the Evangelist in Ecstasy, supported by two Angels. The picture, formerly in the Giustiniani Gallery, is now in the collection of John P. Miles, Esq., at Leigh Court. Waagen, Treasures, III. p. 182. Artist's proof, before any letters, with only the coat of arms. SCHIDONE 1pinx. St. Magdalen. There is a corresponding picture in the Munich Gallery, only in that composition one of the angels holds a skull, whereas here he holds a book in his hand. Engraved in 1810. Proof before letters; with only the artists' names traced, very small, with the needle, and with the coat of arms. Artist's proofs are like the preceding. GUIDo p2inx. Virgin and Child in a Glory, below St. Thomas and St. Jerome. BISI 35 BETTELINI, PIETRO, continued. The picture is in the Gallery of the Vatican. Platner and Bunsen, II. ii. p. 432. GUIDO pinx. The Assumption of the Virgin. The picture is now in the Munich Gallery. It was formerly in the church Santa Croce in Rome, afterwards in the Diisseldorf Gallery. Proof, open and traced letters. BETTONI, a celebrated printer, born at Porto-Guaro in Lombardy in the latter part of the last century. He established presses in Brescia, Padova, Milan, and other cities of Italy, and published several collections of portraits. J1. Volta, Alessandro. With merely the inscription, Per Nicohl Bettoni. Engraved for his Vite e' Ritratti di illustri Italiani. BEZZI, an Italian engraver of the present day. Alexander's Entry into Babylon. 18 plates. Thorwaldsen's bas-reliefs. Before any letters. BINK, JACOB, painter and engraver, born at Cologne about 1490, died at Kdnigsberg in 1568. A follower of the school of Albrecht DUrer. Combat of eleven Naked Men on foot. See Bartsch, viii. art. "I B.," No. 21. BIONDI, VINCENZO, an engraver of the present day, born in Florence. _RAPHAEL pinx. St. John the Baptist. The picture is in the Tribune of the Florence Gallery. Passavant, iI. 243. Proofs have only the names of the artists. Artist's proofs are before any letters. Lehrs, Nos. 30 and 31. BISI, ERNESTA, painter and engraver. She was born at Lugano, and belongs to the school of Longhi. ip. Agnesi, Gaetana. 1. Colonna, Vittoria. These two portraits were engraved for Vite e Ritratti di illustri Italiani. BISI, MICHELE, engraver, born at Genoa about 1788, a pupil of Rosaspina and afterwards of Longhi. LUINI pinx. Virgin and Child with St. Anthony and St. Barbara. Fresco painting cut out of the wall and removed to the Brera Gallery in Milan. 36 BISI BISI, MICHELE, continued. LUINI pinx. The same. Artist's proof, before any letters. In the middle of the lower margin a large white stamp, representing an owl holding a palette, and around it the inscription: "I. R. Academia di belle arti di Milano." Amsler and Ruthardt's sale catalogue, Berlin, 1865, I. No. 62, 45 th. Proofs have the inscription, Bernardo Luini Dipinse a fresco - Michele Bisi diseyno ed incise, delicately written with the needle; a white space, and below, in open letters, Premiata dalla Reale Academia di Mlilano nell' Agosto del 1815 e nello stesso tempo publicata. Arndt, I. No. 1782, 492 th. APPIANI pinx. Venus embracing Cupid. Engraved from a picture in the possession of Count Sommariva. p. Amerigo Vespucci. Engraved for Vite e Ritratti di illztstri Italiani. ]J. Franklin. Engraved in 1818 for Nicolo Bettoni's collection of portraits entitled Panteon delle lazioni. BITTHEUSER, JOHANN PLEIKARD, engraver, pupil of J. G. von Miiller, born at Butthard in 1774, lived in Wiirzburg. TISCHBEIN _pinx. 1P. August von Kotzebue. Proof, open letters. Artist's proofs are before any letters. BLAKE, WILLIAM, a very eccentric English artist. Born in 1757. His instruction in engraving he received from Basire. HOGARTH pinx. The Beggar's Opera. With the key of the portraits. The picture is owned by John Murray, Esq. BLANCHtARD, the father, born at Paris in 1766. MuRILLO pinx. Ste. Juste. See Stirling, Annals, III. p. 1439. In the collection of the Duke of Sutherland in Stafford House, No. 54. Not mentioned in Waagen's Treasures. 1st proof, No. 19, before letters, with only the names of the artists, the printer, and the publisher. On India paper. COUDER dcl. P. Washington. " Dessine par Couder. Grav6 par A. Blanchard." Open letter, India paper. The print is dedicated to General Jackson by the publisher, N. Bettoni. BLOEMAERT 37 BLANCHARD, AUGUSTE JEAN BAPTISTE MARIE, the son, born at Paris in 1792, a pupil of his father. ARY SCHEFFER jpinx. Christus Remunerator. Proof before letters, with the tablet below white. On India paper. MURILLO pinx. P. The painter's own portrait. See Stirling, Annals, II. 898 and IIn. 1445. The picture was owned by King Louis Philippe of France. Proof, with only the names of the artist, the printer, and the publisher. The artist's proof is before any letters, except the inscription in the picture, Vera effigies, etc. BIENNOURRY del. 3p. Pope Pio Nono. Proof, with only the names of the artists. In the background of the picture is the coat of arms of the Pope. BLASCHKE, J., engraver at Vienna, at the beginning of this century. MURILLO pinx. St. John the Baptist, as a Child. The picture is in the Vienna Gallery. BLOEMAERT, CORNELIS, etcher and engraver, born at Utrecht in 1603, died at Rome in 1680. A pupil of his father, Abraham, and of Crispin de Passe. "RAPHAEL pinx." The Adoration of the Shepherds. The composition is not Raphael's, but, as Mariette has observed, by Andrea Meldolla, called Schiavone, painter and etcher, who was born in Dalmatia, 1522, and died at Venice in 1582. See R. Weigel, in Otto's Catalogue, ii. p. 63, No. 842; also Sternberg's Cat. I. No. 2469, and Einsiedel's, I. No. 898. J. B. Franceschi of Venice, the publisher of the plate, states, in the dedication to the Emperor Ferdinand III., that he owns the original, which he calls a Raphael. Bloemaert's name is not on the plate. The medallion, suspended on a column in the picture, contains the portrait of Franceschi. 2d impression, with the address of Rossi (de Rubeis). ANN. CARACCI _pinx. Christ on the Cross. 1st state, before address. TITIAN pinx. The Virgin and Child in a Glory with St. John. The picture was in the Giustiniani collection; it is not in the Berlin Gallery. 1st state, with the engraver's address. With P. Mariette's name on the back of the print. RAPHAEL pinx. St. Luke painting the Virgin. See Passavant, II. 272. The picture is in the Academy of St. Luke in Rome. 38 BLOEMAERT BLOEMAERT, CORNELIS, continued. 2d state, with the address of Rossi (de Rubeis). The 1st state is without address. GUERCINO pinx. St. Peter raising Tabitha. The picture is in the Gallery of the Pitti palace in Florence. Kugler's Handbook, 3d edit. ii. p. 495. Impression before address. St. Yves, 273fr.; Logette, 100fr.; R6vil, 60fr.; Debois, 39fr. ANDREA DEL SARTO p2inx. The Marriage of St. Catherine with St. John. Engraved when in the Giustiniani Gallery in Rome. Not mentioned by Alfred Reumont. The picture is not in Berlin. Winckler's Cat. ii. ii. No. 4502; Nagler's K.-L. xIx. p. 419. ANN. CARACCI pinx. St. Margaret. After the picture in Santa Caterina de' Funari in Rome, which is a repetition of a figure from a picture in the Dome of Reggio. Platner and Bunsen, iII. iii. p. 517. 2d state, with Rossi's address. ABRAHAM BLOEMAERT pinx. Christ appearing to St. Ignatius Loyola. The picture is in the Jesuit church at Bois-le-Duc. 1st state, with the engraver's address. PIETRO DA CORTONA pine. Apollo. PIETRO DA CORTONA pinx. Diana. Frescos in the Room of Apollo in the Pitti palace in Florence. 2d state, with Rossi's address. RUBENS pinx. Meleager and Atalanta with the Boar's Head. See Smith, Cat. rais. 841. The picture is in the Marlborough collection in Blenheim. Inmpression with the engraver's address. BLOOTELING, ABRAHAM, designer and engraver with the burin and with aqua-fortis and in mezzotinto, born at Amsterdam in 1634, died in 1690 or 1695. Believed to be a pupil of the Visschers. 9. "Michael-Angelus Bonarotus nobilis Florentinus." "A. Blooteling Fecit et Excudit." Mezzotint, in 8vo. PALAMEDES pinx. X. Cocceius, Johannes. VAN DYCK pinx. p. The Marquis of Mirabella. "Marquis de Mirabelle. A. van Dyck pinxit. A. Bloteling sculp. et excud." The watermark of the paper is the coat of arms of Amsterdam. There is a corresponding portrait in the collection of Warwick Castle. Smith, Cat. rais. 727. Waagen, Treasures, III. p. 214. BOISSIEU 39 BLOOTELING, ABRAHAM, continued. The plate, though corresponding in size, was never added to the collection of Van Dyck's portraits (the Iconographia). 1p. Ruyter, Admiral Michiel Adriensz. " A. Blotelingh fecit aqua forti et Exc." With the engraver's address. BLOT, MAURICE, designer and engraver, born at Paris in 1754, died in 1818. A pupil of Saint-Aubin. RAPHAEL pinxc. La Vierge aux Candelabres. See Passavant, II. 264, and III. p. 168. From the Gallery Borghese and of Lucien Bonaparte in Rome the painting came into the collection of the Duke of Lucca, in which it was sold in London; it is now in the collection of H. A. J. Munro, Esq., in London. Engraved for the Gcalerie Lucien Bonaparte, No. 134. Proof. The artists' names below the socle which has the title, " La Vierge aux Candelabres," in finished shaded letters are ins large cursive letters, but delicately cut with the needle. VAN DER WERFF pinx. The Judgment of Paris. See Smith, Cat. rais. 83. The picture was in the Orleans Gallery. The Dresden picture differs a little in the composition from this. LEONARDI DA VINCI pinx. La Vanite. From the picture " Vanity and Modesty" in the Gallery of the Sciara palace in Rome, of which there are several repetitions. Rigollot, No. 56. BOISSIEU, JEAN JACQUES DE, painter and etcher, born at Lyons in 1736, died there in 1810. His first lessons in drawing were received from Lombard and Frontier, and he perfected himself by the study of the great masters of the Netherlands, but especially after Nature. The references are to Rigal's Catalogue, and Le Blanc's Mcfanuel. The impressions are nearly all modern. p3. Boissieu's own portrait. R. 1. Le B1. 20. He holds a design of a landscape with cattle in his hands, and before him stands a cast of the head of one of the sons of Laocodn. Folio. St. Jerome writing; in a Landscape, by a Tree. R. 2. Le B1. 1. Large folio, upright. The two Fathers of the Desert. R. 3. Le B1. 2. Large folio, upright. Pope Pins VII. blessing the Children. R. 4. Le B1. 23. Folio, upright. 40 BOISSIEU BOISSIEU, JEAN JACQUES DE, continued. "Transeundo Benefaciebat." Pius VII. with his Train, in Boats on the Saone. R. 5. Le Bl. 19. Folio, oblong. Friars, chanting. R. 6. Le B1. 25. 4to, oblong. "La Soiree Villageoise." R. 7. Le Bl. 26. A rustic family round the fireplace. Folio, oblong. "]Ecrivain public." R. 8. Le Bl. 27. Folio, oblong. Four Coopers in a Cellar. R. 9. Le Bl. 28. The larger plate of this subject. Folio, oblong. "Ancienne Porte de Vaize a Lion." People bowling in the foreground. R. 10. Le Bl. 63. Folio, oblong. An open Wine Vault; on the right an Old Man fondling a Child on the Lap of his Mother. R. 12. Le B1. 29. Folio, oblong. An open vaulted Cow-house, with two Cows; on the right an Old Man surrounded by five Children. R. 13. Le B1. 30. Folio, oblong. The Schoolmaster, reprimanding a Boy. R. 14. Le B1. 31. Folio, oblong. Alms given by an Old Man to a Woman who has a Child with her. R. 16. Le Bl. 33. 4to, oblong. An Old Beggar; with his Hat on his Knee, to receive Alms. R. 17. Le Bl. 34. Folio. An Old Man, making a Boy read. R. 18. Le Bl. 35. 4to, upright. Two Coopers in a Cellar. R. 23. Le Bl. 40. 4to, oblong. Two Boys blowing Soap-bubbles. R. 25. Le Bl. 42. Large folio, oblong. A Painter, painting a long-bearded Old Man. R. 26. Le Bl. 43. Folio, oblong. A Man playing the Oboe to two young Shepherd Boys. R. 27. Le Bl. 44. Folio, oblong. BOISSIEU 41 BOISSIEU, JEAN JACQUES DE, continued. View of the Ferry of Garillano. R. 31. Le B1. 61. Folio, oblong. "Entree du Village de Lantilly." R. 38. Le Bl. 62. Large folio, oblong. View of the Lake and Chateau of Sainte-Colombe. R. 39. Le B1. 76. Folio, oblong. View of Saint-Andeol. R. 41. Le B1. 75. Large folio, oblong. "Vue de Saint-Romain-sur-Gier." R. 45. Le B1. 77. Small 4to, oblong. "Entree de la foret de Fontainebleau sur la route de Lyon." ZR. 47. Le B1. 60. 4to, oblong. View of the Fountain of Choulan, near Lyons. R. 48. Le B1. 66. Small 4to, upright. Mountainous Rocks, with Cascades. R. 49. Le Bi. 82. Small 4to, upright. Cascade falling from a very elevated building, reminding one of Tivoli. R. 50. Le B1. 83. Small 4to, upright. Men on the Bank of a River, carrying a Drowned Man; on the left a Tower, like Cmecilia Metella's. R. 57. Le B1. 86. Large folio, oblong. Villagers reposing on the Border of a Wood; with them a Woman feeding her Child. R. 59. Le Bl. 88. 4to, oblong. A Man on Horseback and one on Foot, fording a Stream, with two Cows. R. 61. Le B1. 90. Folio, oblong. An Old Chapel bordered by Trees; in the foreground a peasant girl near a young man who makes a dog dance, on the right a river with a cascade. R. 65. Le Bl. 94. Folio, oblong. A Boat in Repair, in a Dock at Savigny. R. 69. Le B1. 78. Large 4to, oblong. A Shepherd on foot and a Shepherdess on horseback, driving four Cows. R. 70. Le Bl. 98. Folio, oblong. 42 BOISSIEU BOISSIEU, JEAN JACQUES DE, continued. Entrance of a Forest; on the left two peasants and a little girl, before a thatched old hut; on the right a man on horseback inquiring his way. R. 72. Le B1l. 100. Folio, oblong. Winter Landscape. On the left are six persons round a fire, on the right the barren old trunk of a tree. R. 73. Le B1. 101. 4to, upright. A Landscape in Spring. A shepherd and twol shepherdesses sitting on the ground; on the right, near them, are cattle; on the left, the trunk of an old cherry-tree, sprouting. R. 74. Le B1. 102. 4to, upright. Landscape. On the left an old open thatched shed, in the foreground a little girl gathering wood, preceded by a man with an infant, driving a cow. In the style of Wynants. R. 75. Le Bl. 103. Small 4to, oblong. An Ass with her Foal crouched behind her. R. 77. Le B1. 105. 4to, oblong. Study of a Grove; on the right a Huntsman. R. 78. Le Bl. 106. 4to, oblong. A Marine Piece. On the left a bark sailing, on the right a round tower backed by steep rocks. R. 80. Le B1. 1.08. 4to, oblong. A Mill in Italy, near a rock, from which three cascades are streaming down. R. 81. Le B1. 109. 4to, oblong. 1. De Boissieu, M. D., brother of the Artist. P. 101. Le Bl. 21. Small 4to. j. The Servant-woman of the Artist. R. 102. Le Bl. 24. 4to. Bust of an Old Man, with Bald Head; nearly full profile view to the right. R. 103. Le B1. 47. 4to. Bust of an Old Man with Cap, nearly a full face view; looking to the right. R. 104. Le Bl. 48. 4to. Bust of an Old: Man with Long Hair; almost a: full face view, looking toward the left. R. 105. Le B1. 49. 4to. BOISSIEU 43 BOISSIEU, JEAN JACQUES DE, continued. "La Boudeuse." Bust of a cross old woman, looking downwards with a kerchief tied over her cap; nearly profile, to the right. R. 106. Le Bi. 50. Large 4to. The Hurdy-gurdy Player. Le B1. 45. The first representation of this subject; he grinds with his left hand, and has his right hand on the keys. 4to. In the 2d plate (Le Bl. 46), the man is represented as using his right hand in turning. Eight studies: a man playing the guitar, a dog's head, five heads of old men; a sixth, a faint outline of the head of an old man, has disappeared in this impression. R.1 0. Le Bl. 8. Large 4to. Thirteen studies: a long-bearded man with a muff, a barber lathering a beard, and other heads. R. 112. Le Bl. 10. Large 4to. A Cat sitting with a Kitten crouched before her. R. 113. Le B1. 4. 12mo. Eight studies: among which is a woman seated, and leaning on her elbows, with a book in her hand, her hair gathered at the top of her head. R. 120. Le B1. 17. 8vo, oblong. Two studies: a woman with a large, round hat, holding a distaff, and an old man with beard and bare head. R. 121. Le Bl. 18. 16mo, oblong. Five studies, occupying the upper half of the plate; the lower half is blank. Three heads in profile from the left looking to the right: the first slightly traced, looking down; the second head the form of MichelAngelo's portrait; the third a monk with a cowl. The fourth head is a profile, and the fifth a three-quarters profile to the left, of a child. 8vo, oblong. Ackermann's collection, 2d catalogue, No. 1010. After other masters. VAN DYCK pinx. Bust of a man with a short beard, wearing a square linen collar, nearly full face looking to the right. R. 126. Le B1. 53. Smith, Cat. rais. Van Dyck, No. 665. 4to. An old impression, with burr, and on old paper. TENIERS pinx. A man with crossed hands and short hair, half figure; in a black cloak and muslin collar. R. 127. Le Bl. 54. 4to. 44 BOISSIEU BOISSIEU, JEAN JACQUES DE, continued. FouQUIEREs del. Landscape; a young man leading a donkey, on which a girl is seated, through a stream, and driving two cows before him. R. 128. Le B1. 128. Folio, oblong. BERGHEM pinx. A Shepherd with a Dog, driving three Beeves through a Stream. R. 131. Le B1. 131. Folio, oblong. ASSELYN pinx. The Breach of a Dike. B. 133. Le B1. 133. "Grav6 a l'eau forte d'apres un tableau d'Asselin Craesbeke. Tire du Cabinet de Monsieur Tronchin de La Bossiere." Folio, oblong. The painter of this landscape is Jan Asselyn, born at Antwerp in 1610, who studied with Jan van de Velde and then went to Rome, where he had much intercourse with Pieter van Laer, whose influence is perceptible in this composition. He was nicknamed Krabbetje, on account of his contorted, crab-like hand, with crooked fingers. Josse van Craesbeke is a different painter, born in 1608; originally a baker and a boon companion of Adriaen Brouwer in his carousals, he became his pupil and imitator. JAC. RUYSDAEL pinx. A Mill; on the right two Draftsmen. R. 135. Le B1. 135. Large folio, oblong. JAC. RUYSDAEL pianx. A Mill; on the left a Ferry-boat crossing the River. R. 136. Le Bl. 136. Folio, oblong. JAC. RUYSDAEL pinx. Landscape divided by a Road; on the left two thatched huts, near them a traveller reposing with a dog; in the background two houses with two men near them. R. 137. Le Bl. 137. Folio, oblong. JAC. RUYSDAEL pinx. A Hut near Water, through which a Boy is driving an Ox. R. 138. Le Bl. 138. 4to. DUJARDIN 2pinx. The Quack Doctor with his booth on a stage, and a Merry-Andrew (the larger representation); in the background Roman ruins. A composition of 14 figures. R. 140. Le B1. 55. Folio, oblong. The original is in the Gallery of the Louvre. Villot, No. 243. BOL, FERDINAND, painter and etcher, born at Dordrecht about 1610, died at Amsterdam in 1681. One of the best pupils of Rembrandt, and coming nearest to him in his style. Bartsch, Cat. rais. de... Rembrandt, II. BOLSWERT 45 BOL, FERDINAND, continued. The Officer. B. 11. With the stamp of Ackermann's collection. A Man with two Plumes in his Cap. B. 13. With Ackermann's stamp. A Woman with a Pear. B. 14. BOLDRINI, NICOLO, painter, and engraver on wood. It is supposed that he was born in Vicenza about 1510, and worked in Venice till about 1560. TITIAN inv. Group of Monkeys in the attitude of Laocodn. See Baseggio, Intorno tre celebri intagliatori, ec., Boldrini, No. 7. A satire on the work in marble of Baccio Bandinelli, who boasted that he had surpassed the antique. BOLOGNONI, GIOVANNI BATTISTA, painter and etcher, born at Bologna in 1612, died in 1689. A pupil of Guido Reni. Bartsch, xIx. GUIDO pinx. Massacre of the Innocents. B. 1. In the Bologna Gallery. Impression without the letter-press plate below. BOLSWERT, BOETIUS A, (family name ADAM,) born at Bolswert in Friesland about 1580, died at Antwerp in 1634. He is supposed to have been a pupil of Corn. Bloemaert. RUBENS pinx. The Raising of Lazarus. See Smith, Cat. rais. 357. The picture is in the Berlin Gallery. Waagen's catalogue, No. 783. Formerly in the Gallery of Potsdam. Basan, 61. Ist state, with the engraver's own address. Nagler (IC.-L.) states that the picture from which this engraving was taken was painted for an altar of the Abbey of Audenaerde, and that it is now in the Gallery of Turin. We do not find such a picture mentioned there; comp. Lavice, Revue des Miusees d'Italie. RUBENS pinx. Christ crucified between the two Thieves, and pierced in the side. Altar-piece formerly in the church of the Recollets, now in the hall of the Academy of Antwerp. Smith, Cat. rais. 27; Basan, 87. 1st state, before the name of the engraver, the year and address. The 2d state has the inscription: A Bolswert sculp. C. P. R. C. S. I. et 0. C. - The 3d state has the addition of the year, 1631. BAROCCIO pinx. " Pardon of St. Franciscus." A copy of Baroccio's own etching. Bartsch, No. 4. "Le tableau est dans l'Eglise des Anges h Assise." - Heineken, Diction. iI. p. 149. 46 BOLSWERT BOLSWERT, BOETIUS A-, continued. VINCKBOONS pinx. Time and Death slaying Men of all conditions, and also Beasts. Nagler, K.-L. iI. p. 22, and xx. p. 351. The original picture is owned by the writer of this catalogue. 1st state, with the address: "B. a Bolsuerd excudit." VINCKB00NS pinx. The same. 2d state, with the address:' Hugo Allardt excudit." BOLSWERT, SCHELTE A, (family name ADAM,) a brother of the preceding, designer and engraver. He was born at Bolswert about 1586, and lived at Antwerp, where he died at an advanced age. He was one of the most prominent members of that school of engravers of which Rubens was the head. It is said that the latter often retouched Schelte's proofs of the plates after his pictures. THEODOR ROMBOUTS 2pinx. Abraham offering up Isaac. 2d plate, or rather repetition, or copy in reverse, of Scheltius's plate, by a contemporary engraver of t]he same school. Nagler (K.-L. xIII. p. 339, art. Rombouts) speaks of this print. After mentioning Schelte a Bolswert's engraving, dedicated to the bishop Antoni Triest, he goes on to say: "The composition is also engraved in reverse, the ram caught in the thorns appearing at the left. It has the inscription: Poscit Abrahamus etc. Gaspar ex.... " The description is taken from Count Sternberg-Manderscheid's catalogue, III. p. 256, No. 2086 (2085 being Schelte's engraving). Through an error the catalogue has "Abrahamus " instead of "Abram," and the extreme lower right corner was wanting, so that of the address there was only " Gaspar" (" Huberti exc." being torn off). Our print is the identical one from the Count's collection, and as we do not find it described except from this collection, we give the inscription in full. It is in two rows, each of two lines: - Poscit Abram poscit vitam -Deus, annuit Isac Et patris primus gaudet ab ense mori. Disce puer legesq. patris matrisq. tenere Vt videas longos et sine labe dies. RUBENS pinx. The Raising of the Brazen Serpent. Smith, Cat. rais. 769, and Suppl. 260; Basan, 16. The picture is in the National Gallery, from T. B. Owen, Esq.; formerly in the Marana palace at Genoa. Waagen, Treasures, I. p. 316, and p. 349. A duplicate is in the Royal Gallery at Potsdam, according to Michiels. There is a school copy in the Madrid Gallery. Smith, ibid. Before any address. BOLSWERT 47 BOLSWERT, SCHELTE A, continued. From the collection of the Duke of Buckingham. (Catal. No. 58.) Purchased for ~ 5 5 s. 1st address, Gil. Hendricx; 2d address, Van Merlen. SEGHERS pinX. The Annunciation. Without any address. RUBENS pinx. The Marriage of the Virgin. Smith, Cat. rais. 1000. Basan, 1. Before (Hendricx's) address. RUBENS pinx. The Nativity. Mary, in adoration, on one side of the crib; Joseph, with a cane, on the other; overhead three angels, holding a scroll. Smith, Cat. rais. 934; Basan, 7. 1st address, Martin van cen Enden. 2d address, Gil. Hendricx. RUBENS pinx. The Adoration of the Shepherds. The figures cast long shadows on the wall. Smith, Cat. rais. 117. Painted for the church of the Capuchins at Lille. Basan, 11. 3d state, with Bolswert's name as engraver, who retouched the plate, which was originally engraved by Witdoeck. For earlier states of the plate see WITDOECK. RUBENS pinx. The Feast of Herodias; with the Head of St. John presented at the Table. Smith, Cat. rais. 603; comp. also Sutppl. p. 307, No. 229; Basan, 41. With the address of Gillis Hendricx. RUBENS pinx. The Daughter of Herodias receiving the Head of St. John. Smith, Cat. rais. 1010, and Suppl. p. 308, No. 230. Basan, 39. A corresponding picture is in the Dresden Gallery, and there is a similar one in the collection of the Earl of Carlisle. 1st state, with enyraver's address. The 2d state has Bonenfant's address. RUBENS pinx. The Miraculous Draught of Fishes. Engraved on three plates. Smith, Cat. rais. 130. The picture, in the church of Notre Dame at Malines, was originally painted for the Chapel of the Fishmonger's Company in this church. Basan, 48. 1st state, with the engraver's address. Purchased for ~4 4s. VAN DYCIK pinx. Christ crowned with Thorns. The picture is in the Berlin Gallery. Waagen, Handb. ii. p. 285. 2d state, still with the address of Martin van den iEnden. It has the crosshatching on the garment and the cheek of the second soldier on the right. 48 BOLSWERT BOLSWERT, SCHELTE A, continued. The 1st state is before this crosshatching. Logette, No. 25, 244fr.; Rigal, No. 150, 340fr.; Archinto, No. 26, 200fr.; Marshall, No. 214, ~ 12. VAN DYCK pinx. The Elevation of the Cross. Smith, Cat. rais. 33. Painted for the church of Notre Dame at Courtray, and still there. Without any address. VAN DYCK pinx. The Crucifixion; "Christ a 1'Eponge." Altar-piece in the church of St. Michael at Ghent, for which it was originally painted. Smith, Cat. rais. 31. 3d state. With the shading of four lines in front of the great toe of the man with the sponge; with the shadow of the bone in the foreground extending its entire length; and with the name of Van Dyck transferred from the left to the right.- These three changes were made in the preceding 2d state. In addition to these, in this 3d state, the hand of St. John - which in the 2d state rested on the shoulder of the Virgin Mary — has been erased, to make it appear like the 1st state. The single line of inscription of the 2d state (the first line of the inscription of the 1st and 3d) — " Cum vidisset Jesus matrem," etc. - has been erased, and the inscription of the 1st state, which has the addition of a dedication to Franc. de Moncada, has been re-engraved. The letters however are thicker and less graceful than those of the 1st state. The address of this 3d state, as of the 2d and 1st, is Martin van den Enden. See Rigal, No. 151; also the description in Bartsch's Anleitung, II. p. 92. st finished state, Marshall, No. 215, ~ 12 12s. JORDAENS pinx. The Crucifixion. Basan, 10. 2d state, with " cum privilegio regis " before the coat of arms of the 3d state. RUBENS pinx. Maria Mater Dei, Regina Coeli. Virgin with crown and globe, Child with sceptre. Smith, Cat. rais. 953; Basan, 36. 1st state, before any address. 1st address, the engraver's; 2d address, Martin van den Enden's. RUBENS pinx. Holy Family with a Lamb. The picture is in the collection of the Earl of Lonsdale at Lowther Castle. A repetition was in the Houghton Gallery, and is now in the Imperial Gallery of St. Petersburg. Smith, Cat. rais. 546, and App. p. 329, No. 313; Basan, 44. 1st state, with the address of Martin van den Enden. The 2d state has Hendricx's address. RUBENS pinx. Saint Anne teaching the Virgin to read. BOLSWERT 49 BOLSWERT, SCHELTE A, continued. Painted for the church of the Minor Carmelites at Antwerp, and now in the hall of the Academy there. Smith, Cat. rais. 77. 2d state, with 4 lines of inscription and Gillis Hendricx's address. The 1st state is before the dedication, and has but 2 lines inscription and Martin van den Enden's address. RUBENS pinx. The Assumption of the Virgin. Engraving with a square top (not arched). 1st state, with the dedication: " R. P. Gvardiano FF. Minorvm... Martinvs vanden Enden D. C. Q." Before any further address. The addresses are, (1.) Martinus vanden Endenq excud. (2.) (. Hendricx excud. (3.) Retouched, Corn. van Merlen. M. Huber states, in Brandes's Cat. I. p. 454, that the picture is " a l'Eglise Cathedrale d'Anvers." In that painting the composition is different, and the picture is arched at the top; comp. Smith, Cat. rais. 148. This engraving differs more or less from any composition of this subject described by Smith. It is perhaps after the picture (or from a drawing corresponding with the picture) which was destroyed by fire in the Jesuits' church at Antwerp. RUBENS pinx. St. Teresa interceding for the Souls in Purgatory. Smith, Cat. rais. 75. In the Gallery of Antwerp, painted for the church of the Minor Carmelites in Antwerp. Waagen, Handb. II. p. 268; Basan, 33. A picture corresponding with this was sold in the collection of Patureau in Paris, in 1857, and purchased by the Marquis de Blezie for 16,000fr. Charles Blanc, Le Tresor, ii. p. 529. 1st state, with the address of Martin van den Endear. RUBENS pinx. St. Francis Xavier, standing in Prayer before a Crucifix. Smith, Cat. rais. 144. The picture was formerly in the Jesuits' church at Brussels. Basan, 18. JORDAENS pinx. The Family Concert. Waagen, Handb. II. p. 293. The engraving differs a little in composition from the picture of this subject in the Gallery of Berlin (Waagen's catal. No. 879), and also from that in the Gallery of the Louvre (Villot, No..256). Basan, 24. 2d state, with Blooteling's address, but before the retouch. The 1st state is before address. RUBENS pinx. The Great Lion Hunt. In the Munich Gallery. Smith, Cat. rais. 247; Waagen, Handb. iI. p. 272. With the engraver's address. RUBENS pinx. Le Retour de Chasse. 4 50 BOLSWERT BOLSWERT, SCHELTE A, continued. Basan, 26. Diana with three Dogs, followed by three Nymphs; before her, two Satyrs, with fruit, and a third person. "Sic vobis lassae sint... bene." In the Dresden Gallery, according to Smith, Cat. rais. 252; but the picture there does not entirely correspond with this engraving. With G. Hendricx's address. JORDAENS 2pinx. Mercury and Argus. 1st state, before Blooteling's address. RUBENS pinx. Philemon and Baucis. Vienna Gallery. Smith, Cat. rais. 297. The first of the series of six engravings, -" The Great Landscapes" (the sixth engraved by Clouet). With Gillis Hendricx's address. RUBENS pinx. Dance of Peasants. The 20th of the set of 21 small Landscapes. 2d state, address of Gillis Hendricx. The 1st state has the address of Martin van den Enden. There is a similar picture in the Madrid Gallery that has been lithographed by F. de Craene in the Coleccion, litografica of Madrazo. VAN DYCK pinx. Jp. Brouwer, Adriaan, painter. "Adrianus Brauwer [sic], grylloretm pictor Antverpiae." Engraved for M. van den Enden, Van Dyck's Iconographia, No. 4. Weber, Cat. rais. p. 52. 4th state, after the address of itH. van den Enclen, but before the letters "G. H.," Gillis Hendricx's address, and before the 3d line of inscription, "Natione Flander." "tEtat intermediaire et extrenement rare." (Weber.) Paper with the watermark qf the Smaller Foolscap and the letter H with a P joined, above in the middle. The 5th state is with the 3d line, with the spelling of the name corrected (" Brouwer "), and with the letters "G. H." "Beau et rare." — In the 6th state these letters are effaced. VAN DYCK pinx. P. Ertvelt, Alndreas van, painter. Engraved for G. Hendricx. Weber, p. 101. 2d state, without " G. H." Brilliant impression on paper with the watermark of the Cross of Lorraine. Weber remarks, however, that though such impressions pass for proofs before the address, they are after the same. VAN DYCK pinx. l. Lipsius, Justus, historiographer. Engraved for M. van den Enden, Van Dyck's Iconographia, No. 5. Weber, p. 53. 4th state, after the erasure of " G. H." on the plate. Paper with the watermark of the Smaller Foolscap. VAN DYCK pinx. P. Pepyn, Martin, painter. Engraved for M. van den Enden's Iconographia, No. 6. Weber, p. 53. BONASONE 51 BOLSWERT, SCHELTE A, continued. 4th state, after the address "G. H." Paper with the watermark of the coat of arms of Amsterdam. VAN DYCK pinx. ]j. Vos, Willem de, painter. Van Dyck etched the head and doublet. Carpenter, p. 117, No. 20; Weber, p. 34. 4th state, after " G. H." Fine impression, on paper with the watermark of a kind of beehive. VAN DYCK pinx. 1J. Vos, Paul de, painter. Van Dyck etched the head, doublet, and part of the background. Smith, Cat. rais. 355. The picture is in the collection of the Prince of Saxe-Coburg. Carpenter, p. 119, No. 21; Weber, p. 35. 5th state. (" S. k Bolswert sculpsit " has been erased from the print.) iThe watermark has the letters " C. A.," etc. See further under VAN DYCK. Van Dyck etched merely the head and coat, and part of the background; pure aqua-fortis, before letters; 1st state. - The plate was then finished, in an unsatisfactory manner, by J. Meyssens, who published two states of the plate, the second with crosshatchings on the cloak over the right shoulder; they have the inscription Pavlvs de Vos pict6r, and below, on the left, Anton Van~ Dyck fecit, on the right, Joan Meyssens excudit; 2d ancd 3d states. —The plate was then well retouched by S. a Bolswert, with the title in two lines, Pavlvs de Vos pictor venationum Antverpiae, and below, on the left: Anton van -Dyck pinxit et fecit aqcuaforti, on the right, S. a Bolswert sculpsit. First with the address " G. H."; 4th state. - In the 5th state, the address is effaced. BOLT, JOHANN FRIEDRICH, designer, engraver, and etcher, born at Berlin in 1769, where he died in 1836. A pupil of D. Berger. F. LIEDER del. j1. Friedrich Schleiermacher, Doctor der Theologie. Engraved in 1817, in the dotted manner. BONAINI. FRi ANGELICO pinx. Adoration of the Magi. Wound with the Spear. See MARCHESE, V. San Marco in Firenze, etc. Nos. 13, 25. BONASONE, GIULIO, designer and engraver, born at Bologna about 1500, died at Rome about 1580. He studied painting with Sabbatini, but took, in engraving, Marc-Antonio for his model. Bartsch, xv. POLIDORO DA CARAVAGGIO pinx. The Flight of Clelia. B. 83. 2d state, with the address of Lafreri. Jason and Medea. B. 98. From the collections and with the signatures of P. Mariette and W. Esdaile, and with Ackermann's stamp. 52 BONASONE BONASONE, GIULIO, continued. Mi. Michel-Angelo Buonarroti. B. 345. The plate was used, in a later state, for the frontispiece of Condivi's Life of Michel-Angelo. Harrach, No. 435, 76fr. BONATO, PIETRO, engraver, born at Bassano in 1765, died at Rome in 1820. He was a pupil of Volpato. "RAPHAEL _pinx." Apollo and Diana and the Five Planets. Frescos on the ceiling of the Sala Borgia in the Vatican, falsely ascribed to Raphael. They were really painted by Giovanni da Udine and Perino del Vaga. Passavant, iI. p. 422, b. and 423. Engraved in conjunction. with Bettelini, Bortignoni, and Fontana. Seven plates, viz.:Apollo, Pietro Bonato. Diana, Fontana. Mars, Bettelini. Mercury, Pietro Bonato. Jupiter, Pietro Bonato. Venus, Giuseppe Bortignoni. Saturn, Pietro Bonato. BOND, WILLIAM. iJ. Sir Joshua Reynolds. " From a picture in the Coluncil-chamber of the Royal Academy." BOSSI, BENIGNO, designer and engraver, born in the Milanese territory in 1727, died at Parma in 1800. 12 plates, heads, etched. BOSSI, GIACOMO, engraver, worked at Rome from 1782 to 1798. PRAPHAEL _pinx. GIov. CAPPELLI del. The Coronation of the Virgin. See Passavant, ii. 251. From the convent of Monte Luce. Now in the Gallery of the Vatican. For other works, see MONTAGNANI, Racphael's Bible. BOTH, JAN, painter and etcher, born at Utrecht in 1610, died there in 1650. A pupil of his father and A. Bloemaert. Bartsch, v. Woman on a Mule. B. 1. Ox-cart. B. 2. The Muleteer. B. 6. The Ferry-boat. B. 7. All of these are in the 5th and last state. Weigel, Suppl. BOTTICELLI, SANDRO (ALESSANDRO), painter, goldsmith, and engraver, born at Florence in 1437, where he died in 1515. His own name BOTTICELLI, BALDINI, AND FINIGUERRA 53 BOTTICELLI, SANDRO, continued. was Filipepi, but he assumed the name Botticelli from a goldsmith, who instructed him in his art; painting he studied afterwards with Filippo Lippi. BALDINI, BACCIO, goldsmith and engraver, born at Florence about 1436. All we know of this artist is contained in a passage of Vasari, in the life of Marc-Antonio, where, after relating Finiguerra's discovery, he says that this artist was followed by Baldini, who, being himself deficient in drawing, engraved only after designs of Sandro Botticelli. He produced likewise many plates in copartnership with the latter, whom he followed so closely that it is very difficult to identify their individual works. But Sandro, though not so skilful in handling the graver, was far superior in design, and his works have a more artistic effect. FINIGUERRA, MASO (TOMASO), goldsmith and niellist, "the Italian discoverer of the art of engraving," was born at Florence according to Zani in 1418, according to Ottley in 1410, and is considered a scholar of Masaccio. Unique impression of a silver plate of circular form, 4 inches 5 lines in -diameter, old French measure, or 120 millimetres new measure. A young woman in classical costume and a young man dressed in a tabard, which has the figure of an eagle on the breast, each holding a ball in one hand, and standing as supporters to a circular shield with six balls (the arms of the Medici family), which are sketched in with pen and ink, as is also the inscription at the top: & amore te qa piglia qa. The shield rests on a flower-basket, and is surmounted by a basket, full of balls, in the form of a crown. The woman holds in her other hand a wreath, the left hand of the young man rests on his hip. Bartsch, xIII. No. 2; Ottley, No. 2. CARVING, chiselling, and engraving in metal had always been a practice with goldsmiths. Works of this kind were executed in the middle ages, and even among the antique bronzes we find specimens with ornamental engraving on them; but it seems that no impressions from them were made on paper till the middle of the fifteenth century. At this time some of the finest designs were executed on silver in " niello," so called (from the Latin nigeltlm, niellum) on account of the black color of the drawing, which was produced by filling up the hatches with a mixture of oxide of silver, sulphur, etc., which was burned in. Of these plates the artists were in the habit of making a cast in sulphur before they filled up the hatches, and it is recorded of Maso Finiguerra, that he was the first who added to this process that of making an imprint on paper by filling up the lines and tracings of the plate with a mixture of lamp-black and oil, and pressing 54 BOTTICELLI, BALDINI, AND FINIGUERRA BOTTICELLI, SANDRO, continued. damped paper upon it, by rubbing it with the hand or with a common roller. These impressions are extremely rare, as seldom more than one or two were made. Some of the engraved silver plates of which impressions have come down to us seem not to have been destined to have the design on them filled up with a niello or enamel substance, because they are more delicately or slightly worked, rather traced or scratched. Our print is one of this latter class. It is the 2d in number of a set of 24 as described by Huber, Bartsch, and Ottley, which Baron von Stosch bought a hundred years ago in Florence, and which, after his death and that of his heir, Mr. Muzel, were for half a century the ornament of the Otto collection in Leipzig. They are unique with the exception of one (Huber, Bartsch, and Ottley, No. 13), of which, according to Zani, there is a duplicate in the Durazzo collection in Genoa. Heineken, Neue Nachlrichten von, KIiinstlern und Kunstsac/,en, is the first who has described them, attributing them to Maso Finiguerra. He gives a fac-simile of our print, No. 2 (as also of No. 1 of the set). Huber, in his Manuel des curieux et des amateurs de Part, also ascribes them to Maso Finiguerra, and gives a full description of the prints. The same account will be found in Huber and Rost's Handbuch fiir lKunstlieblaber, III. p. 34, et seqq. They were further described by Baldinucci, who attributes them to an unknown Italian master. Bartsch, who speaks of them under Maso Finiguerra, is inclined to ascribe them to the unknown Italian master who engraved the playing cards usually called Gioco di icfantegyna. Ottley, in his Inquiry into the Origin and Early History qf Engraving, gives (Vol. I.) a description of this set of prints, which he ascribes to Baccio Baldini, and also (p. 354) a fac-simile of the two first, like Heineken. Duchesne aine, in his Voyage d'un Iconophile, attributes them to Baccio Baldini, and says, "Though not by Maso Finiguerra (under whose name they were in the Otto collection) they are not the less'excessivement precieuses."' Rudolph Weigel, in his Catalog der Otto'sclhen IKupferstichsammlung, ascribes the engraving of the plates as well as the design to Sandro Botticelli. The prints are further spoken of in Huber, Notices generales des graveurs, Zani, Enciclopedia metodica, Parte I. Vol. I. p. 18; Parte ii. Vol. iv. pp. 19, 39; Bryan's Dictionary of Painters and Engravers, under Finigquerra; and Nagler's Kiinstler-Lexicons, Iv. p. 336. Waagen, Treasures of Art in Great Britain, I. p. 253, and Supplement, p. 42, describes 16 of them, which are now in the British Museum. When the Otto collection was broken up in 1852 there were but 18 of the original set of 24 left, so that the British Museum now possesses all that were then sold, with the exception of two. One of these, No. 11 of Huber, Bartsch, and Ottley, did not go to the British Museum, though bought by BOYDELL 55 BOTTICELLI, SANDRO, continued. Mr. Evans, who bid in others that went there. The other, H. B. and 0. No. 2, is ours, the above described. It was bought by the compiler of this catalogue as the most desirable of the number, the most pleasing, and for a higher price than any of the rest. Nagler, Die Mionogrammisten, I. p. 716, gives an account of this set of engravings, and also states the prices for which they were sold, and the names of the purchasers. Mr. Otto, who died in 1799, had parted before with the other 6 pieces: with 3 to the engraver Bause, who died in 1814, and at the auction of whose collection in Leipzig, 1861, they were sold at the following prices: - H. B. and 0. No. 13, for 182 th.; No. 17, for 208 th..; No. 23, for 182 th.; Mr. Weigel must know to whom. No. 4 of H. B. and O. Count Fries received from Mr. Otto, and it is now in the collection of the Archduke Albert, in Vienna; No. 18 came into Rost's collection, in which it was sold in Leipzig in 1800; No. 20 Mr. Otto presented to the Abbate Zani. This print has also been recently acquired by the British Museum. BOULANGER, JEAN, designer and engraver, was born at Troyes in 1613, and died in Paris at an advanced age. He was a pupil of Guido Reni. RAPHAEL pinx. Madonna with the Pink; both Mother and Child holding sterns of Carnation in their hands. See Passavant, iI. 55. There are numerous repetitions of this picture, the original of which is not known; the most familiar one was that in the Camuccini collection in Rome, now in the collection of the Duke of Northumberland, in Alnwick Castle. Waagen, Galleries and Cabinets, or Treasures, Iv. p. 466. BOULONOIS, EDME or ESME DE, designer and engraver, worked at Paris towards the end of the 17th century. VAN DYCK pinx. P. Callot. Engraved for the Acad6mie des Sciences et des Arts, published by Is. Bullard, Bruxelles, 1682, 2 vols. fol., containing 94 pieces. BOUVITER, CHARLES, engraver of the present day in Paris, a pupil of N. Schenker, TITIAN pinx. JP. Ariosto. "D'apres le tableau original du cabinet de M. F. Duval C Geneve." VELAZQUEZ pinx. P. Cervantes. " D'aprds le tableau original du cabinet de M. Briere a Geneve." Proof, open and traced letters. BOYDELL, JOHN, designer and engraver, the eminent publisher. He was born at Dorington in 1719, and died at London in 1804. A pupil of Toms. 56 BOYDELT BOYDELL, JOHN, continued. REYNOLDS }pinx. The Window in New College Chapel, Oxford, representing the Nativity, and the Cardinal Virtues. Designed by Jeryaise, after Sir J. Reynolds. "Boydell exc." BOYDELL, JOSHUA, son of John, painter and mezzotinto engraver, was born at London in 1750, and died there in 1817. REMBRANDT pinx. J. "Renier Ansloo, and his Wife," more correctly his mother. The picture is in the collection of the Earl of Ashburnham. Waagen, Treasures, III. p. 27. BREBIETTE, PIERRE, painter and etcher, was born at Mantes-sur-Seine in 1598, and died about 1650. RAPHAEL pinx. Holy Family under the Oak. Passavant, iI. 230, and III. p. 136. The picture is in the Gallery of Madrid. BRIDOUX, FRANCOIS EUGENE AUGUSTIN, engraver, was born at Abbeville in 1813, and lives in Paris. A pupil of Forster. MURILLO pinx. The Conception. Engraved in 1845. The picture, of the size of the engraving, was in Louis Philippe's collection. Stirling, Annals, III. p. 1419. Artist's proof, before any letters, with the white flower. A similar proof, Colnaghi, May, 1865, No. 154, ~ 13 5 s.; Wilcox, 1856, No. 35, ~ 11. MURILLO pinx. "Holy Family." The Christ-child standing between the Virgin and Joseph, who holds the Sprouting Stick in his hand; over him the Dove, and, above, the First Person of the Trinity. The picture is in the National Gallery. Stirling, Annals, III. p. 1424. Artist's proof, before any letters. RAPHAEL pinx. Madonna dei Candelabri. See Passavant, iI. No. 264, and III. p. 168. Engraved in 1841, with but one candelabre of the two in the picture, and without the two angels' heads (which are a later addition in the picture, and not by Raphael). From the Gallery Borghese and Lucien Bonaparte in Rome the painting came into the collection of the Duke of Lucca, in which it was sold in London and bought by the present owner, H. A. J. Munro, Esq. Proof, before letters, artists' names in small open uncial letters, and names of printer and publishers. India paper. Artist's proofs have only the letters " A. B." below, in the middle of the margin, traced with the needle. BROWN 57 BRIDOUX, F. E. A., continued. RAPHAEL pinx. Madonna Aldobrandini. Engraved in 1858. Passavant, ii. No. 90. The picture, of the size of the engraving, is in the National Gallery. Purchased in 1865 from Lord Garvagh for ~ 9,000. See Fine Arts Quarterly Review, June, 1866. Proof before letters, with the names of the artists. Artist's proofs are before any letters. SIMONE MEMMI pinx. PJ. Petrarch's Laura. After a miniature in a MS. in the Laurentian Library at Florence. Proof, with merely the artists' names, and before the inscription on the tablet, which is shaded gray. Artist's proofs are before any letters. The tablet is entirely blank. LEONARDO DA VINCI pinx. P. "La Belle Ferroniere." The portrait of Lucrezia Crivelli of Milan. The picture is in the Gallery of the Louvre. Rigollot, No. 61; Villot, 483. Open letter proof. LEONARDO DA VINCI pinx. The same. Artist's proof, before any letters; on the right hand, close under the plate, stands only "A. Bridoux," slightly cut with the needle. It has the number 18 stamped on it. On India paper. WINTERHALTER pinx. ]. Louis Philippe, King of the French. With open letters. BROMLEY, WILLIAM, engraver, born in 1773. SIR THOMAS LAWRENCE pinx. 1). Wellington. SIR THOMAS LAWRENCE del. ]. Mrs. Wolff. Fac-simile of the drawing. Proof before letters. BROSAMER, HANS, painter and engraver, born at Fulda in 1506, died at Erfurt in 1552. Bartsch, vIII. Solomon's Idolatry. B. 2. From Otto's collection, with the name Clauss (the heir of the collector) on the back of the print. Bathsheba. B. 3. With the name C. Meister on the back. A Man ridden by his Wife. B. 18. With Ackermann's stamp on the back. BROWN, M. D. WELCH pinx. J. David B. Ogden. Lithograph. 58 BROWNE BROWNE, JOHN, designer and engraver, born at Oxford in 1719, died at London in 1790. BOTH, J. et A. zinx. Philip baptizing the Eunuch. Smith, Cat. rais. 48. The picture is in Mr. Holford's collection, London (Waagen, Treasures, II. p. 203); formerly at Corsham Court. SALVATOR ROSA pinx. Apollo and the Sibyl. The picture is in the collection of the Marquis of Hertford; lately in Lord Ashburnham's. Waagen, Treasures, ii. p. 155. CLAUDE LORRAIN poinX. Cephalus and Procris. Smith, Cat. rais. 163. When engraved, 1779, in the collection of Lord Clive. BOTH, J. et A. pinx. Banditti Prisoners. Smith, Cat. rais. 26. When engraved, 1795, in the collection of Sir Thomas Dundas. RUBENS pinx. The Watering-Place. Smith, Cat. rais. 630. The picture is in the collection of the Duke of Buccleugh. For landscapes engraved by Browne in conjunction with Woollett, see WOOLLETT. BRUDER, landscape designer and engraver in Dresden, worked about 1830. A pupil of J. P. Veith. J. RUYSDAEL pinx. The Cemetery. Dresden Gallery. Hiibner's Cat. No. 1366. Etching, finished with the graver, after a drawing by Veith. Small folio, oblong. J. RUYSDAEL pinx. The Cloister. Dresden Gallery. Hiibner's Cat. No. 1375. Etching, finished with the graver, after a drawing by Veith. Small folio, oblong. J. RUYSDAEL pinx. A Cascade. On the right in the distance is a hill, in the foreground a'solitary fir, on the left a low cottage. Dresden Gallery. Matthiii's Cat. 186;* Hiibner's Cat. 1372. Etched, and finished with the graver, after a drawing by Veith. Small folio, upright. J. RUYSDAEL pinx. A Bridge. On the right, over the tree-tops, rises the steeple of a church; in the middle of the background is a square tower, on the left a windmill. Dresden Gallery. Etched, and finished with the graver, Small folio, oblong. Matthiii's Cat. 146; Hiibner's Cat. 1368. * We have had recourse to the old catalogue of Matthii, since the new official catalogues, unlike Villot's of the Louvre, Madrazo's of the Gallery of Madrid, and others, do not identify the pictures in the Dresden Gallery. BRY 59 BRUDER, continued. J. RUYSDAEL pinx. A Cart driven through a Swamp. Dresden Gallery. Etched, and finished with the graver, after a drawing by Veith. Small folio, oblong. Matthiii's'Cat. 147; Hiibner's, 1370. J. RUYSDAEL pinx. A Forest with a Road through the middle; through the opening shines the horizon. Dresden Gallery. Etched, and finished with the graver, after a drawing by Veith. Small folio, upright. Matthiii's Cat. 596; Hiibner's, 1371. BRUNA, VINCENZO DELLA, engraver of the present day in Florence. CORREGGIO pinx. Virgin adoring the Child. The picture is in the Tribune of the Uffizj Gallery in Florence. Proof before letters. BRUNI, FRANCESCO, painter and etcher, born at Porto Maurizio in 1648, died at Genoa in 1726. GUIDO _pinx. The Assumption of the Virgin. The picture is in the church of San Ambrogio at Genoa. BRUYN, NICOLAS DE, designer and engraver, born at Antwerp in 1570, died, it is supposed at Amsterdam, in 1656. He was a pupil of his father, Abraham. ABR. BLOEMAERT _pinx. The Golden Age. BRY, THEODOR DE, the father, goldsmith, designer and engraver, and publisher, born at Liege in 1528, died at Frankfort in 1598. Pride and Folly, round design for a saucer. BRY, JOHANN THEODOR DE, the son, born at Liege in 1561, died at Frankfort in 1623. GIUILIO ROMANO pinx. Triumphal Procession of Bacchus. From Ackermann's collection. The two preceding De Bry, with the assistance of the second son, Johann Israel (died 1611), engraved the following 20 plates belonging to the work "Virginia." The impressions are early and on thicker paper, viz. — P1. 3. Princes and Lords of Virginia. 4. Noble matron of Sacota. 5. Priest of Sacota. 6. Noble maiden of Sacota. 7. Gentry of Roanoak. 8. Noble lady of Pomeiooc. 60 BRY BRY, JOHANN THEODOR DE, continued. P1. 9. Old man of Pomeiooc. 10. Mode in which the women of Dasamonquepeuc carry their infants. 11. A Magician. 12. Making of a canoo. 13. Fishing of the Virginians. 14. Broiling of Fishes on a wooden grate. 15. Cooking in an earthen pot. 16. Mode of eating. 17. Feast at the fire. 18. Festival Dance of the Virginians. 19. The city Pomeiooc. 20. The city Sacota. 21. The idol Kiwasa. 22. A toomb of the great in Virginia. BUCKER, enamel painter, designer and lithographer of the present time in Dresden. TITIAN pinzx. Venus in the Dresden Gallery. A lithograph. The Dresden picture is a repetition of the one in the Fitzwilliani collection of Cambridge in England, which comes from the Orleans Gallery. - That the figure of Venus represents the princess Eboli is as false as that the youth at her side, playing the mandoline, represents Philip II. BUONAFEDE, GIOVANNI, an engraver of the present day. GUIDO RENI pinx. La Speranza. The picture is in Rome. Proof; before letters, with merely the names of the artists and the address in traced, open letters. BURNET, JOHN, engraver, born about 1785, worked in London. WILKIE pinx. The Reading of the Will. The picture is in the Gallery of Modern Painters in Munich. NEWTON pinx. The Vicar of Wakefield. NEWTON pinx. The same. Artist's proof, before letters, with only the names of the artists, and address of publishers. LANDSEER pinx. "The Lassie herding Sheep." Proof before letters, with only the inscription just mentioned, on the righthand lower margin, cut with the needle. CALLOT 61 BYRNE, WILLIAM, engraver, born at Cambridge in 1746, died in 1805. A pupil of Wille.' BOTH pinx. Morning. Smith, Cat. rais. 69. The picture is in the National Gallery. The figures were engraved by Schumann. Proof, open letters. BOTH pinx. Evening. Smith, Cat. rais. 74. Engraved in 1778 from a picture then in the possession of Edmund Antrobus, Esq. The figures are by Bartolozzi. Proof before letters. FILIPPO LAURI pinx. Apollo as herdsman to King Admetus. When engraved, 1768, in the collection of Robert Bragg, M. D. C. CADUCEE, LE MAITRE AU, also called JACOPO DA BARBARI, born about 1460 - 1470, worked principally in Venice. It is now generally believed that his real name was Walch, and that he was a native of Nuremberg."' Bartsch, vII. Victory. B. 23. CALAMATTA, LOUIS, designer and engraver in Paris, born at Civita Vecchia in 1802. A pupil of Marchetti. ARY SCHEFFER pinx. Francesca da Rimini. The original, first owned by the Duke of Orleans, is now in the collection of Prince Demidoff in Florence. Lord Ellesmere owns a replica of smaller size. Another repetition, said to surpass the first picture, being likewise by Scheffer himself, is (or was in 1859) in the possession of his daughter Mme. Marjolin in Paris. See Mrs. Grote's ilfemoir of Ary Schelfier, London, 1860, pp. 50, 51. A painting owned by John Dillon, Esq., was in the Manchester Exhibition in 1857; No. 643. CALAMATTA dis. e inc. 1J. Masaccio. Proof; the -inscription Masaccio, the artist's name, and the date, are in very delicately cut open letters. CALLOT, JACQUES, painter and engraver, was born at Nancy in 1592, and died there in 1635. A pupil of Canta-Gallina, Ph. Thomassin, and Parigi. Heineken, Diction.; Le Blanc, Mlanuel. Compare also E. Meaume, Recherches sur la vie et les ouvrages de J. Callot, Paris, 1860, 2 vols. 8vo. * Comp. Harzen, in Naumann's Archivfiir die zeichnenden Kiblste, Jahrg. I. p. 210 et seq. 62 CALLOT CALLOT, JACQUES, continued. POCCETTI inv. The Inferno, according to Dante. Le B1. 44. Large composition, on two plates. Comp. Nagler, xI. p. 429. The Great Fair of the Madonna del Imprunetta. H. p. 515, No. 41. Le B1. 1251. Inscriptiow beginning with Dedication, to Cosmo, and terminating with: "An. sal. 1620... fe. Florentiae et excudit Nancy." Engraved, the second time, on two plates. From the collection and with the name of W. Esdaile. The Temptation of St. Anthony. H. p. 509, No. 21. Le B1. 28. 2d state, with 21 rosettes and Israel's address. Assumption of the Virgin: Non est hic. Square 16mo. Martyrdom of'St. Sebastian. H. p. 510, No. 24. Le B1. 40. 1st state, before the address of Israel. 16 plates, the series of Martyrium Apostolorum. H. p. 498, No. 10. Le Bl. 162-177. 32mo. 3d state, with Israel's address and the numbers. The Crucifixion of 23 Martyrs in Japan. H. p. 510, No. 27. Le Bl. 41. 2d state, with Sylvestre's address. The Virgin receiving Martyrs at the Gate of Heaven. View of Pont Neuf and Tour de Nesle. H. p. 515, No. 32. Le Bl. 1365. 1st state, before Sylvestre's address. View of the Louvre and Tour de Nesle. H. p. 515, No. 33. Le B1. 1366. 1st state, before Sylvestre's address. La Chasse au Cerf. H. p. 516, No. 44. Le B1. 1162. 2d state, with Israel's address. Les Supplices. HI. p. 512, No. 7. Le B1. 1277. 1st state, before Sylvestre's address. Les grandes Miseres de la Guerre. Le B1. 1252 - 1270. 2 plates, Nos. 14 and 17 of the set of 18. H. p. 500, No. 20. Departure of the Troops against the Turks. Le B1. 1217. From "Les Batailles des Medicis," the 7th plate of the set. Before any letters. The Storming of the City of Bone in Africa by the Troops of Ferdinand I. and the Knights of St. Stephen. Le Bl. 1222. From "Les Batailles des Medicis," the 12th plate and the second composition of this subject in the set. " Matteo Roselli inv. Jac. Callot inc." CAMPANELLA 63 CALLOT, JACQUES, continued. Capitano di Baroni. H. p. 502, No. 29. Le B1. 977 - 1001. 8 plates of the set of 25. They are copies. 1J. Louis de Lorraine. H. p. 505, No. 7. Le B1. 1241. CAMERATA, GIUSEPPE, designer and engraver, born at Frascati, or at Venice, in 1718, died at Dresden in 1803. A pupil of his father and of Cattini. GUIDO pinx. The Infant Bacchus. Dresden Gallery. Engraved for Rec. d'estampes de la Gal. de Dresde, I. No. 24. THOMAS WYCK pinx. "Le Chimiste." " Commence6 l'eau forte par P. Hutin. Termine par J. Camerata." 1st impression, with the inscription " d'apres le Tableau d'Eckhout," which was afterwards corrected. The original picture of this plate is not in the Dresden Gallery. CAMPAGNOLA, GIULIO, painter and engraver, born at Padua, about 1481. Bartsch, xIII. The Old Shepherd. B. 7. CAMPANELLA, ANGELO, painter and engraver, born at Rome in 1748, died about 1815. A pupil of Volpato. RAPHAEL inv. The Massacre of the Innocents. After an arras-hanging in the Vatican, from the second series, representations from the Life of Christ. Passavant, iI. 203. B. RAPHAEL inv. Christ at Emmaus. After an arras-hanging in the Vatican, from the second series, representations from the Life' of Christ. Passavant, iI. 210. The border, and some other additions, are by a foreign hand. RAPHAEL pinx. Jupiter and Antiope, or Pan and Syrinx. A Nymph risen from the bath sits under the shade of trees, combing her hair; a Satyr is watching her. Fresco in the Bathing-room of the Cardinal Bibbiena, over the Loggie, in the Vatican. Passavant, iI. p. 281, No. 217. Engraved for Hamilton's Schola Italiana. The same subject, but freer, was engraved by Marc-Antonio: "Pan and Syrinx." B. 325. LEONARDO DA VINCI pinx. Vanity and Modesty. Rigollot, No. 56. The picture is in the Sciara palace in Rome. Proof, that is, with open letters. RAPHAEL pinx. The Nuptials of Psyche with Cupid. Fresco in the Farnesina. See RICCIANI. 64 CANALE CANALE, ANTONIO, often called CANALETTO, prospetto painter and etcher, born at Venice in 1697, died there in 1768. A pupil of his father, Bernardo Canale. View of Pietra della Valle. CANALE, GIUSEPPE, designer and engraver, born at Rome in 1725, died at Dresden in 1802. A pupil of J. Frey. DOMENICHINO pinx. Glory rewarding Merit. Engraved for Rec. d'estampes de la Cal. de D)resde, III. No. 29. REMBRANDT pinx. A Flemish Gentleman. CANALETTO, ANTONIO CANALE. See CANALE. CANALETTO, whose real name was BERNARDO BELLOTTI, prospetto painter and etcher, born at Venice in 1724, died at Warsaw in 1780. He was a nephew and pupil of Antonio Canale, whom he closely resembles in his works, and after whom he was called Canaletto. View of Dresden: The Bridge over the Elbe with the Catholic Church. View of Dresden: New Market with the (old) Picture Gallery and the Church of Our Lady. CANOT, PETER CHARLES, designer and engraver, born in France in 1710, died in Kentish Town in 1777. BRAMER pinx. Pyramus and Thisbe. HOLBEIN _pinx. Ship Great Henry. The picture is at Hampton Court. CLAUDE LORRAIN pinx. Sunrise. A marine piece. In oval. Smith, Cat. rais. 309. Engraved in 1771, from a picture then in the possession of Sir Richard Lyttleton. Proof before letters, artists' names and address traced with the needle, and coat of arms. W. VAN DE VELDE pinx. "Vent frais," A fresh Breeze. Smith, Cat. rais. 34. In the collection of the Dowager Lady Stuart. Proof before letters; only artists' names traced, and coat of arms, with Boydell's address. BACKHUYSEN pinx. "Vent doux," A light Breeze. Smith, Cat. rais. 86. In the collection of the Dowager Lady Stuart. Proof before letters; only artists' names traced, and coat of arms, with Boydell's address. PILLEMENT pinx. La Chaumilere Hollandaise. Landscape, with skaters. CARACCI 65 CANTARINI, SIMONE, called PESARESE, painter and etcher, born at Oropezza near Pesaro in 1612, died at Verona in 1648. A pupil of Guido Reni. Bartsch, xIx. Rest in Egypt. B. 3. Ist state, before the name of Guido. Contre-epreuve. Holy Family with Elizabeth and St. John. B. 10. 2d state, with the inscription: " G. Renus in. et fec." The Rape of Europa. B. 30. 2d state, it Guido's name. CANTINI, GIOVACCHINO, an engraver of the early part of this century. VASARI pinx. 31. Michel-Angelo. Engraved in 1815. The plate was used for the frontispiece of Condivi's Vita di Michelangelo Buonarroti, Pisa, 1823, 8vo. CAPEZZUOLI, follower of R. Morghen. CARLO DOLCE pinx. Salvator Mundi: Sic Deus dilexit munduzm. Copy of R. Morghen's engraving. Artist's proof, before any letters. CARACCI, AGOSTINO, painter and engraver, born at Bologna in 1557, died at Parma in 1602. He was the cousin of Lodovico and the elder brother of Annibale Caracci. He studied painting with Prospero Fontana and Bartolomeo Passerotti, and engraving with Cornelis Cort. Bartsch, xvII1. CORREGGIO pinx. Ecce Homo. B. 20. The picture is in the National Gallery, from the Marquis of Londonderry's collection; formerly in the Colonna palace in Rome. Waagen, Treasures, i. p. 327. PAOLO VERONESE pinx. The Crucifixion. B. 21. With the signature of P. Mariette's name. TINTORETTO pinxC. The Great Crucifixion. B. 23. Engraved in 1589 on three plates. The picture is in St. Roch in Venice. With the address: Veazetijs Donati ]Rascichotti formis. FR. VANNI pinx. "The great" St. Francis, in Ecstasy. B. 67. FR. VANNI pidnx. "The small" St. Jerome. B. 74. AG. CARAccI dis. "The great" St. Jerome. B. 75. 2d state, finished by Fr. Brizio. With Steffanoni's address. TINTORETTO _pinx. St. Jerome in the Desert, to whom appears the Virgin. B. 76. 1st state, before "c. priv.," and before address. PAOLO VERONESE 2pinx. The Marriage of St. Catherine. B. 97. 2d state. 5 66 CARACCI CARACCI, AGOSTINO, continued. PAOLO VERONESE 2)inx. Christ's Body supported by the Virgin and an Angel. B. 102. 1st address. BAROCCIO _oinx. The Flight of iEneas. B. 110. The original picture, painted for the Emperor Rudolph II., is in the Gallery of the Borghese palace in Rome. Platner and Bunsen, III. iii. p. 278. AG. CARACCI dis. Love conquering Nature, Pan subdued by Cupid. B. 116. A picture of this subject is in the collection of Lord Feversham. The subject is also introduced into one of the compositions, painted by Agostino, of the frescos in the Farnese palace in Rome. TINTORETTO pinx. Mercury and the Graces. B. 117. Tintoretto's picture is, according to Bartsch, in the palace of San Marco in Venice. TINTORETTO p9inx. Mars and Minerva. B. 118. This picture is likewise, according to Bartsch, in the palace of San Marco in Venice. 2d state, with " A. C." instead of " 1589." CARACCI, ANNIBALE, painter and etcher, born at Bologna in 1560, died at Rome in 1609. A pupil of Lodovico Caracci. Bartsch, xviII. Christ Crowned with Thorns. B. 3. 2d state, with the name of the artist (which is wanting in the 1st state), and before the address of Van Aelst of the 3d state, which was removed cagain in the 4th state. Pieth. Christ of Caprarola. B. 4. 3d state, with Van Aelst's address. 1st state, Caprarolae 1597. 2d state, Annibal Caracizns fe. Caprarolae 1597. The 3d state has the addition of the above address. The Madonna with the Porringer. B. 9. 1st state, before address. The Holy Family of 1590. B. 11. 1st state, with the letter C in " Car." going below the line. From Camesina's collection, with his name, and with Ackermann's stamp. CARACCI, LODOVICO, painter and etcher, born at Bologna in 1555, died in 1619. A pupil of P. Fontana and Passignano. Bartsch, xvIII. La Vierge aux Anges. B. 2. 3d state, with Ste fanoni's address, and that of Van Aelst in addition. The 4th state has Orlandi's address. The 1st state is before address. CARONNI 67 CARAGLIO, GIOVANNI JACOPO, designer and engraver, born at Parma in 1500, died on his estate near Parma in 1570. A pupil of Marc-Antonio. Bartsch, xv. RAPHAEL tv. Holy Family with the Cradle. B. 5. See Passavant, ii. 235. 1st state, with the face of the cradle white. CARATTONI, GIROLAMO, engraver in Rome, in the 18th century. See CUNEGO, D., Frescos of Michel-Angelo in the Sistine Chapel, and MONTAGNANI, Raphael's Bible. CARDON, ANTOINE, the younger, born at Brussels in 1773, died in London in 1813. A son and pupil of Antoine Cardon the elder. GIORGIONE pinx. p. " Portrait of Gaston de Foix." A warrior, apparently wounded, with a youth unbuckling his armor. The picture is in the Earl of Carlisle's town residence, London. Waagen, Treasures, II. p. 278. CARMONA, MANUEL SALVADOR, engraver, born at Madrid in 1730, died there in 1807. A pupil of Dupuis. RUBENS pinx. 3p. Rubens' Son, an infant in a chair. Smith, Cat. rais. 780. The picture is in Stidel's Museum in Frankfort. Nagler, IK.-L. ROSLIN rpinx. 11. Francois Boucher. Engraved for his admission into the Academy. ROSLIN pinx. ~P. Hyacinthe Collin de Vermont. Engraved for his admission into the Academy. CARONNI, PAOLO, engraver, born at Monza, about 1779, died at Milan in 1842. A pupil of Longhi. PARMEGIANO pinx. Venus and Cupid. Proof, before letters, with only the artists' names. With the white stamp of the engraver's initials. ]. Filangieri. Engraved for Vite e Ritratti di illustri Italiani. G. STEINER pinx. P. Metastasio. Engraved for Vite e Ritratti di illustri Italiani. 1P. Raphael Morghen. p. Palladio. Engraved for Vite e Ritratti di illustri Italiani. REMBRANDT 2ix... Rembrandt. Engraved in conjunction with Longhi. 68 CARS CARS, LAURENT, designer and engraver, born at Lyons in 1702, died at Paris in 1771. Son and pupil of Jean Francois Cars. WATTEAU _pinx. "Fetes Venitiennes." "Du Cabinet de Mr de Jullienne." CASPAR, JOSEPH, an engraver of the present day in Berlin. A pupil of Longhi and Anderloni..RAPHAEL pinx. Madonna di Casa Colonna. See Passavant, II. 59. In the Berlin Gallery. Engraved in 1830, for the Berlin Art Union. Has open letters. TITIAN pinx. ]P. Titian's Daughter, bearing a dish of fruit. In the Berlin Gallery. Engraved in 1835. Proof: "Titian's Tochter," and dedication to King Frederick III. of Prussia, in delicately traced open letters. With the white stamp of the engraver's initials. Artist's proofs are before any letters, with merely: Gemalt v. Titian, Gezeichnet v. E. Eichens, Gestochen v. Jose ph Caspar 1835, in very small letters, traced with the needle. HENSEL pilx. P. Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdi. CASTIGLIONE, GIOVANNI BENEDETTO, painter, etcher, and engraver, born at Genoa in 1616, died at Mantua in 1670. A pupil of G. B. Paggi and Andrea Ferrari. Bartsch, xxI. Magdalen Penitent. B. 26. CAUKERKEN, CORNELIS VAN, engraver, born at Antwerp about 1625. VAN DYCK pinx. Charity. A woman with three children. Smith, Cat. rais. 425. The picture is in the collection of Paul Methuen, Esq., another in the collection of Thomas Hope, Esq., a third in the collection of Earl Lonsdale. 2d state, with address of Abr. a Diepenbeke. CECCHINI, FRANCESCO, an engraver in Rome, towards the close of the last century. PERUGINO pinx. Prophets and Sibyls. Fresco in the Hall of the Collegio del Cambio in Perugia. Passavant, I. p. 494. Artist's proof, before anry letters. Cecchini engraved also, for Montagnani, Raphael's Bible. See MONTAGNANI. CHENEY 69 CHALON, JAN, designer and engraver, born at Amsterdam in 1738, worked in London, where he died in 1795. REMBRANDT inv. An Old Woman. Etched in Rembrandt's style. CHAMBERS, THOMAS, engraver, born at London about 1724. RUBENS pinx. St. Martin dividing his Cloak with a Beggar. The picture is in Windsor Castle. Smith, Cat. rais. 822. It is the prototype of the famous altar-piece by Van Dyck in the parish church of the village of Savelthem, which is precisely the same in composition, except that the woman and two children are omitted. Waagen, Handbook, II. p. 285; Smith, Cat. rais. Van Dyck, No. 34. See also Carpenter's Pictorial Notices, consisting of a i1emoir of Van Dyck, &c. p. 11. VAN DYCK pinx. P. Helena Forman, Rubens's second wife. Engraved for the Houghton Gallery; now in the Imperial Gallery of St. Petersburg. Smith, Cat. rais. 646. RAPHAEL pinx. "Raphael's Mistress." See Passavant, iI. 281. In the Marlborough collection at Blenheim. Waagen, Treasures, iII. p. 125. Engraved in 1765. CHASTEAU, GUILLAUME, engraver, born at Orleans in 1631, died in 1683. A pupil of Greuter and C. Bloemaert. ANN. CARACCI pinx. The Assumption of the Virgin. The smaller plate - reverse of the larger one - engraved for the Cabinet Crozat. The picture was in the old Royal French collection, but is not now in the Gallery of the Louvre. Compare Waagen, iKunstwerke und Kilnstler in Paris, pp. 66, 776. CHATILLON, HENRI GUILLAUME, painter and engraver, born at Paris in 1780. A pupil of Girodet and Girardet. GIULIO ROMANO pinx. Holy Family. Engraved for the Mus&e FranFais. RAPHAEL pinx. The Archangel Michael vanquishing the Dragon. The larger picture of this subject in the Louvre, painted for Francis I. as Grand Master of the Order of St. Michael. Passavant, II. 232. Proof before letters, with only the artists' names engraved, and with the stamp of the engraver's initials. The artist's proofs have the names of the artists in larger letters, etched in dots. CHENEY and DOBSON, American engravers of our day. STAIGG pinx. UP. Daniel Webster. 70 CHEREAU CHEREAU, FRANCOIS, designer and engraver, born at Blois in 1680, died at Paris in 1729. A pupil of G6rard Audran. L. DE BOULLONGNE p2inx. V. Boullongne, Louis de. HYAC. RIGAUD pinx. 1. Dehn, Detlev a. LARGILLIhRE pinx. Ii.' Geoffroy, Math. Franqois. HYAC. RIGAUD pinx. 1)., Launay, Nicolas de. TOURNILRE pinx. U. Pecour, Louis. CtCHEREAU, JACQUES, le jeune, designer and engraver, born at Blois in 1694, died at Paris in 1776. A pupil of his brother Francois. RAPHAEL pinx. Holy Family: La Belle Jardiniere. See Passavant, II. 60. The picture is in the Gallery of the Louvre. Engraved for Cab. Crozat, No. 6. Le Blanc has this engraving by mistake under Francois Chereau, and then again under Jacques. RAPHAEL pinx. Holy Family: with Joseph beardless. See Passavant, Iu. 44. The picture is in the Imperial Gallery of St. Petersburg. Engraved for Cab. Crozat, No. 30. CHIOSSONE, D., engraved for Vincenzo Marchese's San Marco in Firenze. See MARCHESE. CHODOWIECKI, DANIEL NICOLAUS, painter, designer, and engraver, born at Dantzig.in 1726, died at Berlin in 1801. See W. Engelmann, D. Chodowiecki's smnmmtliche ID(pferstiche, Leipzig, 1857, and Appendices. 1. Erasmus, with the Terminus. E. 377. A. After Holbein's woodcut. Proof, before the inscrliption below. p. The same. E. 377. B. Print, with the inscription: " La Philosophie," and 5 lines of verse: " Plus legere - la Folie "; and the name " J. B. Rousseau " below. Engraved as frontispiece for Erasmus's Lob der Narrheit, Berlin, 1781. EICH pinx. P. Pascha-Weitsch, painter. E. 181. Wilhelm Tell before Gessler. E. 384. CIPRIANI, GALGANO, engraver, a native of Sienna, and pupil of Raphael Morghen. p. Guido Reni's portrait, after his own picture. "Cipriani sculps. R. Morghen direxit." The painting is in the Artists' Portrait Gallery of the Uffizj in Florence. FABRE pinx. V. Vittorio Alfieri. CLAESSENS 71 CIPRIANI, GALGANO, continued. " Galgano Cipriani incise dalla pittura, Raffaello AMorghen dires." The engraving is of the size of Raphael Morghen's portraits of the great Italian poets. It was published in 1806, and dedicated to " La Sig. Principessa Luisa di Stolberg, Contessa d'Albany." The coat of arms has the arms of Great Britain joined to those of the Counts of Stolberg. CLAESSENS, LAMBERTUS ANTONIUS, painter and engraver, born at Antwerp in 1764, died at Paris in 1834. A pupil of Bartolozzi. REMBRANDT pianz. Jacob blessing the Sons of Joseph. The picture is in the Gallery of Cassel. Waagen, Handbook, II. p. 344. Engraved for the Miusee Franzais. Proof, with only the artists' names. RUBENS pinx. The Descent from the Cross. The great altar-piece in the Cathedral of Antwerp. Smith, Cat. rais. 5, and App. p. 244. Engraved in 1808. Artist's proof, with the artists' names only slightly etched in dots.' Debois, No. 159, 500fr. RUBENS pinx. The same. Proof, with open letters. Amsler & Ruthardt, Berlin, sale cat. I. No. 96, 100 th. REMBRANDT pinx. "The Night-watch." The Archers' guild of Amsterdam going out to shoot at a mark. Composition of 20 portrait figures. Smith, Cat. rais. 139. In the Gallery of Amsterdam, formerly in the City Hall (Stadthuis). Waagen, Ilandbookl, ii. p. 342. Engraved in 1797. First, or artist's proof, before letters, with only the artists' namnes traced. The second proofs have the full inscription, with the names of the persons represented in open and traced letters. GER. Dow pinx. La Femme hydropique. In the Gallery of the Louvre. Villot, No. 121. Smith, Cat. rais. 95. Engraved in 1823. Proof, with open letters. Artist's proofs are before letters, with only the artists' names traced with the needle. La Motte-Fouquet, No. 192, 46 th.; Debois, No. 160, 195fr.t * A deceptive copy of this plate sometimes occurs without any letters, which may, however, be distinguished from the artist's proof of Claessens's plate by the absence of the artist's name, and by the inferiority of the engraving, especially of the design. Guichardot in his Catalogue Van den Zande gives a fuller account of it. It There occur spurious proofs without any letters, made by covering up the inscription of the plate while under the press. 72 CLAESSENS CLAESSENS, LAMBERTUS ANTONIUS, continued. ADR. VAN OSTADE pinx. The Fishmonger. Smith, Cat. rais. 110. In the Gallery of the Louvre. Villot, No. 371. Engraved for the Musee Franqais. ADR. VAN OSTADE pinx. The Smoker. Smith, Cat. rais. 99. In the Gallery of the Louvre. Villot, No. 374. Proof before any letters. DE LELIE p2inx. Musiciens de Village. Open letter proof. J. ASSELYN pinx. Le Cavalier. The plate is marked " No. 14." Open letter proof. J. STEEN pinx. Le Villageois en belle Humeur. Open letter proof. RUBENS pincx. Rubens's own portrait. Smith, Cat. rais. 880, and Appendix, p. 330, No. 316. The picture is in the Duke of Aremberg's collection in Brussels. REMBRANDT pinx. ]P. "Portrait de Rembrandt." Portrait, nearly front view of a youth of about 15 years, with bushy hair and ear-rings. He has on a black velvet cap, and wears a mantle lined with fur and a white plaited shirt, with bare neck, which gives him the appearance of a girl. Smith, Cat. rais. 232. IThe plate has the No. 4. LE NAIN pinx. Le Marechal dans sa Forge. The picture is in the Gallery of the Louvre. Villot, No. 375. Engraved by Claessens, in conjunction with Levasseur, for the Musie Frangais. Proof before letters, with merely the artists' names. CLAUDE GELL1IE, called LE LORRAIN, painter and etcher, born at the chateau Chamagne near Charmes, departement des Vosges, in 1600, died at Rome in 11682, - according to others in 1678. A pupil of Agostino Tassi and Gottfried Wals. Robert-Dumesnil, I. Shepherds and Cattle crossing a Brook. R.-D. 3. 1st state (qf 3), "rare." From Geissler's collection. The Cowherd. R.-D. 8. Represented as blowing his horn while the herd is crossing a rivulet. 2d state (of 3), "rare." The Dance under the Trees. R.-D. 10. 4th and last state, " very common." COELEMANS 73 CLAUDE GELLEE, continued. The Robbers. R.-D. 12. 4th and last state, "common." Seaport, with a large Tower. R.-D. 13. 2d state (of 4), "rare." The Wooden Bridge. R.-D. 14. Good impression of the 2d and last state. The Goatherd. R.-D. 19. 3d and last state, " common." CLAUSSIN, JOSEPH DE, amateur designer and etcher, born in France about 1795, died at Batignolles in 1844. REMBRANDT inv. Head of "the Princess of Orange." A copy in reverse of Schmidt's etching. Jacobi, 147. CLOUWET, or CLOUET, PIETER, engraver, born at Antwerp in 1606, where he died in 1677. VAN DYCK 2pinx. P. Lamen, Christoffel van der, painter. Van Dyck's portraits, Weber, p. 117. Watermark of the paper, the coat of arms of Amsterdam. VAN DYCK pinx. ~1. Rogiers, Theodor, chaser in silver. Van Dyck's portraits, Weber, p. 117. 2d state, with "Jacobus de Man exc." VAN DYCK pinx. Scribanus, Carolus, e Societate Jesu. The picture is in the Vienna Gallery. Smith, Cat. rais. 93. Van Dyck's portraits, Weber, p. 117. Watermark of the paper, the Smaller Foolscap. COCHIN, CHARLES NICOLAS, fils, designer and engraver, born at Paris in 1715, died there in 1788. A pupil of his father of the same name. AVATTEAU pinx. La Mariee de Village. " Du Cabinet de M. de la Faye." COCK, HIIERONYMIUS, painter, engraver, and publisher, born at Antwerp in 1510, died in 1570. RAPHAEL del. The Adoration of the Kings. See Passavant, iI. 205. Engraved after the drawing for an arras-hanging in the Vatican, second series, representations from the Life of Christ. 4to. COELEMANS, JACOB, engraver, born at Antwerp about 1670, died at Aix in 1735. A pupil of Vermeulen. 74 COELEMANS COELElMANS, JACOB, continued. PAOLO VERONESE pinx. The Poet, conjuring up Fortune. Inscribed Que La Fortune est bizarre, etc. Engraved for the Recueil d'estcampes... dans le Cabinet de Boyer d'Aiguilles. See Sternberg-Manderscheid's catalogue, I. p. 432, No. 4189, where it is called " Virtue and Fortune." PAOLO VERONESE 29inx.'1. Paolo Veronese. Engraved for the Cabinet de Boyer d'Aiguilles. TITIAN pinx. Portrait of a Venetian Nobleman. Engraved for the Cabinet de Boyer d'Aiyuilles. Winckler, Cat. II. ii. p. 1033, No. 4863. COLLAS, ACHILLE, born at Paris in 1795, died there in 1859. He invented in 1830 the process and apparatus named after him for copying and reproducing the effect of subjects in relief, as medals, etc. j. Goethe. After a medal. COLLYER, JOSEPH, designer and engraver, born at London about 1748, died about 1790. TENIERS pinx. Dutch Pastime. Smith, Cat. rais. 347, and Suppl. p. 436, No. 94. Now in the collection of the Earl of Ashburnham, Battle. When engraved, owned by Sir Thomas Dundas. Open letter proof. COLOMBO, AURELIO, engraver of the present century at Milan. RAPHAEL del. The Massacre of the Innocents. A copy of Marc-Antonio's engraving. Bartsch, xx. COOPER, RICHARD, designer and engraver in line and in mezzotinto, was born about 1736, probably in Edinburgh. A pupil of Le Bas. VAN DYCK pinx. P. Portraits of the Children of Charles I. Charles, Prince of Wales, with his hand on the head of a very large dog, the Princesses, Mary and Elizabeth, and the Princess Anne with her infant brother James, Duke of York, at whose feet is a spaniel. Smith, Cat. rais. No. 208.$' The picture, formerly owned by the Earl of Portmore, is in Windsor Castle. Engraved in line. " Here, by mistake, he states that the picture was also engraved by Strange. The latter engraved only the picture described by Smith under No. 211, and more fully in Appendix, p. 374, No. 25. For Strange's engraving see Le Blanc, Catalogue de P'(Euvre de Rob. Strange. Both pictures are in Windsor Castle. CORT 75 CORNILLET, mezzotinto engraver of our own day. RUBENS pinx. Up. "Le Chapeau de Paille." The famous picture in the collection of Sir Robert Peel. Portrait of a young lady, said to be Mademoiselle Lundens, wearing a black Spanish beaver hat with feathers. Smith, Cat. rais. No. 811. Open letter proof. COROT, engraver in Paris at the commencement of this century. GIULIO ROMANO pinx. Holy Family "with the Lizard." The picture is in the Gallery of the Pitti palace in Florence. Passavant, Rafael, II. No. 230, Copy a. A repetition of Raphael's Holy Family " under the Oak Tree," in the Madrid Gallery. Passavant, ii. 230. Im2pression with the engraver's address. CORT, CORNELIS, painter and engraver, born at Horn in Holland in 1536, died at Rome in 1578. He was a pupil of Hieronymus Cock, but on his arrival in Italy he spent a considerable time in Venice, where he lived with Titian. GIULIO CLOVIO pinx. The Adoration of the Kings. BAROCCIO pinx. Rest in Egypt. The picture, formerly in the Orleans Gallery, was bought by Lady Lucas, since Countess De Grey. Waagen, Treasures, II. p. 486. There are also repetitions elsewhere. Late impression, with the address of C. Losi. RAPHAEL pinx. The Transfiguration. See Passavant, II. 244. In the Gallery of the Vatican. 2d state, with "Cornelis Cort fe.," Lcafreri's address, and the year 1573. Ist state, before the engraver's name. - 3d state, with Orlandi's address, and the year 1602. LIvIo AGRESTI pinLX. The Last Supper. TITIAN pinx. St. Jerome in the Desert, reading in a book. There is a picture of this subject in Santa Maria Nuova in Venice. Engraved in 1565. 1st state, before Cort's name, with burr on the plate, on thin paper uwith the watermark of three circles, one within another, and with the signature of P. HMariette. From Otto's collection. TITIAN pinx. The Martyrdom of St. Lawrence. The picture is in the church of the Jesuits at Venice. From Otto's collection. TITIAN pinx. La Gloria di Tiziano, or La Toussaint. All Saints before the Trinity. Passavant, CAristliche Kunst in Spanien, 76 CORT CORT, CORNELIS, continued. p. 166. The picture is now in the Madrid Gallery. Madrazo, No. 752. Engraved in 1566. Amidst the saints the coffin of Charles V. is carried to heaven. It owes its origin to a dream of the Emperor, and was designed for the Convent of St. Justus. The picture was held up before the king on his death-bed. There was an original sketch of this picture in the collection of the poet Rogers. 1st state, before Cort's name. TITIAN pinx. Diana and Callisto. Engraved in 1566. The picture is in the Madrid Gallery. Passavant, Tour of a German Artist, I. p. 129, and Christliche Irunst in Spanien, p. 165. Another picture, on a larger scale, is in the Bridgewater Gallery, formerly in the Orleans collection. A picture of the same subject is also in the Vienna Gallery of the Belvedere. Krafft, Verzeichniss, Wien, 1845, p. 17, No. 17. 1st state, before Cort's name. On thin paper, with the watermark of three circles, one within another. TITIAN pinx. Perseus and Andromeda. A painting of this subject was in the Orleans Gallery, bought by Mr. Bryan. Waagen, Treasures, iI. p. 497, No. 23. The same has been engraved by Delignon. See DELIGNON. 2d state, with the address of Scolari. MICHEL-ANGELO inv. Tomb of Giulio de' Medici, with the figures of Night and Morning. After the sculpture in the Sacristy of the Lorenzo Chapel in Florence. Harford, II. pp. 27 - 30. COSSIN, LOUIS, painter and engraver, born at Troyes in 1633. RAPHAEL pinx. The School of Athens. See Passavant, II. 67. Stanze in the Vatican, Camera della Segnatura. The representation corresponds very nearly with Ghisi's engraving; both are without the second, higher arch, which Volpato's has. On the left, the head of the old man with a child in his arm is but half given, and of the child only the fore-arm appears. The tablet at the base of the column is without inscription, but shaded with horizontal lines. On the right are wanting half the figure of the king, and Raphael and Perugino, together with the two figures which are above them, and behind the man with a staff; the latter is represented without a beard, and in front view, not in profile, as in Ghisi's plate. On the floor in the print stands, on the left: Raphael pinx. - Parisiis. On the right: A Paris chez Cars raue St. Iacques au nom de Iesus. - L. Cossin sculp. The impression is in bad condition. RAPHAEL pinx. The same. COUSINS 77 COSSIN, LOUIS, continued. Proof, before any letters on the floor. The tablet at the base of the column is white, without any lines. Our copy is cut close at the top. COUCHE, JACQUES, pe're, engraver, born at Gournai in 1750 (Le Blanc erroneously says "at Gournay, or at Abbeville, in 1769"). A pupil of Levasseur. PONTE BASSANO pinx. "The Circumcision." More correctly, The Presentation in the Temple. In the collection of Lord Gower; formerly in the Orleans Gallery. Waagen, Treasures, II. p. 61. Engraved for the Orleans Gallery. COUCHE, FRANCOIS LOUIS, fils, engraver, born at Paris in 1782. A pupil of Lafitte in drawing, and of his father, Jacques, in engraving. GERARD pinx. The Battle of Austerlitz. Artist's proof. COUSINS, HENRY, a London engraver of our own day, in mezzotinto and aquatinta in the modern style, - needle, graver, and roulette combined. MIDDLETON pinx.,. Lady Cust. Proof, before letters. HOR. VERNET pinx. P. Vittoria of Albano. Artist's proof, on India paper. COUSINS, SAMUEL, a London engraver of our day in. mezzotinto and aquatinta in the modern style, - needle, graver, and roulette combined. E. LANDSEER pinz. Bolton Abbey in the Olden Time. The original is in the collection of the Duke of Devonshire, Chatsworth. Waagen, Treasures, III. p. 351. Proof, open and traced letters. E. LANDSEER pinx. 13. Return from Hawking. Portraits of the family of Lord Egerton. Proof; title with unshaded letters, formed of three lines, and the dedication in traced, slender letters. W. ALLSTON pinx.. S. T. Coleridge. Open letter proof, India paper. SIR THOMAS LAWRENCE pinX. 1,. Master Lambton. Proof, traced letters. SIR THOMAS LAWRENCE pinx. 1. Sir Thomas Lawrence. SIR THOMAS LAWRENCE pinx. 1. Miss McDonald. Proof before any letters, with only the engraver's name slightly cut in. 78 COUSINS COUSINS, SAMUEL, continued. SIR THOMAS LAWRENCE pinx. ~I. Pope Pius VII. Open letter proof. i. Shakespeare. The Chandos portrait, in the Bridgewater Gallery. "Engraved for the Shakespeare Society, June, 1849." Open letters. LANDSEER piuvx. 1j. Sutherland Children with a Fawn. " The Lady Evelyn Gower and the Marquis of Stafford " slightly cut with the needle, on the right below. Proof, before letters. SIR THOMAS LAWRENCE pinx. 1P. The Duchess of Sutherland, with her little daughter on her knee, one of whose shoes is on the table. The picture is in the Stafford House. Waagen, Treasures, ii. p. 72. Proof, before letters, with only the artists' and the publisher's names. COUVAY, JEAN, designer and engraver, born at Arles in 1622. RAPHAEL pinx. The Madonna with the Pink. See Passavant, ii. 55. There are numerous repetitions of this picture,. the original of which is not known; the most familiar one is that in the Camuccini collection in Rome, now in the collection of the Duke of Northumberland in Alnwick Castle. Waagen, Galleries and Cabinets, or Treasures, Iv. p. 466. CRANACH, LUCAS, the elder, painter, engraved seven plates in copper, and published woodcuts under his name, for which he drew the blocks. He was born at Kronach in Franconia in 1472, and died at Weimar in 1553. His real name was Sunder, but by mistake he has been called Muller, because he signed himself Lucas Maller (instead of Maler, i. e. painter). Bartsch, vII. jp. Duke Albert of Saxony and his son Henry. B. 2. Engraved for the Wittenberger Heiligthum, 1509. 4to. The Baptism of Christ, woodcut from the Evangelion. On the back of the print in Black Letter: "G'au ~perbt teqt biper 0ofttif S0on ben eptligen.+ ipe nadcfolgenben 3wolf (uangelia," etc. CROUTELLE, L., engraver, pupil of Delaunay, worked at Paris at the commencement of the nineteenth century, and died there in 1824. VELAZQUEZ pinx. PI. Portrait of the great Pirate Barbarossa. "Ritrato de Barba Rosa, Real Palacio de Madrid." In the Madrid Gallery. Madrazo, No. 127; Stirling, Velazquez, p. 244. Engraved for Coleccion de las estampas... pertenecientes al Rey de Espania. CUNEGO 79 CROUTELLE, L., continuted. Croutelle engraved also, in conjunction with Fosseyeux and others, Raphael's Hours of the lVight. See FOSSEYEUX. CRUYS, VER, whose real name was Theodor Kriiger, engraver; he was born about 1646, and worked in Italy. TITIAN pinx. Hippolyte d' Este, Cardinal de' Medici, in Hungarian costume. The picture is in the Gallery of the Pitti palace. Engraved for Raccolta dce' quadri dei Granduchi di'oscana. Without the name of the person represented. CUNEGO, DOMENICO, designer and engraver, born at Verona in 1727, died at Rome in 1794. A pupil in drawing of Francesco Ferrari. DOMENICHINO pinx. Scenes from the Life of the Virgin. Frescos in the Capella Nolfi of the Cathedral of Fano; comp. Kugler, Berlin edit. 1847, II. p. 362; Eastlake's edit., London, 1851, p. 485; Nagler, Kiinstler-Lex.; Zampieri, xxII. p. 189. 16 plates, as follows - 1. The Almighty. "Te eternum Patrem." 2. Birth of the Virgin. " Egredietur virga." 3. Virgin ascending the Steps of the Temple. "In domo Dei." 4. Betrothment of the Virgin. " Desponsatio gloriosoe V. Marice." 5. Annunciation. "Ne timeas." 6. Visitation. "' Et unde hoc mihi." 7. Adoration of the Shepherds. " Et peperit filium." 8. Adoration of the Kings. "Reges Tarsis." 9. Presentation in the Temple. "Viderunt oculi mei." 10. Circumcision. "Et postquam consummati sunt." 11. Flight to Egypt. "Qui consurgens." 12. Virgin and Angels mourning over Christ. "0 vos omnes." 13. Death of the Virgin. "Cum divina gloria." 14. Mary Queen of Angels. " Ave Domina." 15. Assumption of the Virgin. "Maria Virgo." 16. Coronation of the Virgin. " Veni de Libano." MICHEL-ANGELO jpinx. The Frescos of Michel-Angelo in the Sistine Chapel. Engraved by D. Cunego with the assistance of, and completed by, his eldest son and pupil Aloisio Cunego, born at Verona in 1750 or 1757; Girolamo Carattoni, an engraver, who worked at Rome about the middle of the last century; Alois or Luigi Fabri, engraver, who was born at Rome in 1778 and died there in 1835; and Pietro Savorelli, born at Rome in 1765. 80 CUNEGO CUNE GO, DOMENICO, continued. 40 plates, as follows:1. Outline of the whole ceiling, including outlines of all the frescos, excepting those in the soffits over the arches above the windows and at the four corners, which are left blank and numbered, and the blank for the Last Judgment, from 1 to 13. D. Cunego. 2. Outlines of the frescos in No. 1, from 1 to 13, except 7. D. Cunego. 3. Outline of the Last Judgment, 7. D. Cunego. In the flat of the ceiling. 4. God dividing Light from Darkness. D. Cunego. 5. Vegetation, and Sun and Moon. D. Cunego. 6. Creation of Animals. D. Cunego. 7. Creation of Man. D. Cunego. 8. Creation of Woman. D. Cunego. 9. Temptation and Expulsion. D. Cunego. 10. Noah's Sacrifice. Carattoni. 11. The Deluge. Fabri. 12. Noah Drunken. Carattoni. Prophets and Sibyls. 13. Jeremiah. D. Cunego. 14. Ezekiel. D. Cunego. 15. Joel. D. Cunego. 16. Zechariah. Fabri. 17. Isaiah. Fabri. 18. Daniel. Fabri. 19. Jonah. Fabri. 20. Sibylla Persica. Fabri. 21. Sibylla Erythroea. D. Cunego. 22. Sibylla Delphica. Fabri. 23. Sibylla Cummea. Fabri. 24. Sibylla Libica. Fabri. Each engraving of a Prophet or Sibyl includes the genius supporting and two figures in the arches beneath, as well as the medallion and figures above to the flat of the ceiling. 25. 2 external figures not beneath any prophet,- Achim and Amminadab. D. Cunego. 26. 2 similar figures, - Azor and Nahshon. Fabri. 27. 2 figures at one end, - Jacob and Joseph. Al. Cunego. 28. 2 figures at the other end,- Eleazar and Matthan. Al. Cunego. 29. David and Goliath. Fabri. Blank No. 1. 30. Zerubbabel. Pietro Savorelli. Blank No. 2. 31. Uzziah. D. Cunego. Blank No. 3. DALEN 81 CUNEGO, DOMENICO, continued. 32. Rehoboam. D. Cunego. Blank No. 4. 33. Salmon. D. Cunego. Blank No. 5. 34. Haman Hanged. D. Cunego. Blank No. 6. The Last Judgment, by L. Gaultier. See GAULTIER. Blank No. 7. 35. The Brazen Serpent. Fabri. Blank No. 8. 36. Jesse. Pietro Savorelli. Blank No. 9. 37. Asa. Pietro Savorelli. Blank No. 10. 38. Hezekiah. Pietro Savorelli. Blank No. 11. 39. Josiah. D. Cunego. Blank No. 12. 40. Judith with the head of Holofernes. Blank No. 13. RAPHAEL pineX. P1. The Fornarina in the Barberini palace. See Passavant, II. No. 87. Engraved for Hamilton's Sceola Italianca. TITIAN pinx. Filia Roberti Strozzi, nobilis Florentini. Engraved for Hamilton's Schola Italiana. RAPH. MENGS P2inx. P1. Raphael Mengs's own portrait. Artist's proof, before any letters. U~ Y. Brulliot, Diet. I. No. 1291. Christ teaching the Doctors. D. DADO, or DADDO, was probably the name of the "Master of the Die," also called Beatrizet or Beatricius the Elder. See BEATRIZET. DALCO, engraver in Parma, a pupil of Toschi. ANDREA DEL SARTO pinx. Salvator Mundi. The picture is on the altar of the Chapel of the Annunciation of the Church of the Servites in Florence. Alfred Reumont, pp. 93, 94. Engraved in 1833. Artist's proofs are before any letters. DALEN, CORNELIS VAN, engraver, son of the publisher of the same name, born at Antwerp about 1630. A pupil of Corn. Visscher. RUBENS pinx. The Four Fathers of the Church. Figures 3 length, standing. See Smith, Cat. rais. 658; Basan, 3. 2d state, with the address of Blooteling. TITIAN pinx. jP. Aretino,Pietro. Engraved for the Cabinet Reynst. Proof, before any letters. TITIAN pinx. P~. Boccaccio. Engraved for the Cabinet Reynst. 6 82 DALEN DALEN, CORNELIS VAN, continued. With Blooteling's address. J. VAN TEYLINGEN VPinx. 3. Triglandius, Jacobus. WTfith the address of J. du Pre. DAMELE, E. FRA FIESOLE pinx. Noli me tangere. See MARCHESE, V. "San Marco," No. 31. DANFORTH, 3M. J., an English engraver of the present day. C. Ri. LESLIE pinx. The Sisters of Bethany. Open letter proof. C. R. LESLIE jinx. Uncle Toby and the Widow Wadman, in the Sentrybox. The picture formerly belonged to John Sheepshanks, Esq. It is now in the Vernon Gallery. Waagen, Treasures, I. p. 378. Proof, on Indict paper. DARET, PIERRE, designer and engraver, born at Paris in 1610, died at Aix in 1675. SIMON VOUET pinxZ. Holy Family. DARNSTEDT, JOHANN ADOLPH, engraver, born at Auma, 1769, died at Dresden, after he had become blind. A pupil of Schulz and Zingg. ANGELO QUAGLIO dis. The Cathedral of Cologne. Engraved for Boisseree's Geschichte uend Beschreibung des Do ms zu 61iln. Artist's proof; having the artists' names only, slightly traced with the needle. DIETRICH pinx. "Le Mage." Landscape in the style of Salvator Rosa. Impression wit/h the artist's retouch in pencil, though with letters. In the proofs the inscription was covered up. DIETRICH pinx. "Le Mage parmi les Pasteurs." Companion piece to the one above. Inpression the same. The original pictures from which these two plates were engraved were owned by Count Marcolini in Dresden. DASORI, GIOVANNI BATTISTA. See MONTAGNANI, Raphaelis Pictaurae Peristyli Vaticani. DAUDET, ROBERT, the son, engraver, born at Lyons in 1737, died at Paris in 1824. A pupil of his, father, of Balechou, and of Wille. BACKHUYSEN 2pinx. Le Coup de Vent. In the Gallery of the Louvre. Villot, No. 7; Smith, Cat. rais. 15. DAULLE 83 DAUDET, ROBERT, continued. Engraved for the Mzusee Francais. VAN DER HEYDEN _pinx. Village on a Canal. In the Gallery of the Louvre. Villot, No. 204; Smith, Cat. rais. 121. Engraved for the fusee lFrangais. DAULLE, JEAN, engraver, born at Abbeville in 1703,.died at Paris in 1763. A pupil of Hecquet. CARLO MARATTI pinx. Virgin and Child. The picture is in the Dresden Gallery. Engraved for Rec. d'est. de la Gal. de Dresde, I. No. 45. CORREGGIO pinx. Magdalen reading. In the Dresden Gallery. Coxe, p. 125. Engraved for Rec. d'est. de la Cal. de Dresde, I. No. 4. CORREGGIO pinx. The same. -Impression before the Number. CORREGGIO pinx. The same. Proof before letters, with the artists' names in smaller letters than those of the prints, and with the addition of the date 1758, which the prints have not. ALBANO pinx. La Charite humaine. The original painting was in the old Royal Collection at Paris, but is not now in the Louvre. Waagen, Kunstwerke und Kiinstler in Paris, p. 777, No. 6. Nic. POUSSIN pinx. Jupiter as Diana, with Callisto. See Smith, Cat. rais. 183. The picture was sold in 1789, in the collection of Baron d'Holbach. VAN DYCK pinx. Child playing with Love. See Smith, Cat. rais. 395. Engraved from a picture owned by "M. Prousteaux, capitaine des Gardes de la Ville." RUBENS painx. "Quos ego." Painted to celebrate the prosperous voyage to Belgium of the Cardinal Ferdinand of Austria. It formed one of the embellishments of the triumphal arches after the battle of N6rdlingen, and is now in the Dresden Gallery. Smith, Cat. rais. 268. Engraved for the Rec. d'est. de la Gal. de Dresde, I. 48. RUBENS pinx. The same. Proof before any letters. SPAGNOLETTO p2inx. Diogenes with the Lantern. The picture is in the Dresden Gallery. Engraved for Rec. d'est. de la Gal. de Dresde, I. No. 31. 84 DAULLE DAULLE, JEAN, continued. TENIEIRS pinx. The Village Surgeon. "Chirurgeon Flamand." "Tir6 du Cabinet de M. Peilhon." Not mentioned by Smith. Engraved in 1760. RUBENS pinx. Portrait of a Spanish gentleman with short hair and bushy beard, wearing a full ruffle. See Smith, Cat. rais. 272. The picture is in the Dresden Gallery. RUBENS pinx. P. Two sons of Rubens. In the Dresden Gallery. A duplicate is in the Lichtenstein Gallery in Vienna. Engraved for the Rec. d'est de la Gal. de Dresde, I. No. 50. Proof, before letters. J. L. TocQu _ pinx. M. Marie, Princess of Poland, Queen of Louis XV. of France. Full length portrait in the costume of coronation. In the Duke of Buckingham's collection, No. 1430, there was a proof before letters. ROBERT TOURNIkRE pinx. i JX. Maupertuis, in the dress of a Laplander. See Le Blanc, Wille, 132. TOURNIIRE pinx. P. The same. Artist's proof, with the names written in ink. TOURNIJRE pinx. P3. Puysegur, Jacques Frangois de Chastenet de, Mardchal de France. Proof, before letters. H. RIGAUD pinx. P. Hyacinthe Rigaud painting the Portrait of his Wife. Engraved by Daull6 for admission into the Academy. The statement in the catalogue of Marshall's engravings, London, 1864, that the original of this engraving is in the Dresden Gallery, is erroneous. DAVID, JEROME, engraver, worked at Paris and at Rome in the middle of the seventeenth century. PAOLO FARINATI pinx. The Martyrdom of St. Erasmus. From Otto's collection. DELAULNE, ETIENNE, called STEPHANUS, goldsmith, designer, and engraver, born at Orleans in 1520. RAPHAEL inv. The Martyrdom of St. Felicitas, or rather Cecilia. After a drawing for the fresco in the chapel of the Villa Magliana. Passavant, ii. 242, and iII. p. 151. ~A copy of Marc-Antonio's engraving (B. 117), but in reverse and smaller. RAPHAEL inv. The Rape of Helena. DELFINI 85 DELAULNE, ETIENNE, continued. See Passavant, ii. p. 662, No. 79. A copy of Marc-Antonio's engraving (B. 209), but in reverse and smaller. DELAUNAY, NICOLAS, engraver, born at Paris in 1739, died there in 1792. A pupil of Lempereur. J. RAoux pinx. Angelica and Medoro. "Tire du cabinet de M. le President du Plaa." DELEGOIRGUE-CORDIER, JEAN, designer and engraver, born at Abbeville in 1781. DOMENICHINO pinx. Eneas saving Anchises. The original is in the Gallery of the Louvre, where it is now attributed to Spada. Villot, No. 409. Proof, with the names of the artists cut in the margin, and the inscription ENEE in uncial open letters in the border. DELFF, WILLEM JAKOBSZ. (i. e. Jacob's son), usually called W. DELPHIUS, painter and engraver, born at Delft in 1580, died in 1638. A pupil of his father Jacob Willemsz., and father of Jacob Willemsz., called Delphius the younger. He was a son-in-law of Mich. Mierevelt of Delft. MIEREVELT pinx. 1. Buckingham, George Villiers, Duke of. Proof before any letters. Purchased from Messrs. Evans, Fine Art Circular, No. 1207, for ~ 21. MIEREVELT pinx. P. Hugo Grotius. The picture is in the H6tel de Ville at Delft. Waagen, Handbook, I. p. 239. VAN DYCK pinx. 1P. Mierevelt, Michel, painter. Engraved for M. van den Enden, Van Dyck's Iconographia, No. 9. Weber, Cat. rais. p. 55. st state, with the name of H. Hondius as engraver. "Extr6mement rare." \'AN DYCK pinx. 1. The same. 3d state, with " W. J. Delff sculps." and after the letters of Hendricx's address, "G. H.," were efacedfrom the plate. DELFINI, J., an engraver of the present day, a pupil of Toschi. RAPHAEL pinx.,. Pope Julius II. From the repetition or copy of the picture in the Gallery of the palace at Turin (Passavant, III. p. 110), of which the original is in the Gallery of the Pitti palace at Florence. Passavant, ii. No. 83. 86 DELIGNON DELIGNON, JEAN LOUIS, engraver, worked at Paris in the latter half of the eighteenth century. A pupil of Nic. Delaunay. TITIAN pinx. Perseus and Andromeda. Engraved for the Orleans Gallery. When that Gallery was sold in England, the picture was bought by Mr. Bryan. Compare remark under CORT. DELLA ROCCA, CARLO. See RoccA. DENZLER and HESSLOHL, sc. L'op. ROBERT pinx. Les Moissonneurs. The picture is in the Gallery of the Louvre. Proof, before any letters, except the names of the artists and printer. On India paper. DESCLAUX, VICTOR, engraver in the modern mixed style, with much etching, and the atmosphere produced by aquatinta. LMOP. ROBERT pinx. Les Moissonneurs. The picture is in the Gallery of the Louvre. Proof before any letters, except the names of the artists, the printers, and the publishers. On India paper. LEOP. ROBERT pinx. Les Pecheurs de l'Adriatique. Proof like the preceding. DESNOYERS, LOUIS AUGUSTIN BOUCHER, designer and engraver, born at Paris in 1779, died there in 1857. A pupil of Alexandre Tardieu. NIC. PoUSSIN pi]nx. Eliezer and Rebecca at the Well. See Smith, Cat. rais. 6. In the Gallery of the Louvre. Villot, No. 415. Impression with the title in shaded letters and two lines of description. With the stamp of the engraver's initials "A. D." NIc. POUSSIN pinx. The same. Proof, with one line of open letters. Engraver's stamp the same as the preceding. RAPHAEL pinx. The Visitation. See Passavant, iI. 229, and III. p. 135. In the Madrid Gallery. See also Passavant's Christliche Kunst in Spanien, p. 156. Proof, with open and traced letters, and with the smaller stamp of the engraver's initials, and these in the middle below, close under the engraving. The prints have the date 1824 in the middle below; they have further the larger, the common stamp of the initials, and this is placed on the DESNOYERS 87 DESNOYERS, LOUIS AUGUSTIN BOUCHER, continued. left side below, opposite the inscription, which in this state is in shaded letters. RAPHAEL pinx. The Transfiguration. See Passavant, II. 244, and III. p. 152. In the Gallery of the Vatican. Engraved in 1839 on two plates, of which the impressions are carefully joined. Proof, with the words " La Transfiguration" and the artists' names in open letters. With the Key. LEONARDO DA VINCI pinx. La Vierge aux Rochers. See Rigollot, No. 22. Painted for the Chapel of the Conception of the Franciscan church in Milan; now owned by the Earl of Suffolk, Charlton Park. Waagen, Treasures, III. p. 168. Engraved from the repetition of this picture in the Gallery of the Louvre. Villot, No. 482. The lower margin of this impression is artificial. LEONARDO DA VINCI pinx. The same. Artist's proof, with merely the artists' names.~ Purchased from Messrs. Evans for ~ 26 5 s. Impressions of the same state, Johnson, No. 48, ~ 29; Marshall, No. 375, ~ 30 10 s. The proofs have the inscription, Leonard de Vinci Pinxit. Aug. Desnoyers Delt. & Sculpt. Tableau du Musee NVapoleon; the title, La Vierge aux Rochers, in open uncial letters; the coat of arms; the dedication to the Due de Bassano, in open traced cursive letters; the address of Ramboz; and on the left below, the stamp of two antique heads. Amsler & Ruthardt's sale cat. I. No. 136, 100 th.; Quandt, No. 2281, 96 th.; Lehrs, No. 56, 101 th.; Macready, No. 22, ~ 23. - The 1st impressions of the prints have the stamp of the two antique heads. - The 2d have the stamp of the engraver's initials. - Later ones have no stamp. RAPHAEL pinx. La Belle Jardiniere. The Virgin and Child with the infant St. John. See Passavant, II. 60. The picture is in the Gallery of the Louvre. Engraved in 1805. The engravings of this plate have no stamp of the engraver. From the collection of William Esdaile. The dedication is cut of7 RAPHAEL pinx. The same. * According to Desnoyers' own emphatic declaration, there are genuine epreuves d'artiste, i. e. impressions with merely the artists' names, of only two of his plates, namely, of the above La Vierge aux Rochers and of La Belle Jardiniere. Impressions of the other plates, without further inscription, are either spurious proofs, made by covering the letters while printing, or impressions of the unfinished plate, obtained without the sanction of the engraver, with the exception of the Sistine MIladonna, which he engraved afterwards. 88 DESNOYERS DESNOYERS, LOUIS AUGUSTIN BOUCHER, continued. Artist's proof, with merely the words, "Aug. Desnoyers Delt. & Sculpt. an. 11." With the white stamp: " Calcographie du Louvre, Musees Nationaux. " Purchased from Messrs. Evans for ~ 35. Same state, Johnson, No. 47~ 29. Hippisley, No. 24, ~ 32 11 s. Lehrs, No. 54, 260 th. The proofs have La Vierge dite La Belle Jardinitre in open uncial letters, a Dedication to M. D. V. Denon in open traced cursive letters, and Se vend a la Calcographie du z Musee Napoleon. - Im2?rimee par Ramboz, in small letters below. George Smith, No. 610, ~ 11 11 s. RAPHAEL piqXt. " La Vierge au Linge." See Passavant, II. 91, " La Vierge au Diademe." The picture is in the Gallery of the Louvre. At the left a stamp with the letters "A. D." RAPHAEL pinx. The same. Proof, before the inscription of the title; the space for it is left blank, and below it is traced with the needle, " Dessine et grave d'apres le tableau original de Raphael, par Aug. Boucher Desnoyers, Membre des Academies de Vienne et de Geneve." With the white stamp "A. D." on the left. Purchased for ~ 14. Some proofs are without the stamp. RAPHAEL pinx. La Vierge au Poisson. See Passavant, ii. 100. The picture is in the Gallery of Madrid. 1st impression, with the date 1822 in the middle below, and without stamp. The date has been taken out in later impressions. RAPHAEL pinx. The same. 1st impression, with the date, on India payer, with the stamp "A. D." on the left below. The proof has open letters. G. Smith, No. 608, ~ 11 11 s.; Lehrs, No. 60, 65 th. RAPHAEL pinx. La Vierge au Berceau. See Passavant, ii. 235. In the Gallery of the Louvre. Proof, before the inscription, " La Vierge au Berceau," the space for which is left blank; below it are the words, traced only: Ddssine et grave d'apres le tableau de Raphael par le B[ar]onie Boucher Desnoyers, P[remi]er graveur du roi. Stamp " A. D." on the left. RAPHAEL piznx. La Vierge a la Chaise. See Passavant, ii. 226. In the Gallery of the Pitti palace in Florence. With the common (the larger) stamp of the initials "A. D." in the lower margin on the left. * The engraver was made a Baron in 1828. DESNOYERS 89 DESNOYERS, LOUIS AUGUSTIN BOUCHER, continued. Besides the inscription La Vierge a la chaise, in lightly shaded uncial letters, in the socle of the picture, the proofs have below in the margin: Dessin' et grave d'apres le Tableau Original de Raphael par Aug. Boucher Desnoyers, Membre des Academies de Vienne et de Geneve, in very thin slightly traced letters, and the same larger stamp of the engraver's initials as the prints. Lehrs, No. 65, 40 th. RAPHAEL pinx. La Vierge de la Maison d'Albe. See Passavant, ii. 89. In the Imperial Gallery of St. Petersburg. With the extended drapery on the child, with 1827 in the middle under the print, and with the common, the larger stamp " A. D." in the lower margin ofn the left below. RAPHAEL pinx. The same. Proof, before the extended drapery on the nude parts of the child, with the smaller stamp of the initials, and this in the middle munder the engraving, where the prints have the date. The inscription in the lower margin, " Le Tableau," etc., is in very thin slightly traced letters; the title, " La Vierge de la maison d'Albe," is shaded in the proofs as well as in the print impressions. Purchased from Messrs. Evans for ~ 14 14 s. Lehrs, No. 58, 61 th.; No. 59, 80 th. RAPHAEL pinx. Madonna di San Sisto. See Passavant, II. 240. Engraved in 1841. Without any stamp of the engraver. For a proof, before the inscription, La Vierge de Dresde dite de St. Sixte, see Engelmann, Raphael (1866), p. 20. RAPHAEL pinx. La Vierge au Donataire, dite de Foligno. See Passavant, iI. 92. The picture is in the Gallery of the Vatican. Engraved in 1810. Impression of the 1st state, with the stamp of the two antique heads. RAPHAEL pinx. The same. Proof, " La Vierge au Donataire, dite de Foligno," in open letters. Stamp of the two heads. Purchased from Messrs. Evans for ~ 16 16 s. Lehrs, No. 61, 97 th. RAPHAEL pinx. La belle Jardiniere de Florence. See Passavant, III. p. 170. "Under this name Desnoyers engraved a picture as Raphael's which, however, bears indications of an Italico-Belgic origin." Engraved in 1841. Proof, with open letters; RAPHAEL pinx. St. Catherine of Alexandria. See Passavalnt, ii. 53. The picture is in the National Gallery. Engraved in 1824. 90 DESNOYERS. DESNOYERS, LOUIS AUGUSTIN BOUCHER, continued. With the larger stamp of the engraver's initials, on the left. RAPHAEL pinx. The same. Proof, with open letters, and the smaller stamp of initials in the middle. RAPHAEL pinX. St. Margaret. See Passavant, II. 234. Gallery of the Louvre. Engraved in 1832. Proof, with the inscription " Ste. Marguerite " in open letters in the engraved border of the plate, and in the margin, " Marguerite nacquit A Cr6mone dans le 3eme Siecle... et perit... A Antioche ou elle eut la tete tranchee," in letters delicately traced. With the smaller stamp of initials, in the middle. RAPHAEL pinx. The same. Print, title the same; open letters in the border. Inscription the same, but with strengthened letters, and an additional inscription beginning near the middle of the last line of the first, " Ce tableau qui fait partie... Dessine et grave en 1832... par le Baron Boucher Desnoyers." With the larger stamp of initials, on the left. CORREGGIO del. Magdalen. A bust. No. 13 of Desnoyers' Recueil d'estampes gravees d'apre's des peintures antiques italiennes par lui, ou ex'cuties sous sa direction. This is one of the best of the 34 plates. RAPHAEL pinx. The Three Christian Virtues. Originally the predella of the Entombment (the altar-piece of San Francesco in Perugia, now in the Borghese Gallery in Rome). This predella, painted in chiaroscuro, is now in the Gallery of the Vatican. Passavant, ii. 54, p. 78. Three plates, - Faith, Love, Hope. 1st impressions, with the engraver's stamp of the two antique heads on the first and third plate. The second plate was not stamped; it has a medallion engraved in the middle of the lower margin. The proofs have only the artist's names, and the medallion in the middle plate. Johnson, No. 45, ~ 13 13s. A. CARAFFE inv. Hope supporting the Unfortunate unto the Grave. INGRES del. L'Amour. After the antique. Engraved for the Musee Franfais. PERINO DEL VAGA pinx. Les M.uses et. les Pierides. The original painting, now ascribed to Rosso de Rossi, " Le maitre Roux," is in the Gallery of the Louvre. Villot, No. 639. Engraved in 1829. Proof with open letters. This engraving has the smaller stamp of the engraver's initials. RICHARD pinx. 2p. Fran9ois I. et Marguerite de Navarre. DIEN 91 DESNOYERS, LOUIS AUGUSTIN BOUCHER, continued. Proof, with open letters. WTith the larger stamp in white of the engraver's initials on the left side below. With the autograph of the engraver. DESNOYERS del. U,. Jefferson, Thomas. GiRARD pinx. P. Napoleon I. Whole length figure in his coronation robes. 1st impression, before the eagle was added below in the middle under the plate; and with the stamp of the two heads. GERARD pinx. P. The same. Proof; before the artists' names. Without any stamp. These proof impressions were taken for the Emperor. GERARD pinx.,. Le Roi de Rome. "Napoleon II." Infant in a chemise with the great Napoleonic star across his shoulders, sitting on a couch, in one hand a sceptre, the other upon a globe. In the left corner, below the stamp, N. GERARD pinx. J. Talleyrand. Proof, with open letters. With the stamp of the two heads. DESPLACES, LOUIS, designer and engraver, born at Paris in 1682, died there in 1739. C. M-ARATTI pinx. DanaS. " Tableau du cabinet de M. de la Faye, Secr6t. du Cabinet du roi." PAOLO VERONESE _pinx. La Sagesse compagne d'Hercule. Wisdom leading Strength. Engraved for the Cabinet Crozat, while in the Orleans Gallery. Now in the collection of H. T. Hope, Esq. Waagen, Treasures, II. p. 113. DICKINSON, WILLIAM, designer and engraver in mezzotinto, born at London about 1740, died about the end of the eighteenth century. SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS pinx. N. Mrs. Sheridan as Cecilia. DIE, MASTER OF THE. See BEATRIZET, the elder. DIEN, C. M. F., engraver, born about 1782, worked in Paris. RAPHAEL pinx. The Sibyls. A fresco painting in Santa Maria della Pace in Rome. Passavant, II. 112. Proof before letters, with only the artists' names traced, the date 1838, and with the stamp of a pallet bearing the name Raphael. A similar proof, Quandt, No. 2164, 23 th. The artist's proofs are before any letters. RAPHAEL _pinx. Holy Family of Francis I. 92 DIEN DIEN, C. M. F., continued. Dien finished the second, the larger plate of Richomme's engraving of this picture. See RICHOMME. DIES, CHRISTOPH ALBERT, painter and etcher, born at Hannover in 1755; from 1775 to 1796 in Rome; etched, with Reinhart, Collection de vues pittoresques d'Italie. He died at Vienna in 1822. See REINHART. DIETRICH, CHRISTIAN WILHELM ERNST, painter and etcher, born at Weimar in 1712, died at Dresden in 1774. A pupil of Thiele. Linck, Monographie der vot... Dietrich radirten... Vorstellungen, Berlin, 1848. The Prodigal Son. L. 27. The Mountebank. L. 74. Nymphs bathing near a Cave. L. 136. DIXON, JOHN, engraver in mezzotinto, born about 1740, died at London about 1780. SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS pinx. Ugolino and his Sons. The picture is in Earl Amherst's collection at Knole Park. Waagen, Galleries and Cabinets, or Treasures, Iv. p. 338. DOO, GEORGE T., an English engraver of the present day. G. S. NEWTON pinx. Bassanio and Portia. Engraved in 1839, from the original picture in the possession of John Sheepshanks, Esq. Proof, with open and traced letters. G. S. NEWTON pilnx. Dutch Girl. The original picture is in the possession of William Wells, of Redleaf, near Tonbridge. Open letter proof. G. S. NEWTON pinx. Shylock and Jessica. The original picture is in the possession of Henry Labouchere, Esq. Lettre grise proof. G. S. NEWTON pinx. The Bride. Engraved in 1831. Proof before letters, with only the artists' names, and address of the publishers. G. S. NEWTON pinx. Yorick and the Grisette. Vernon Gallery. Waagen, Treasures, I. p. 378. Lettre arise proof. SIR CHARLES EASTLAKE pinx. Pilgrims coming in sight of Rome. DORIGNY 93 DOO, GEORGE T., continued. The original is owned by the Duke of Bedford at Woburn Abbey. Waagen, Treasures, III. p. 466. Engraved in 1842. Artist's proof, the artists' names and address very slightly traced. With autograph in pencil of Sir Charles Eastlake. On India paper. PICKERSGILL pinx. 1. Cuvier. Open letters. DORIGNY, SIR NICOLAS, designer and engraver, born at Paris in 1657, where he died in 1746. In 1711 he was invited to England to engrave Raphael's Cartoons. They were finished in 1719, and dedicated to George I., whereupon Dorigny was knighted. RAPHAEL pinx. The Transfiguration. The picture is in the Gallery of the Vatican. Passavant, II. 244. 2d state with Eq(ues) before the name of the engraver, but before Strange's retouch. RAPHAEL p9inx. The Transfiguration. 1st state, before Eqlles was added to the name of the engraver, and before any retouch. RAPHAEL pinx. "Pinacotheca Hamptoniana." See Passavant, II. p. 250, and p. 256. a. Compare also Waagen, Treasures, II. p. 369 et seqq. 8 plates, namely: — 1. Title and Dedication. 2. St. Paul preaching at Athens. P. II. p. 255. 3. The Miraculous Draught of Fishes. P. II. p. 253. 4. Feed my Sheep. P. II. p. 253. 5. Peter and John healing the Cripple. P. II. p. 254. 6. The Death of Ananias. P. II. p. 254. 7. Elymas struck with Blindness. P. II. p. 254. 8. Paul and Barnabas at Lystra. P. II. p. 255. Impressions before the retouch, but with the word Eq(ues) before Nicolaus Dorigny, therefore made after he had received knighthood. Very few impressions were issued before the " Eques." From Professor Vogel von Vogelstein's collection. GUERCINO pinx. The Burial of Saint Petronella. Gallery of the Capitol. Platner and Bunsen, III. i. p. 132. DOMENICHINO pinx. The Martyrdom of St. Sebastian. The original in Santa Maria degli Angeli is a fresco, originally painted on the wall of St. Peter's, where it is replaced by a copy in mosaic. Platner and Bunsen, III. ii. p. 356. 94 DORIGNY DORIGNY, SIR NICOLAS, continued. RAPHAEL pinx. Psyches et Amoris Nuptiae, etc. After the frescos in the Loggia of the Villa Farnesina in Rome. Engraved in 1693. Passavant, ii. No. 241, and p. 344, a. 12 plates, namely: 1. Title. 2. Venus points out Psyche to Cupid. 3. Cupid points out Psyche to the Graces. 4. Venus, Juno, and Ceres. Venus going to Olympus. 5. Venus before Jupiter. 6. Mercury with a Trumpet. 7. Psyche with a Vase. 8. Psyche giving the Vase to Venus. Jupiter and Cupid. 9. Mercury carrying Psyche to Olympus. 10. The Assembly of the Gods. 11. The Nuptial Feast; to which is added as 12. The Triumph of Galatea, a fresco in the same house. RAPHAEL pinx. Mosaics in the Cupola of the Chigi Chapel, in the Church Santa Maria del Popolo, in Rome. 6 plates only of the 9, contained in " Raphaelis... Planetarium... delineatum... a Nicolao Dorigny...," 1695, sm. fol., dedicated "Ludov. Duci Burgundiae." Passavant, II. p. 448. Namely: - The Creator, centre piece of the ceiling. Wanting. The Angel pointing to the firmament. Wanting. The Sun (Apollo). The Moon (Diana). Saturn. Wanting. Jupiter. Mars. Venus. Mercury. See GRUNER, Mosaics in the Cappella Chigiana, in which the whole is represented. DREVET, CL.AUDE, engraver, born at Lyons in 1710, died at Paris in 1782. A pupil and nephew of Pierre, and cousin of Pierre Imbert Drevet. HYAC. RIGAUD pinx. D'Auvergne, Cardinal H. Oswald. IYAC. RIGAUD pinx. ]. Sinzendorf, Philippe Louis, Comte de. DREVET 95 DREVET, CLAUDE, continued. JOH. RUD. HUBER pinx. J. Steigerus, Christophorus, Consul Reipubl. Bernensis. HYAC. RIGAUD pinx. X 1. Vintimille, Charles Gaspard Guillaume de, Archeveque de Paris. DREVET, PIERRE, the father, engraver, born at Lyons in 1664, died at Paris in 1739. A pupil of Gerard Audran. PIERRE MIGNARD pinzx. The Family of Darius in the Tent, at the Feet of Alexander. G. Edelinck coepit, P. Drevet perfecit. On 2 plates. See EDELINCK. HYAC. PIGAUD pinx. B. Beauveau, Rene de, Archeveque de Narbonne. HYAC. RIGAUD pinx. i). Colbert, Jac. Nic., Archiepiscopus Rothomagensis. 1st state, before the inscription on the pedestal, "Offerebant obsequentissimi servi monachi de charitate." Like Paignon-Dijonval, No. 7397. HYAC. RIGAUD pinx. 1. Conti, Franuois Louis de Bourbon, Prince de. DE TROY pincx. 1P. Dombes, Louis Auguste de Bourbon, Prince de. Bust in armor, oval. NIO. DE LARGILLIERE -pinx. iP. Forest, Jean, peintre. Jos. VIVIEN pinx. P. Girardon, Frangois, sculpteur. HYAC. RIGAUD pinx. i1. Keller, Jean Balthasar, Cmiss. des fonds de l'artillerie de France. NIC. DE LARGILLIERE pinx. 1. Lambert, Nicolas, Seigneur de Thorigny. NIC. DE LARGILLIERE pinx. 1P. Lambert, Marie de Laubespine, femme de. PEZEY pinx. Lesdiguieres, La Duchesse Douariere de. She holds with one hand a kitten on her lap, and in the other a small book; behind her chair stands a negro boy with a garland of flowers, and there are flowers on the table before her. The plate has no inscription of the name of the person represented, but it has the following dedication': "Dedi6 a Madame la Duchesse Douariere de Lesdiguieres, par Son trds humble et tres ob6issant seruiteur Pezey." HYAC. RIGAUD _pinx..J. Louis XIV., King of France. VWhole length figure in coronation robes. The picture is in the Gallery of the Louvre. Villot, No. 475. 2d state (according to Naygler, Heller, etc., 1st state), before the lengthened shadow on the right thigh. NIC. DE LARGILLIE-RE qpinx. M. Mitantier, J. M. de, Greffier. Without the name of the person represented, but with thefollowing address: "A Paris chez Dreuet, rue du Foin deruant les Mathurins." 96 DREVET DREVET, PIERRE, continued. HYAC. RIGAUD pinx. 1p. Marie Souveraine de Neufchatel, Duchesse de Nemours. G. REVEL pinox. jp. Palliot, Pierre, Historiographe. HYAC. RIGAUD pinx. P3. Rigaud, Hyacinthe, holding a port-crayon. 4th state, with the date 1721. DREVET del. 13. Christine Caroline, Margrave de Brandenbourg, nee Duchesse de Wiirtemberg. Without the name of the painter or designer. DREVET, PIERRE IMBERT, engraver, born at Paris 1697, where he died in 1739. He was a son and pupil of Pierre Drevet. ANT. COYPEL pinx. Rebecca at the Well, receiving the Presents from Eliezer the servant of Abraham. " Tableau au Cabinet du Roy." Not now in the Louvre. LouIs DE BOULLONGNE pinx. The Presentation in the Temple. The picture is in the Church of Notre Dame in Paris. J. RESTOUT _pinx. Christ praying in the Garden. 2d state, with Surugue's address. On the right below after the name of the engraver is inscribed, "Priez Dieu pour lui." The 3d state has the address of Buldet. J. ANDRAY pinx. The Resurrection. Engraved at the age of 19. HYACINTHE RIGAUD pinx. 1. Bernard, Samuel. 1st state, before the words " Conseiller d'Etat." HYACINTHE RIGAUD pinx. 1. Bossuet. The picture is in the Louvre. Villot, No. 477. Before any dot after the name of the painter, but with the corrected spellinq in the inscription, and thefinished back of the arm-chair. After every hundred impressions one dot was added. A proof in Jos. Maberly's collection (No. 129) was sold at London, March 26, 1851, — "a superb impression of the first state, with the spelling'Constorianus' instead of' Consistorianus,' and' Trecenses' instead of'Trecensis,' and before the top of the chair was finished, called epreuve au fauteuzil blanc." The same state occurs in the catalogue of the Duke of Buckingham's collection, 1834, No. 202; and in Debois' catalogue, Paris, 1843, No. 205. In the collection of Count Archinto (No. 46), it sold at Paris, March, 1862, for 900fr.; and the same copy sold again, in the Marshall collection, London, June, 1864, No. 441, for ~ 35. DUFLOS 97 DREVET, PIERRE IMBERT, continued. HYAC. RIGAUD pinx..j) Cisternay du Fay, Charles Jerome de, Capitaine aux gardes frangaises. In 8vo. 2d state, with the coat of arms. HYAC. RIGAUD p2inx. P. Cotte, Robert de. 2d state, with the word " architecte." ROBERT TOURNIERE pinx. ]p. Couvay, Petrus Nolascus. HYAc. RIGAUD pinx. jp. Dubois, Guillaume, Cardinal. HYAC. RIGAUD inax. ] H. Herbault, Charles Gasp. Dodun, Marquis d'. ADRIEN LE PRIEUR pinx. j,. Le Blanc, Claude, Ministre et Secr'taire d'Etat. CHARLES COYPEL piznx. ]. Le Couvreur, Adrienne, as Cornelia. 1st state of the print, with the spelling " model" insteadl of " modele." CHARLES COYPEL pinx. The same. 2d state, with the correction "mrodele." The proofs are before any letters, i. e. before the name in the oval border surrounding the portrait, and before the four verses in the pedestal. Debois, No. 207; Johnson, No. 53, ~11 lls.; Marshall, No. 445, ~10 15 s.; Lehrs, No. 87, 70 th. DUCHANGE, GASPARD, engraver, born at Paris in 1666, died there in 1757. A pupil of Jean Audran. CORREGGIO pinx. Jupiter and Leda. See Coxe, p. 111. In the Berlin Gallery. 1st state, before the name of Sorniqte. CORREGGIO pinx. Jupiter and Dana~. See Coxe, p. 111. In the Borghess Gallery in Rome. Platner and Bunsen, III. iii. p. 297. Ist state, before the name of Sornique. CORREGGIO pinx. Jupiter and Io. See Coxe, p. 112. The picture is in the Berlin Gallery. 1st state, before the name of Sorniqu2e. HYAC. RIGAUD pinx. Girardon, Fran9ois. Engraved for his admission into the Academy. HYAC. RIGAUD pinx. 1]. La Fosse, Charles de, peintre. DUFLOS, CLAUDE, the father, engraver, born at Coucy about 1665, died at Paris about 1727. 7 98 DUFLOS DUFLOS, CLAUDE, continued. DOMENICHINO pinx. The Annunciation. 1st state, with beut oze line of inscription and Audran's address. The 2d state has Buldet's address. PAOLO VERONESE _pinx. The Supper at Emmaus. The picture is in the collection of the Duke of Sutherland at Strafford House; it was formerly in the Orleans Gallery. Waagen, Treasures, Ii. p. 60. Engraved for the Cabinet Crozat. PERUGINO pinx. The Entombment. From the Orleans Gallery. Engraved for the Cabinet Crozat, No. 3. RAPHAEL pinx. The Entombment, or, more correctly, Piet', The Dead Christ mourned over by his Friends. The third picture of the predella of the altar-piece for the cloister San Antonio di Padova in Perugia. (Madonna in trono with St. John, St. Catharine, St. Peter, and St. Paul.) Passavant, ii. p. 42, under 31. c. Now owned by Mrs. H. Dawson. iManchester Exhibition, 185 7, No. 138. Engraved for the Cabinet Crozat, No. 27, of the size of the original picture. RAPHAEL _pinx. The Archangel Michael vanquishing the Dragon. From the smaller picture in the Gallery of the Louvre, painted on the back of a chess-board. Passavant, ii. 26. Engraved, of the size of the original, for the Cabinet Crozat, No. 15. DUJAIRDIN, KAREL, painter and etcher, born at Amsterdam in 1635, died at Venice in 1678. A pupil of Berghem and Potter. Bartsch, I. and Weigel, Supplements. The Fountain with Water-Trough. B. 1. A title-piece.. Three Pigs lying before a Sty. B. 8. A Sheep lying before a Fence. B. 39. Savoyard Boy with dancing Dog. B. 51. sc bThese pieces are all in the 4th and last state. DUNKARTON, ROBERT, painter and engraver in mezzotinto; born about 1744. BENJ. WEST pinx. The Martyrdom of St. Stephen. The picture is in St. Stephen's Church in London. Nagler, KiinstlerLexicon, xxI. p. 321. Proof before any letters. HOGARTH pinZX. Sigismunda. DUPUIS 99 DUNKARTON, ROBERT, continued. "The original picture... is in the collection of Mr. Sam. Ireland of Norfolk Street." Proof, with open and traced letters. DUNKER, BALTHASAR ANTON, painter and engraver, born at Saal, near Stralsund, in 1746, died at Bern in 1807. A pupil of Philipp Hackert. PH. HACKERT _pinx. View of St. Peter's from Ponte Molle. Engraved in conjunction with Volpato. DUPLESSI-BERTAUX, JOSEPH, designer and etcher, born at Paris in 1747, died there in 1813. After STEFANO DELLA BELLA. iJ. Masaniello. Engraved as a bas-relief. DUPONT, HENRIQUEL, designer and engraver, born at Paris in 1797. A pupil of Bervic and P. Delaroche. ARY SCHEFFER pifnx. Christus Consolator. In the Fodor Museum in Amsterdam, from the collection of the Duchess of Orleans. Impression before the retouch, with open letters. DELAROCHE pinx. Lord Strafford on his Way to Execution, receiving the Blessing of Archbishop Laud. In the collection of the Duke of Sutherland at Stafford House. Waagen, Treasures, ii. p. 66. With open letters. H. DUPONT del. P. Madame Pasta, as Anne Boleyn. Proof before the inscription of the name of the represented person. " Dessine et grave par Henriquez Dupont," and with the address of the publishers. DELAROCHE pinx. P1. Pope Gregory XVI. Proof with only the artists' names etched, and the date 1845. In the background of the picture the coat of arms of the Pope. H. LEHMANN pinx. PP. Mademoiselle Rachel. Proof, with only "H. Lehmann 20 mars 1851. Henriquel 1852," and in the right upper corner of the picture, in open letters, " Rachel." DELAROCHE pinx. P. Peter the Great of Russia. Proof No. 21. India paper. DUPUIS, NICOLAS GABRIEL, designer and engraver, born at Paris in 1696, died there in 1770. A pupil of Duchange. GIORGIONE pinx. Pastorale, Concert champ~tre. 100 DUPUIS DUPUIS, NICOLAS GABRIEL, continued. Two young men sitting in a landscape, one playing the lute, accompanied by a young woman with a fife; a second female bringing a pitcher of water. The picture, now in the Gallery of the Louvre (Villot, No. 44), was formerly in the collections of Charles I., E. Jabach, and Louis XIV. Engraved for the Cabinet Crozat. C. DE VISSCHER del. P. Philip Wouwermans. DUIRER, ALBRECHT, painter, etcher, and engraver on metal and on wood, born at Nuremberg, May 20, 1471, died there April 18, 1528. He was an apprentice of Michael Wohlgemuth, of whom, however, he could learn very little beyond the technicalities of his trade. Bartsch, Peintre-graveur, vII. Heller, Leben und WVerke A. Diirer's. Hausmann, Albrecht Diirer's iTKupferstiche, Radirungen, Holzschnitte, und Zeichnungeln, Hannover, 1861. Compare also A. von Eye, Leben und TWirken Albrecht Diarer's, Nirdlingen, 1860. Engravings. Adam and Eve. B. 1. Brilliant early impression of deep black color, and with the strong shading on the neck of Eve. Paper with the watermark of the Great Bull's Head. Purchased from Messrs. Evans in London for ~ 21. Lasalle, No. 415, 760 fr.; Johnson, No. 57, ~ 46; Marshall, No. 451, ~ 41 10 s.; Harrach, No. 644, 1050 fr. The Nativity. B. 2. Most delicate and powerjinl impression, of perfect harmony. From the collection of the Prince de Paar, No. 1633. Marshall, No. 452, ~ 13. The Passion of Our Lord. B. 3-18. 16 plates, namely:The Man of Sorrows. B. 3. Christ praying in the Garden. B. 4. Christ seized by the Jews. B. 5. Christ before Caiaphas. B. 6. Christ before Pilate. B. 7. The Flagellation. B. 8. The Crowning with Thorns. B. 9. Ecce Homo. B. 10. Pilate washing his Hands. B. 11. The Bearing of the Cross. B. 12. The Crucifixion. B. 13. The Descent from the Cross. B. 14. DIJRER 101 DURER, ALBRECHT, contibnued. The Entombment. B. 15. The Descent into Limbo. B. 16. The Resurrection. B. 17. St. Peter and St. John healing the Cripple at the Gate of the Temple. B. 18. r From Otto's collection; but the set is not uniform, - the impressions are not all alike. Christ seized by the Jews. B. 5. A duplicate from " The Passion." Superb impres.sion, from the collection, and signed with the name, of " P. Mariette, 1660." Christ praying in the Garden. B. 19. Etched on iron. Common impression and pasted down. The Man of Sorrows. B. 20. Iimpression of the greatest delicacy and brilliancy. From Otto's collection. The Prodigal Son. B. 28. 1st state (see Hausmann), with the scratch in the air, on the left over the roof, and with the slight perpendicular stroke through the swine. This copy is not in perfect condition, and is pasted down. The Virgin with Long Hair and Bandlet. B. 30. Impression of great freshness and vigor. From Otto's collection. The Virgin with Short Hair and Bandlet. B. 33. Delicate but cold impression, on thin paper. From Ackermann's collection. The Virgin suckling the Child. B. 34. Delicate and clear impression, with the stamp of Bbhm on the back of the print. Harrach, No. 661, 435fr. The Virgin embracing the Child. B. 35. From Weber's sale, No. 112. The Virgin nursing the Child. B. 36. From Weber's sale, No. 113. The Virgin crowned by an Angel. B. 37. From Weber's sale, No. 115. The Virgin, with Child swaddled. B. 38. 102 DURER DURER, ALBRECHT, continued. Of extraordinary freshness and vigor, on firm pcaper. Purchased of Mr. Weber in Bonn. The Virgin crowned by Two Angels. B. 39. The Virgin sitting by a Wall. B. 40. From Ackermann's collection, No. 131. Lehrs, No. 95, 46 th. The Virgin with a Pear. B. 41. Paper mark, an Anchor within a circle. From Ackermann's collection. The Virgin with a Monkey. B. 42. From Geissler's collection. Drugulin's sale, London, 1866, No. 288, ~ 9. The Virgin with a " Butterfly." B. 44. 1st state, before the figure of the Virgin was changed. From Weber's sale, No. 123. St. Simeon. B. 49. With the name " Jules Meunier, Lyon, 1821," written on the back of the print. St. George on Horseback. B. 54. St. Hubertus, or St. Eustachius. B. 57. This impression, though not old nor strong, is clear and harmonious. It is on late paper, with the watermark of the single-headed German eagle. From Otto's collection. Drugulin's sale, London, 1866, No. 295, " early impression with the watermark of the high crown," ~ 33; Marshall, No. 486, ~ 46. St. Jerome in his Cell. B. 60. Probably the paper with the watermark of the High Crown, as appears from its texture and the wire lines. From Ackermann's collection, and with another collector's mark, I. A. joined and surmounted with a five-pointed crown. St. Jerome in Penitence. B. 61. Watermark a Pineapple. St. Genevieve, or the Penance of St. Chrysostorl. B. 63. Watermark of the large Bull's Head. From WTeber's sale. The Witch. B. 67. Powerful and brilliant impression. The Effect of Jealousy. B. 73. Early impression, but pasted down. Melancholy. B. 74. DJRER 103 DURER, ALBRECHT, continued. Fine and powerful impression, with the face of the female and of Cupid lighter. The same. B. 74. Fine and powerfiId impression, with thefaces of the two figures darker; the whole, however, of a silvery tone. Marshall, No. 502, ~ 11 10s.; Lehrs, No. 96, 80 th. The "great" Fortune. B. 77. Mended through the middle of the print.J The "little" Fortune. B. 78. Lady on Horseback. B. 82. The same. B. 82. Impression of great freshness. Watermark, the High Crown. Purchased from Messrs. Evans for ~ 5 5s. Harrach, No. 701, 300jfr.; Marshall, No. 510, ~5 18s. The Peasant and his Wife. B. 83. The Hostess and the Cook. B. 84. Very fine impression. The Oriental with his Wife and Child. B. 85. Uncommonly vigorous impression, very fresh, and very delicate. The paper appears, by its firmness, to be rather that with the watermark of the High Crow* than that of the Large Bull's Head. Purchased of Messrs. Evans for ~ 5 5 s. Marshall, No. 513, ~ 6 1lOs. Three Peasants in Conversation. B. 86. The Standard-Bearer. B. 87. From Ackermann's collection. Peasants at Market. B. 89. From Geissler's collection. Offers of Love. B. 93. Watermark of the Small Bull's Head. Cut close. From Wm. Esdaile's and Ackermann's collections, and with three more marks of collectors. Gentleman and Lady walking, Death lurking behind a Tree. B. 94. Perfect impression on paper with the watermark of the Large Bull's Head. With a collector's stamp, "C. P.," the letters joined. From the collection of Baron Verstolk. Marshall, No. 522, ~ 33. * I have repeatedly met with impressions that seemed to have been torn in the middle, and afterwards carefully put together again. 104 DURER DURER, ALBRECHT, continued. The Knight of Death, or Franz von Sickingen. 1. 98. The same. B. 98. Perfect impression. From the De Bammeville collection, No. 367; bought at the sale for ~ 32. Formerly in the collection of Cardinal Fesch. The same. B. 98. Still more vigorous impression. Bought from Messrs. Evans for ~ 50. An impression "of unsurpassed beauty," Quandt, No. 208, a, 149 th.; Drugulin's sale, London, 1866, No. 317, ~ 30. The Great Cannon, etched on iron. B. 99. The same, copy by J. Hopfer. The Shield of Arms with a Death's-Head. B. 101. The same. B. 101. Superb impression. From the collection and signed with the name of P. Mariette. 1666. Purchased for ~ 14 14s. Harrach, No. 721, "6preuve de la plus grande beaut'," 1,150fr. j1 Archbishop Albert of Mayence. "The Little Cardinal." B. 102.,Superb impression, of silvery tone. From the collection and with the stamp of Prince de Paar. Quandt, No. 212, 53 th. 1. Frederic, Elector of Saxony, called the Wise. B. 104. Thlou gh from the original plate, the impression is not equal to the rest in this collection. J. Melanchthon. B. 105. From the De Bammeville collection. Harrach, No. 725, 170fr. B. 106. B. Bilibald Pirkheimer. Very viyorous impression. Paper with the watermark of the arms of NVcremberg.,. Erasmus. B. 107. Fine and poweiful impression on paper, with the wcatermark of a Crowned Shield having fleurs-de-lis in it. From the collection of Baron Verstolk. Marshall, No. 536, ~ 14. After DUIRER. The Entombment: "Sicut in Ada omnes moriuntur," etc. Heller, No. 2254. Probably engraved by Willem de Passe (born at Utrecht in 1590). 1st state, before address. DUilRER 105 DURER, ALBRECHT, continued. Woodcuts. The Life of the Virgin. A set of 20 plates (B. 76-95), bound; namely:Madonna on a Crescent, giving suck to the Infant. B. 76. With text on the back. See Nagler, Kiinstler-Lex. III. p. 541. The High Priest refusing the Offering of Joachiom. B. 77. Wit], text on the back. Paper apparently that which has the watermark of a Flower with a stroke and a triangle over it. Heausmann's plates, fig. 28. The Angel appearing to Joachim. B. 78. With text. Watermark, a Flower with a stroke and a triangle over it. Ilausmann, No. 28. The Meeting of Joachim and St. Anna'. B. 79. WVith text. Watermark, EIausmann, lNo. 28. The Birth of the Virgin. B. 80. With text. Watermark, ITausmanna, No. 28. The Child Mary received by the High Priest at the Entrance of the Temple. B. 81. Without text. Watermark an ornamented Gothic Hau. Hausmann, fig. 38. The Marriage of the Virgin. B. 82. W;Vith text. Watermark, Hausmann, No. 28. The Annunciation. B. 83. With text. Paper apparently of the watermark Ilausmann, No. 28. The Meeting of Mary and Elizabeth. B. 84. Without text. Watermark, a Crowned Double Ecaglle. Ifausmann, No. 51. The Nativity, with the Adoration of the Shepherds. B. 85. Proof, before the text. Watermark the Large Bull's Head with flower upon a single line. Htausmann, No. 19. The Circumcision. B. 86. With text. Watermark, a Tower surmounted by a crown. Iiausman~n, No. 27. The Adoration of the Magi. B. 87. Without text. Watermark a kind of Fish-bladder with the letters I. M. in it. IHausmann, No. 42. The Presentation. B. 88. Proof before the text. Watermark, the Large Bull's Hlead, with flower upono a single line. Hlausmann, No. 19. The Flight into Egypt. B. 89. With text. Paper apparently of the watermark Hausmann, No. 28. The Sojourn of the Holy Family in Egypt; Joseph working at his trade. B. 90. 106 DU REIt DURER, ALBRECHT, continued. With text. VWatermark, Hausmann, No. 28. Christ among the Doctors in the Temple. B. 91. ~With text. Watermark, a Tower surmounted by a crown. Ilausmann, No. 27. Christ taking leave of his Mother, previous to his Passion. B. 92. Without text. Waternzark, a Shield with a cross bar. Hausmann, NTo. 46. The Death of the Virgin. B. 93. JWith text. Paper apparently of the watermark Hausmann, No. 28. The Assumption of the Virgin. B. 94. Proof before text. Watermark, the Large N1igh Crown. Hausmann, No. 21. The Worship of the Madonna. B. 95. Without text. cWa4termark, a Shield with a cross bar. Hausmanzn, No. 46. Harrach, No. 740, "Suite de vingt estampes, B. 76 - 95, superbes 6preuves de la premiere edition avant le texte," 615 fr. The Rhinoceros. B. 136. Heller, 1904. 3d impression, with the inscription in Flemish; six lines of inscription on the top of the print have been cut of. The crack in the block extends to thefore feet. DUTTENHOFER, CHRISTIAN FRIEDRICH, landscape designer and engraver, born at Gronau in Wiirtemberg in 1778, died at Heilbronn in 1846. A pupil of Klengel. CLAUDE LORRAIN pinx. The Temple of Diana at Nemi. Painted for the Constable Colonna. Inscription on the plate, Das Original ist im Palast Colonna in Pom. According to Smith, Cat. rais. 175, now in the Royal Museum at Naples. DUVET, JEAN, "The Master of the Unicorn," painter, goldsmith, and engraver, born at Langres in 1485, worked till 1561. Bartsch, vII. RobertDumesnil, v. A King on Horseback and Suite, fleeing from the Attack of an Unicorn. B. 40. R.-D. 55. From Weber's sale, No. 346. Unicorn led in Triumph by a fKing and a Queen. B. 41. R.-D. 58. From Weber's sale, No. 347. DYCK, ANTONI VAN, painter and etcher, born at Antwerp in 1599, died at London in 1641. A pupil of H. van Balen and Rubens. Carpenter, Pictorial Notices... of Sir Anthony Van lDyck, London, 1844. Weber, Catalogue raisonne d'une collection de portraits graves par et d'apres Antoine Van-Dyck, Bonn, 1852. DYCK 107 DYCK, ANTONI VAN, continued. TITIAN inv. "Titian and his Mistress." See Carpenter, p. 127. There is an oil painting on canvas of this composition in the collection of James Morris, Esq., London, which Waagen, Galleries and Cabinets, or Treasures Iv. p. 110, ascribes to a scholar of Titian. 3d state. "A Bonenfant excu." The 1st state is before the artists' names; the secpnd, before address. "ANTONI VAN DYCK in." Holy Family. See Carpenter, p. 129. It is doubtful whether the plate was etched by Van Dyck. 4th state, with Bonenfant's address. Portraits, painted and etched by Van Dyck. p. Breughel, Jan (de Velour), painter. See Smith, Cat. rais. No. 27. Munich Gallery. Carpenter, p. 85, No. 1. Weber, p. 21. 5th state, after the address " G[illis] H[endricx] " had been effacedafrom the plate. Watermark of the paper, Fleur-de-lis and letter W. jJ. Breughel, Pieter (le Drole), painter. See Smith, 798. A picture corresponding with this print is in the collection of the Earl of Egremont. Carpenter, p. 87, No. 2; Weber, p. 22. 5th state. Watermark, letters ending in OR. 1j. Cornelissen, Antoni, amateur. Van Dyck etched the head and hand of this plate, which was finished by L. Vorsterman. Carpenter, p. 89, No. 3; Weber, p. 22. See VORSTERMAN. ip. Dyck, Antoni van. Van Dyck etched the head himself, and just indicated the coat; the plate was finished by J. Neeffs. Carpenter, p. 92, No. 4; Weber, p. 23. See NEEFFS. jp. Erasmus, Desiderius. See Smith, 718; Carpenter, p. 93, No. 5; Weber, p. 24. 4th state, after the address " G. H." had been effaced from the plate. Watermark, Two Crescents. Franck, Frans, painter. See Smith, 799; Carpenter, p. 95, No. 6; Weber, p. 24. 6th state, after the address "G. H." had beet effaced. Watermark, the arms of Amsterdam. Mp. Momper, Jodocus de, painter. See Smith, 756; Carpenter, p. 97, No. 7; Weber, p. 26. 5th state, after the address " G. H."; if not, perhaps 3d state, before these letters. Watermark, the letter K. 108 DYCK DYCK, ANTONI VAN, continued. 1. Noort, Adam van, painter. See Smith, 796; Carpenter, p. 99, No. 9; Weber, p. 28. 5th state, after the address " G. H." was effaced. Watermark, some letters. p. Pontius, or Du Pont, Paul, engraver. See Smith, 789; compare also 788; Carpenter, p. 101, No. 10; Weber, p. 29. 6th state, after the address " G. H." was effaced. ~1. Snellinx, Jan, painter. See Carpenter, p. 105, No. 13; Weber, p. 30. 5th state, after the address " G. H." had been effaced. TWatermark, Fleurde-lis. ij. Snellinx, Jan, painter. Second plate. See Smith, 28; Carpenter, p.'106; Weber, p. 30. Van Dyck etched Snellinx's portrait a second time, differing but little from the first plate, but executed more delicately; it was finished with the graver by Pieter de Jode the younger. See JODE. ]j. Snyders, Frans, painter. See Smith, 329; Carpenter, p. 107, No. 15; Weber, p. 31. Van Dyck etched the head and coat; the plate was finished by Neeffs. See NEEFFS. S. Suttermans, Justus, painter. See Smith, 797; Carpenter, p. 111, No. 17; Weber, p. 32. 5th state, after the name had been corrected from "Jodocvs Citermans" into " Jvstvs Svttermans,"' and the address " G. H." effaced. Paper without watermark. j. Triest, D. Antoni, Bishop of Ghent. Van Dyck etched the head, and nearly finished the hand, also some of the drapery; the plate was finished by Pieter de Jode the younger. Carpenter, p. 113, No. 18; Weber, p. 33. See JODE. i3. Vorsterman, Lucas, engraver. See Smith, 786; Carpenter, p. 115, No. 19; Weber, p. 33. 5th state, after the address " G. H." had been effaced. fFWatermark, Fleurde-lis. V. Vos, lWillem de, painter. Van Dyck etched the head and coat; the plate was finished by S. a Bolswert. Carpenter, p. 117, No. 20; Weber, p. 34. See BOLSWERT. ]J. Vos, Paul de, painter. The picture is in the collection of the Prince of Saxe-Coburg. See Smith, Cat. rais. 355. Van Dyck etched the head and coat, and some background; the plate EARLOM 109 DYCK, ANTONI VAN, continued. was first unsatisfactorily, and afterwards better finished by S. a Bolswert. Carpenter, p. 119, No. 21; Weber, p. 35. See BOLSWERT. 13. Wael, Jan de, painter. See Smith, 800; Carpenter, p. 121, No. 22; Weber, p. 36. 5th state, after the address " G. H." had been effaced. No watermark.. Wounwer, Jan van den, Councillor of the Arcllhduke Albert. See Smith, 303, and Appendix, p. 383, No. 53. The picture is in the Imperial Gallery at St. Petersburg. Van Dyck etched the head and coat; the plate was finished by P. Pontius. Carpenter, p. 123, No. 23; Weber, p. 37. See PONTIUS. E. EARLOMI, RICHARD, designer, etcher, and the greatest engraver in mezzotinto, was born in Somersetshire in 1.728, and died in 1794, according to Nagler, Haake, Heller, and Le Blanc. Bryan, in his D)ictionary, 1816, does not give the date of his birth, but speaks of him as still living; Stanley says, in the new edition of this work, 1849, that Richard Earlom died in 1822. VAN DER WERFF p'inx. Bathsheba bringing Abishag to David. The picture is in the Imperial Gallery of St. Petersburg. Engraved for the Ifoughton Gallery. Proof before letters, having only the names of the artists and the publishers etched in outline, and with the coat of arms. RUBENS pinx. The Feast of Simon with Mary Magdalene. The picture is in the Imperial Gallery of St. Petersburg. Engraved for the Iloughton Gallery. Smith, Cat. rais. 549. RUBENS pinx. The Descent from the Cross. Altar-piece in the Cathedral of Antwerp. Waagen, Handbook, ii. p. 266; Smith, Cat. rais. 5, and Supplement, p. 244. Published by Boydell in 1800. RUBENS _pinx. Meleager and Atalanta, Boar-hunt. The picture is in the Imperial Gallery of St. Petersburg. Smith, Cat. rais. 548. Engraved for the tHoughton Gallery. Proof, having, only the artists' names traced in outline, and the coat of arms. J. WRIGHT pinx. A Blacksmith's Shop. Proof before letters, with only the names of the artists and the address traced in outline. J. WRIGHT pinx. An Iron-forge. MARIO DAI FIORI pinx. The Concert of Birds. The picture is in the Imperial Gallery of St. Petersburg. Engraved for the Houqghton Gallery. 110 EARLOM EARLOM, RICHARD, continued. QUENTIN MATSYS pinx. The Misers. The picture is at Windsor Castle. Waagen, fIccldbook, I. p. 116. FR. SNYDERS pinx. The Game-Market. C" " The Fish-Market. CC " " The Herb-Market. " " The Fruit-Market. These four pictures are in the Imperial Gallery of St. Petersburg. They were engraved for the Houghton Gallery. HuYsuM pinx. "A Flower Piece.".. " "A Fruit Piece." Both pictures are in the Imperial Gallery of St. Petersburg. They were engraved for the Hloughton Gallery. Both are proofs, with the artists' names traced only, and the coat of arms. RUBENS pinx. u. "Rubens's Son and Nurse." The picture is in the collection of the Marquis of Bute, Luton House. Waagen, Treasures, III. p. 475; Smith, Cat. rais. 915. REMBRANDT pinx... Rembrandt when about 56 years of age. See Smith, Cat. rais. 215. Engraved from a picture then in the collection of the Duke of Montague. Proof before letters, with only the artists' names, the address of the publisher, and the coat qf arms. X-j All the above engravings are in mezzotinto. SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS pix.. General Eliott, Lord Heathfield. Vernon Gallery. Waagen, Treasures, I. p. 365. Engraved in the stippled manner. EDELINCK, GERARD, designer and engraver, born at Antwerp in 1640, died at Paris in 1707. He received his first instruction from C. Galle, the younger, but his great talents were developed afterwards by Francois de Poilly in Paris. Robert-Dumesnil, viI. PHIL. DE CHAMPAGNE pinx. Moses with the Tables of the Law. R.-D. 2. Commenced by Nanteuil, and finished by Edelinck, who did the face and hands. The picture was in the collection of M. de Lalive, in Paris. 3d state, with Drevet's address. " lere 6preuve, avant les noms: Champagne pinxit, Nanteuzil et lEdelinck sculp. 1699, et avant la d6dicace," Debois, No. 302, 201fr. RAPHAEL pinx. Holy Family of Francis I. R.-D. 4. See Passavant, ii. 233. In the Gallery of the Louvre. EDELINCK 111 EDELINCK, GERARD, continued. 2d state, with letters, but before the coat of arms of Colbert was engraved iia the plate in the foreground of the picture. Debois, No. 296, 605fr.; Maberly, No. 137, ~ 12 12 s.; Archinto, No. 184, 290 fr.; Johnson, No. 61, ~ 13 10 s.; Marshall, No. 682, ~ 10 15 s.; Lehrs, No. 98, 95 th. The 1st state is before any letters, and before the arms. Of this state but two copies are known to exist; one in the Imperial Cabinet of Engravings at Vienna, and the other in the Imperial Cabinet of Engravings in Paris; which latter the French government bought at the sale of the Duke of Buckingham's collection in 1834, No. 3252, for ~73 10 s. - The 3d state has the coat of arms. RAPHAEL pinx. The same. R.-D. 4. 4th state, with the coat of arms erased, and the traces of the erasure, with the new lines drawn over it, visible. J. STELLA pinx. Madonna raising the Veil from the Sleeping Child. R.-D. 6. 1st state, bejbre the escutcheon on the cradle. GUIDO pinx. "La Couseuse." Madonna sewing, while the Child is asleep. R.-D. 7. This little picture, 1 1 by 9 inches, was in the old Royal Collection at Paris, but is not now in the Gallery of the Louvre. Waagen, Kunstwerke uldl Kiinstler in Paris, p. 69 and p. 776. 1st state, with the words " A Paris chez " before the address of N. Poilly. In the 2d state these words are taken away, leaving " N. de Poilly ex. cum priuil. lRe." From Otto's collection. LE BRUN pinx. Holy Family at Table, called the Benedicite. R.-D. 8. According to an inscription on the plate the picture was, when engraved, in the church of St. Paul in Paris. 3d and last state, with the address of J. Au4dran. The 1st state is before letters, the 2d before address. LE BRUN pinx. The Crucifixion. "Le Christ aux Anges." R.-D. 17. The picture is in the Gallery of the Louvre. Villot, No. 62. Engraved on two plates. 3d state, with Drevet's address. The Ist state is before the address, and with the misspelling of k instead of ck in the last syllable of the engraver's name; —the 2d is also before the address, but with the correction into ck. LE BRUN pinx. 1[. St. Louis, King of France, in Penitence. R.-D. 28. LE BRUN pinx. V. St. Charles Borromeo, praying. R.-D. 29. 112 EDELINCK EDELINCK, GERARD, continued. In the St. Nicholas Church in Paris. 4th and last state, with the shorter address, "ce vend a Paris chez P. Dreuet." The 1st state is before the inscription. - The 2d state has the inscription, consisting of four metrical lines and dedication to Ch. Le Brun, but no address.- The 3d state has the address, Se vend ac Paris chez P. Dreuet rue du Foin denant les lffcthurins, au~ec priuil. Cde Roy. LE BRUN pinx. J. Magdalen renouncing the Vanities of the World. Portrait of Mme. de La Valliere. R.-D. 32. The picture is in the Gallery of the Louvre. Villot, No. 66. It was formerly in the church of the Carmelites at Paris. 2d state, before the border formed of several lines, with but ONE line below, close under which are the artists' names. Our copy has also the inscription offour verses, in two colum.ns, which, according to Robert-Dumesnil, accompany the 3d state, with the border; it forms, therefore, a state between his 2d and 3d. j3. The same. R.-D. 32. 3d state, wzith the border, so that the artists' names appear between lines,,with the above-mentionedfour lines of verses in two columns. Before address. l1. The same. R.-D. 32. 4th state, wuith the address, "se vend C Paris chez P. Dreuet rue du Foin deuant les Mathurins, auec priuilege du Roy." The 5th state, instead of rue dat Foin deuant les Mathurins, has atux galleries dxz Louvre. The 1st state is before the border, and with the artists' names only slightly traced with the point; in the 2d state they were strengthened. 1st state, Logette, No. 53, 900fr. LE BRUN pinx. The Tent of Darius: the Family of Darius at the Feet of Alexander. R.-D. 42. The picture, with "The Battles of Alexander," is in the Gallery of the Louvre. It was engraved on two plates to be joined, to complete the series of Le Brun's Battles of Alexander, engraved by Gerard Audran. 4th state, with the name of Goyton, engraved in dots, and 9 points after it, of which 5 are effaced in the present print. The 1st state is before the inscription of four lines, which ends on each plate, with 1661;- -the 2d state has these four lines, but not Goyton, the publisher's name; -the 3d state has Goyton's name in dots on each plate; - in the 4th state this name is followed by 9 points;- in the 5th state, Goyton's name is traced in reverse; - in the 6th state Goyton's name is scarcely visible, but there are 20 dots on the right. PIERRE MIGNARD pinx. Alexander in the Tent of Darius. R.-D. 43. Engraved on two plates, finished by P. Drevet. The picture is in the Imperial Gallery of St. Petersburg. EDELINCK 113 EDELINCK, GERARD, continued. LEONARDO DA VINCI pinx. The Combat of four Horsemen for the Standard. R.-D. 44. See Rigollot, No. 59. Engraved after a copy of the celebrated Cartoon, drawn in red chalk by Rubens, which Edelinck found at Antwerp. 2d state, with the inscription in the plate, " L. d' la finse pin. G. Edelinck Sc.," and before the three points on the blade of the sword of the second horsemarn. The 1st state is before any letters. Logette, No. 50, 252fr.; Archinto, No. 189, 575fr.; Marshall, No. 683, ~ 14.'In the 3d state, the retouched plate has still the misspelled inscription, -which was never corrected, - and three points on the sword, placed thus ~ PHILIPPE DE CHAMPAGNE piYZg. x. Arnauld, Antoine, Doctor of the Sorbonne. R.-D. 140. Bust in oval. 1st state, before address. The 2d state has the address, A Paris ches la Ve de F. Chfereau, etc. JEAN BAPTISTE DE CHAMPAGNE pinx. 1U. The same person. R.-D. 141. Three quarters length, sitting. RUBENS pinx. ]~. Joanna, Grand Duchess of Austria, wife of Francesco de' Medici. R.-D. 143. The picture is in the Gallery of the Louvre. Villot, No. 456. Engraved for Nattier's Galerie Luxemboury. 2d state, before the 6 in the maryin at the right below. The 1st state is before letters. CLAUDE LE F&VRE (" LE FEBURE ") pinx. P. Bussy, Roger de Rabutin, Comrte de. R.-D. 162. TESTELIN pinx. 1. Carcavy, Pierre de, Librarian to the King. R.-D. 163. P. DE CHAMPAGNE pinx. 1. Champagne, Philippe de. R.-D. 164. The picture is in the Gallery of the Louvre. Villot, No. 89; Waagen, HIandbook, iI. p. 300. 1st state, before the perpendicular slip of the graver near the trunk of the tree, back of the person. In the Imperial collection at Paris, which also possesses the copperplate, there is an artist's proof of this engraving before letters, and before the cross-hatching on the trunk of the tree, etc. It was purchased for 1,417fr. 50c., and came from the Debois collection, No. 320, in which it was sold for 1,350fr.; it had been before in the collection of Scitivaux. j1. The same. R.-D. 164. 2d state, with the slip of the graver. 8 114 EDELINCK EDELINCK, GERARD, continued. EDELINCK del. J. Madame Chauvin as St. Elizabeth. R.-D. 167. In 8vo. 1st state, " tres rare," with the inscription, "Elisabet." The 2d state has the corrected form Elisabeth. EDELINCK del. I. Coffeteau, Nicolas, Bishop of Dardania. R.-D. 169. FR. HALS pinzx. J. Descartes, Rene. R.-D. 181. The picture in the Gallery of the Louvre (Villot, No. 190) nearly corresponds with this engraving, but in that painting the person is represented with a hat in his hand. lst state, before the address. The 2d state, Se vend a Paris chez Chareau le jeune, etc. HYAC. RIGAUD pinx.. Des Jardins (French name of van den Bogaert), Martin, sculptor. R.-D. 182. The picture is in the Gallery of the Louvre. Villot, No. 479. 2d state, befbre address. The 1st state is before letters; the 3d has Se vend a Paris chez, to which in the 4th is added the name Drenet. HYAC. RPIGAUD pinx. P. Flebhier, Esprit. R.-D. 205. EDELINCK del. P3. Goltzius, Henricus. R.-D. 216. Without the name of the painter. 3d state, with letters. The 1st state is before letters, and before the figure on the copperplate in the hands of Goltzius; the plate is blank. - The 2d state has the figure on the plate, but is still before letters. VIVIEN pinx. 1. Hameau, Andre, Doctor of the Sorbonne. R.-D. 221. 1st state, before the verses on the console. The 2d state has 4 metrical lines; the 3d has the addition, E. Desrochers ex. J. GALLIOT pinx. iJ. Mme. Helyot, "La belle Religieuse." R.-D. 223. 3d state, " G. Edelinck sculpsit et ex. cum pri. regis." The 1st state, before letters, is very rare; —the 2d has G. Edelinck sculpsit et ex.; -the 4th, G. Edelinck sculpsit. LARGILLIhRE opinx. j. Huet, Pierre Daniel, Bishop. R.-D. 224. 1st state, with " Suessionensis" in the inscription. In the 2d state "Suessionensis " is changed to " Abrincensis.' RICHART pinx. 1p. La Quintinie, Jean de. R.-D. 236. LARGILLIkRE pinx. P.. Le Brun, Charles. R.-D. 238. The picture is in the Gallery of the Louvre. Villot, No. 320. EDELINCK del. tP. Le Fevre, Nicolas. R.-D. 240. EDELINCK 115 EDELINCK, GERARD, continued. LE FRVRE pinx. ]. Le Nain de Tillemont, Sebastien. R.-D. 241. H-YAC. RIGAUD 0]inSX. j. Leonard, Frederic, Printer to the King. R.-D. 242. 2d state. Of the 1st state, before the banderole with the device of the coat of arms, Robert-Dumesnil knew but one copy, which was then in the collection De La Salle. It was not, however, in that collection when it was sold, in 1856. EDELINCK del. J]. Lulli, Jean-Baptiste, Superintendent of Music to the King. R.-D. 262. VIVIEN pinx. ~. Mansart, Jules Hardouin. R.-D. 267. The portrait of Mansart in the Gallery of the Louvre is a different picture; it was painted by Riygald, and likewise engraved by Edelinck. R.-D. 268. 1st state, before Consilijs was corrected into Consiliis. The 2d state has the correction. RUBENS pinx. P. Medici, Francesco de', Grand Duke of Tuscany, father of Maria de' Medici. R.-D. 271. The picture is in the Louvre. Villot, No. 455. Engraved, together with No. 143, for Jean Marie Nattier's Galerie Luxembourg. 2d state, before the 5 in the lower margin on the right. The 1st state is before any letters. CLAUDE MELLAN del. ]~. Mellan, Claude, engraver. R.-D. 272. PIERRE MIGNARD piZn. 1. Mignard, Pierre. R.-D. 274. 2d state. The 1st state, before any letters, is very rare. DE TROY pinx. 1. Moreri, Louis, Doctor of Theology. R.-D. 280. 2d state. The 1st state, before any letters, is very rare. DE TROY pinx. J3j. Mouton, Charles. R.-D. 281. 2d state, with "De Troy pinx." at the left, and "Edelinck sculps. cum priuil. Regis. A Paris rue S. Iacques au Seraphin " on the right; before J. Audran's address. The Ist state, before the names of the artists, is very rare. It has four Latin verses in two columns: "Hoc ore, hoc... reddere posse sonum! " Cat. Lamotte Fouquet, by H. Weber, No. 221. Impressions occur of the 2d state with four French verses in two columns:" Cher Mouton k te voir... je crois t'entendre." The 3d state has the inscription, all on the left side, De Troy pinxit. 116 EDELINCK EDELINCK, GERARD, continued. Edelinck Sculp. a' Paris chez I. Audran grcaveur du Roy au gobelins. - In the 4th state is the inscription, also all on the left side, De Troy Pinxit. Edelinck sculp. A Paris ches Buldet rue de Gesvres. - In the 5th state the inscription is again divided as in the 2d, but, besides the difference of the impressions, the paper is different. HYAC. RIGAUD pinx. P1. Noailles, Anne Jules, Duc de. R.-D. 284. 1st state, with the verses, "Dans des apres Rochers... pour son Roy." In the 2d state the verses are changed to Ce Vainqueur, etc. EDELINCK del. O. Ossat, Cardinal d'. R.-D. 186. J. TORTEBAT pinx. 1. Perrault, Charles. R.-D. 292. Engraved as frontispiece for Perrault's Les hommes illustres qui ont parmt en France pendant ce siecle, avec leurs portraits, Paris, Dezallier, 1690, 2 vols. fol., containing 101 portraits. Impression in which the lines between which the name was engraved are still visible. HYAC. RIGAUD pinx. R1. Rigaud, Hyacinthe. R.-D. 303. 1st state, before "C. P. R." HYAC. RIGAUD pinx. P. Rigaud, Hyacinthe. R.-D. 303. 2d state, with " C. P. R." EDELINCK del. P. Saint-Evremond, Charles Marguetel de St. Denis, Chevalier seigneur de. R.-D. 306. In 8vo. EHRENSTRAHL pinx.,. Ulrica Eleonora, Queen of Sweden. R.-D. 331. 3d and last state, with arms and verses. From John Barnard's collection. The 1st state is before letters and arms; —the 2d, with the arms and the name and titles of the queen; also of the verses merely the first two lines, traced with the needle. SIMON FRANQOIS pinx. I. Vincent de Paul, St. R.-D. 338. EDELINCK, NICOLAS, designer and engraver, born at Paris about 1680, where he died in 1768. He was a son and pupil of Gerard, but very inferior to his father. RAPHAEL pinx. 1. Half figure of a Young Man about 20 years of age. See Passavant, ii. No. 51, and InI. p. 96. In the Gallery of the Louvre. Villot, No. 318, ascribes the picture to Francesco Francia. Engraved for the Cabinet Crozat, No. 11. RAPHAEL pinx. P. Count Baldassare Castiglione. In the Gallery of the Louvre. See Passavant, No. 120. Engraved in reverse, for the Cabinet Crozat. ENDLICH 117 EICHENS, FRIEDRICH EDUARD, designer and engraver of the present day, in Berlin, his native city. He studied first under Buchhorn, and afterwards with Toschi. RAPHAEL jpinx. The Vision of Ezekiel. See Passavant, II. 118. The picture, of the same size as the engraving, is in the Gallery of the Pitti palace. Proof before letters, with the names of the artists, of the publisher, and the coat of arms. The 1st or artist's proof has only the coat of arms, and the name " Eichens " traced with the needle. RAPHAEL pimnx. The Adoration of the Kings. A guazzo painting, in the Berlin Gallery. Passavant, II. No. 14. The picture is now considered to be the work of Lo Spagna, the fellow-pupil of Raphael under Perugino. See Passavant, III. p. 84. TITIAN pinx. p. Titian's Daughter, bearing a Dish with Fruit. In the Berlin Gallery. Artist's proof, having merely on the left side, in the lower margin, slightly traced with the needle, "Eduard Eichens gez. in Venedig Septbr. 1829. gest. in Berlin Septbr. 1849." EICHENS del. P. Paolo Toschi, engraver. EICHENS, HERMANN, a German engraver of the present day. MURILLO _pinx. "La Vierge de Seville." Gallery of the Louvre. Stirling, Annals, III. p. 1422; Villot, No. 548. Engraved in mezzotinto, in the modern mixed manner. Proof, before letters. ELLIS, WILLIAM, engraver, a pupil of Woollett, born at London, 1747. T. HEARNE pinx. Two Scenes from the Vicar of Wakefield. Two plates in oval, engraved by Ellis conjointly with W. Woollett, who engraved the figures. ELSTRACKE, RENOLD, engraver in London, born about 1590. jJ. Sir Richard Whittington with his Cat. 2d state, with the Cat, and with the address: " Are to be sould by P. Stent." In the 1st state the hand is placed upon a Skull, instead of upon the Cat, and the address is Compton Holland. ENDLICH, PHILIPP, designer and engraver, born at Amsterdamn about 1700. A pupil of B. Picart. ENDLICH del. P. John Taylor, ophthalmic physician. 118 EPISCOPIUS EPISCOPIUS, or BISCHOP, JOHANNES, a distinguished Dutch lawyer, and an excellent designer and etcher. He was born at the Hague in 1646, and died at Amsterdam in 1686. The following is his principal work: — Paradigmata Graphices variorum Artificium, per Joh. Episcopium. It contains 57 plates, including a title by Gerard Lairesse. There is a 2d part of 45, making in the whole 102 plates; to which, in the 2d edition, Nic. Visscher added 11 more. EREDI, BENEDETTO, engraver and publisher, born at Florence, 1750. NANTEUIL pi'nx. p. Robert Nanteuil. ESQUIVEL DE SOTOMAYOR, MANUEL, a Spanish engraver of the beginning of the nineteenth century. RAPHAEL $pinx. Madonna dell' Impannata. See Passavant, ii. 261. In the Gallery of the Pitti palace in Florence. RAPHAEL pinx. The same. Open letter proof. BENVENUTO pinx. Mater Dolorosa. The Virgin contemplating a crown of thorns. Engraved in 1817. ESTEVE, or ESTEVAN, DON RAFAEL D', a Spanish engraver of the present time who studied in Paris and in Italy. GUERCINO pint. Jacob blessing the Sons of Joseph. "Se halla en la Real Calcografia." The picture is not, however, according to Madrazo, in the Royal Gallery of Madrid. Engraved in 1808. MURILLO _pinx. " La Sed." Moses striking the Rock. Engraved in 1839 from the picture in the Church of the Hospital of Charity in Seville. Passavant, Chtristl. 7Kunst. in Sopanien, p. 109; Stirling, Annals, III. p. 1416. Proof, with only thle artists' names traced, on India paper. Purchased for 30 guineas. Debois, 1843, No. 325, 155 fr.; Thorel, 1853, No. 46, 330fr. In Debois' collection was also an artist's proof, before any letters, on India paper, No. 324, which sold for less than the proof just mentioned, with the artists' names, for 133 fr. - Archinto, 1862, No. 205, "Superbe 6preuve avant toutes lettres, sur papier de Chine, seulement les noms d'artistes tracees," 830fr. EVERDINGEN, ALDERT VAN, painter and etcher, born at Alkmaar in 1621, died there in 1675. A pupil of R. Savery and P. Molyn. 94 pieces, including 4 duplicates, while 4 of the series are wanting. Old impressions, but with the sky done with the burin. Small oval landscape, upright. B. 1. EVERDINGEN 119 EVERDINGEN, ALDERT VAN, continued. First small oval landscape, oblong. B. 2. The second small oval landscape, oblong, very rare, is wanting. B. 3. Round (oval) landscape. B. 4. In the very rare 1st state it is rounder. Two Figures under a Tree. B. 5. The Man on the Wooden Bridge. B. 6. The Cascade. B. 7. 2 impressions. The Swine Drover. B. 8. Landscape, with a Millstone. B. 9. The Chapel. B. 10. The two Barrels before the Hut. B. 11. The Pilgrim. B. 12. The Fisherman's Hut. B. 13. Marine Piece, with three Figures. B. 14. The Dilapidated Hut. B. 15. The Great Church on the Hill. B. 16. The Hamlet on the Declivity of a Hill. B. 17. The Rock. B. 18. The Hamlet on a Hilly Ground. B. 19. The Landing of Barrels. B. 20. The Carpenter's Trestle. B. 21. The Horseman on the Stone Bridge. B. 22. 2 impressions. The two Floating Joists. B. 23. The G oatherd. B. 24. The Hamlet on the Rock. B. 25. The Big Tree. B. 26. The Remnants of the Fence. B. 27. The three Figures on the Rock. B. 28. The House with the Pointed Turret. B. 29. The Hut seen from behind. B. 30. The High Rock, night-piece. B. 31. Two small Boats, approaching. B. 32. The Winding River. B. 33. The Rock rising from the Water. B. 34. The three Goats on the Edge of the Water. B. 35. The Huts on the Border of a Torrent. B. 36. The two Pine Trees near a Hut. B. 37. 120 EVERDINGEN EVERDINGEN, ALDERT VAN, continued. The Dilapidated Hut. B. 38. The Man at the Entrance of the Dilapidated Fence. B. 39. The Rock in the Middle of the River. B. 40. The three Huts on the Top of a Rock. B. 41. 2 impressions. The two Figures below a Peaked Rock. (Wanting.) B. 42. The Herd of Swine. B. 43. The River at the Foot of a Steep Rock. B. 44. The little Covered Bridge. B. 45. The two Men on the Elevated Terrace. B. 46. A Marine View seen through a Hollow of a Rock. B. 47. The two Men at the Door. B. 48. The Village Carpenter. B. 49. The Horseman on the little Bridge. B. 50. The Goat on the little Bridge. B. 51. 2 impressions. The Row-boat drawn up on the Shore. B. 52. The little Wooden Bridge. B. 53. The two Gentlemen sketching. B. 54. The Inscription on the Rock. B. 55. The two Rafters in the Water. B. 56. The Cart in the Defile. B. 57. The two Vessels on a large River. B. 58. The Pines in a Ravine. B. 59. The two Empty Boats. B. 60. The Boat among the Rushes. B. 61. The Peaked Rocks bordering the Water. B. 62. The Sketchers. B. 63. The Watermill at the Foot of a Mountain. B. 64. Barrels and Planks on the Shore of a River. B. 65. The Boat under the Hollow of a Rock. B. 66. Two Men riding along Rocks. B. 67. The Pines in the Water. B. 68. The Peasant on Horseback. B. 69. Three Travellers at the Foot of a great Rock. B. 70. The two Peasants on the Hillock. B. 71. Three Travellers followed by a Porter. B. 72. The Freight Wagon. B. 73. The Peaked Rock. B. 74. FABRI 121 EVERDINGEN, ALDERT VAN, continued. The Woman watching the Boat. B. 75. The sinking Hut. B. 76. The Wheel under a movable thatched Roof. B. 77. The Mill under the Waterfall. B. 78. The Branch of a Tree. B. 79. The Peasant followed by a Dog. B. 80. The Forest. (Wanting.) B. 81. The Great River. B. 82. A movable thatched Roof in front of a Cottage. B. 83. The Bell Tower. B. 84. The two Carts. B. 85. Landscape with three Men carrying Burdens. B. 86. The Shepherd. B. 87. The Boat among the Willows. B. 88. The Dense Forest. B. 89. The two Ladders. B. 90. Landscape " en manikre noire," very dark. (Wanting.) B. 91. The Huts. B. 92. The Man between two Pines. B. 93. The Rocky Quarter. B. 94.' The 4 Numbers wanting, 3, 42, 81, and 91, are rare, and commonly wanting in the collections. Illustrations to Reinecke Fuchs, 57 pieces. Retouched plates, from. Gottsched's edition, with the German text on the reverse of them. F. FABER, JAN, the younger, designer and engraver in mezzotinto, born in Holland about 1684. He worked in England, where he died in 1.756. G. KNELLER pinx. 3P. Frangois Couplet, a Jesuit Missionary in China. In Chinese costume, whole figure. The picture is at Windsor Castle. " Of all his works, Kneller was most proud of this portrait." Walpole, Anecdotes. FABRI, LUIGI (or ALOIS, as he writes on his plates), was born at Rome about 1778, and died there about 1835. MICHEL-ANGELO pinx. Frescos in the Sistine Chapel. Fabri engraved 13 of the 40 plates. See under CUNEGO. RAPHAEL pinx. The Oath of Leo III. Fresco in the Stanza del Incendio in the Vatican. Passavant, ii. 121. O.open letters. 122 FABRI FABRI, LUJIGI, continued. RAPHAEL pinx. The Coronation of Charlemagne. Fresco in the same room. Passavant, iI. 122. Open letters. RAPHAEL pinx. The Defeat of the Saracens at Ostia. Fresco in the same room. Passavant, II. 124. Open~ letters. RAPHAEL pinx. The Donation of Rome. Fresco in the Sala di Costantino. Passavant, ii. 248. Open letters. RAPHAEL pinx. The Battle of Constantine. Fresco in the Sala di Costantino. Passavant, ii. 246. Proof belore letters. FACIUS, GEORG SIGMUND, and JOHANN GOTTLIEB, brothers. They were born at Ratisbon about 1750, and went to England in 1776, where they engraved in the dotted manner. P. POTTER pinx. "The Cowherd." The famous " Young Bull" in the Gallery of the Hague. Smith, Cat. rais. 1. FAIRLAND, WILLIAM, lithographer in London. WEEKES pinx. j. Francis Chantrey. FAITHORNE, WILLIAM, the elder, painter and engraver, born at London in 1620, died there in 1691. A pupil of Peake, and influenced by Nanteuil, whose instruction he received. See Walpole's Anecdotes, edition of 1849, III. p. 909 et seqq. LA HIRE pinZX. Holy Family. Engraved while in Paris. See Walpole, III. p. 916. Watermark of the paper, a pineapple. With the address of Herman TVeyen. SIR P. LELY FpinX.. Mrs. Sarah Gilly. See Walpole's Anecdotes, 1849, III. p. 914. "SOUSE pinx." * i. William Sanderson. Walpole, III. p. 912. -Impressions of this plate were prefixed to Sanderson's Graphice; the Use of Pen and Pensill, in Designing, Drawing, and Paintingq; in two Parts. London, 1658. fol. * Instead of " Soust." The name of this portrait-painter is also sometimes spelled "Zoust." The correct form of the name seems to be " Soest." He was a native of Westphalia, where there is a town of this name. FAUCCI 123 FALCK, JEREMIAS, engraver, born at Dantzic in 1629, whence he called himself PoLoNus; died there in 1709. PALMA VECCHIO pinx. Holy Family with other figures in a landscape, the young Tobias offering a Fish. Engraved for the Cabinet Reynst. Proof before letters, that is, before address. From Otto's collection, No. 752. D. BECK pinx. P. Christina, Queen of Sweden. With the inscription: Jer. Falck scu2p. et excu. FANOLI, M., lithographer. AUG. GENDRON pinx. The Willis. L'on voit, pendant la nuit, ces mortes fiancees Renaitre au sevin des bois, accourir atx plaisirs, Voltiger sur le lac, entr'elles enlacees Et tromper par lentrs jeux l'elan de leurs desirs. A FARJAT, BENOIT, engraver, born at Lyons in 1646, died about 1720. A pupil of Chateau. BAROCCIO pinx. Sta. Michelina of Pesaro in Ecstasy. The original picture is in the Gallery of the Vatican. Platner and Bunsen, II. ii. p. 431. FAUCCI, RAIMONDO, an engraver in the latter half of the last century. RAPHAEL del. PINTURICCHIO pinx. Narrazione delle geste di Enea Sylvio Piccolomini poi Pio II., rappresentate nelle pareti della libreria corale del Duomo di Siena dal Pinturicchio, con schizze e cartoni di Rafaello d'Urbino. Siena, 1771. fol. (This title is wanting.) Designed by Raphael, and painted in fresco by Pinturicchio by order of the Cardinal Francesco Piccolomini, afterwards Pope Pius III. Passavant, Rafa el, I. p. 71. 10 plates, namely:1. Departure of the young 2Eneas Sylvius with the Cardinal Domenico da Capranica for the Council of Basle. 2. His speech before James I., King of Scotland. 3. He is crowned with Laurel by the Emperor Frederic III. 4. Pope Eugenio IV. nominates him Antistes. 5. The Marriage of the Emperor Frederic III. with Leonora of Portugal. 6. Pope Calixtus III. nominates him Cardinal. 7. 2Eneas Sylvius is elected Pope, as Pius II. 8. Pius II. at the Council of Mantua. 124 FAUCCI FAUCCI, RAIMONDO, continued. 9. The Canonization of Catherine of Siena. 10. Preparations at Ancona for the Expedition against the Turks. This last is a proof before the names of the artists. Bound with these are proof impressions of 2 plates printed on one sheet, the bridal group of Frederic III. and Leonora, and a design of the magnificently carved Choir of the Cathedral of Siena, Antonio Verico inv., Giuseppe Colignonz Dirett. dell' Acc. di Siena diresse. FELSING, JACOB, engraver, born at Darmstadt in 1802. A pupil of his father Johann Conrad, and of Longhi. DAN. CRESPI pinx. Christ bearing the Cross. Engraved in 1826. ANDREA DEL SARTO pinx. Madonna del Trono, or Madonna di San Francesco. The picture is in the Tribune of the Uffizj Gallery at Florence. Alfred Reumont, p. 95. Engraved in 1834. Artist's proof, before letters and arms, artists' names only traced with the needle. The 2d state has the coat of arms; - the 3d has 6pen letters. At Macready's sale, No. 33, occurred a proof before any letters; it was purchased by Messrs. Amsler & Ruthardt of Berlin for ~ 10 10 s. OVERBECK pinX. Madonna and Child, with St. Elizabeth and St. John, and a Lamb. The picture is in the Gallery of Modern Paintings in Munich. E. F6rster, Gesch. der deutschen Kunst, Iv. p. 187. Engraved in 1839. 1st artist's proof, before " Inst. Bibl. exc." In the middle of the lower margin, tratted only. "J. Felsing sculp." The 2d state has the address of the Bibliographic Institute at Hildburghausen, and the names of both artists. The 3d has the title in open letters; in the 4th the letters are shaded. The Bibliographic Institute having sold the plate, the latest impressions are without its address. CORREGGIO pinx. Marriage of St. Catherine. From the picture at Naples. Coxe, p. 42. Engraved in 1831. 1 st artist's proof, before letters, with the names of the artists, and before the coat of arms. In the 2d artist's proof the coat of arms is added. Macready, No. 34, ~ 3 6 s. The 3d state, proof, has open and traced letters; the 4th, finished letters. There occur false proofs, which may be recognized by the artists' names being engraved with the burin. MQCKE pinx. St. Catherine's Body borne by Angels. FELSING 125 FELSING, JACOB, continued. The picture is in the Wagner Gallery of Modern Paintings in Berlin. Artist's proof, with only the names of the artists slightly traced with the needle. Macready, No. 37, ~ 6. There occur false artist's proofs, without inscription and without the coat of arms, with merely the names of the artists; but these are engraved with the burin, and the impressions are made by covering up the inscription while under the press, like the false proofs of the preceding print. The 2d state has the artists' names engraved, and the coat of arms; the 3d has the inscription. LEONARDO DA VINCI pinx. Mater Dolorosa. The picture was formerly owned by Longhi; it is a fragment of a larger picture. The engraving was made under the direction of Longhi. STEINBRUCK pinx. St. Genoveva of Brabant, with her Child. The picture is in the Gallery of Darmstadt. Engraved in 1839. Artist's proof, before any letters, and before the border was shaded. In the lower part of the border, in Gothic letters, is the word " Genoveva." The 2d state is before letters, but with the finished border; the 3d state is with letters. K6HLER pinx. Poesia. Engraved for the Dusseldorf Art-Union for 1839 - 40. Proof, with only the names of the artists and the address of the printer. RAPHAEL pinx. The Violin Player. The picture is in the Sciara palace in Rome. Passavant, II. 238. Artist's proof, before "I1 Suonatore di Violino" in open letters, with merely the artists' names and the address. Macready, No. 40, ~ 3 18s. There are still earlier proofs, before the address; and at the sale of Schenck and Gerstackers, Leipzig, 1857, No. 557, there occurred an impression before any letters. The 2d state has open letters; in the 3d state the letters are filled. The plate afterwards became the property of the Bibliographic Institute in Hildburghausen. DBIiiGER pinx. Girl playing the Mandoline. Engraved for the Leipzig Art-Union for 1842. BENDEMANN pinx. Maidens at the Fountain. The painting is owned by Mme. Moll in Cologne. E. Firster's Geschichte der deutschen ~Kunst, v. p. 363. It was engraved for the Diisseldorf ArtUnion for 1832 - 34. Proof, with only the names of the artists and " H. Felsing impr." BENDEMANN pinx. Jeremiah sitting amidst the Ruins of Jerusalem. 126 FELSING FELSING, JACOB, continued. The painting' is owned by the King of Prussia. Engraved for Count Raczynski's Histoire de l'art moderne dans l'Allecmane. With open letters. FEOLI, VINCENZO, engraver at Rome in the beginning of this century. RAPHAEL 2pinx. Three of the seven plates, The Frescos of the Farnesina. 1. Venus showing Psyche to Cupid. 2. Cupid showing Psyche to the Graces. 3. a. Venus, Juno, and Ceres. } b. Venus going to Olympus. For the entire work, see under RICCIANI. FERDINAND, LOUIS, painter and etcher, son and pupil of the portraitpainter Ferdinand van Elle, who had removed from Malines to Paris, and whose baptismal name he adopted. He was born at Paris in 1612, and died there in 1689. Compare Villot, Notice des Tableaux du Louvre, uII. p. 117, under Ferdinand (the son of our artist), where he gives the fullest account of the family. VAN ELLE _2inx. ~1. Poussin, Nicolas. "V[an] E[lle] pinxit. L. Ferdinand fecit. P. Ferdinand excudit cum privilegio Reg." FERRERI, CESARE, an engraver of the present day in Italy. VELAZQUEZ pirnx. 13. Philip IV. Engraved for D'Azeglio's Reale Galleria di Torino. Proof before any letters. FERRETTI, L., an engraver of the present time in Rome. RAPHAEL pinx. La Moderazione. See Passavant, II. No. 249, b. p. 375. RAPHAEL _pinx. La Fede. See Passavant, iI. No. 249, p. 376. RAPHAEL pinx. La Prudenza. See Passavant, II. NO. 249, e. p. 377. In the Sala di Costantino, of the Vatican Stanze, are the representations of 8 popes, from St. Peter to Gregory VII., one on each side of the great frescos. They have at their sides allegorical figures, expressive of their characteristic qualities, 14 in number. Two of them, Meekness and Justice, have been engraved by Strange, and are in this collection. (See STRANGE.) The other 12 have been published by the Papal Calcografia of the Stamperia camerale in Rome. R. Weigel, iJunst-Catalog, xIv. No. FIORONI 127 FERRETTI, L., continued. 13203, specifies them, with the affixed price of 191 th. They were engraved by L. Ferretti, C. Pestrini, and F. Cenci. The three mentioned above are part of these. FICQUET, ITIENNE, engraver, born at Paris in 1731, died in 1794. A pupil of G. F. Schmidt and of Le Bas. p. Chenneviere. Impression before the word "c incere " was corrected into "sincere." LE BRUN pinx. 1p. Corneille, Pierre. AVED pinc. 9. Crdbillon, Joliot de. FE. HALS pins. I. Descartes, Rene. AE. pinx.'. Farnese, Alexander. 2d state, with Odieutvre's address. The 1st state is without this address, and in the 3d state the address is effaced. HYAC. RIGAUD pinx. L. La Fontaine, Jean de. With the vignette of a Wolf and Lamb below. NANTEUIL pinx. 9. Le Vayer, Fran9ois de la Mothe. P. MIGNARD pinx. p. Maintenon, FranGoise d'Aubigne, Marquise de. C. COYPEL jpinx. 9. Moliere, Jean-Baptiste Poquelin de. DUMOUSTIER pinX. 9. Montaigne, Michel de. AVED pinx. ]. Rousseau, Jean-Baptiste. DE LA Toun pinx. 9. Rousseau, Jean Jacques. t' All the above portraits by Ficquet are in 8vo. The impressions are without any address. FILLCEUIL, PIERRE, an engraver of the middle of the last century. REMBRANDT pinx. 9). Coppenol, Liven. Called "The Writing-Master." See Smith, under No. 306. Engraved from a picture then in the Gallery of Count Briihl in Dresden. It is not the picture in the Gallery of Cassel; there the person is mending his pen, here he is merely looking up. FINIGUERRA, TOMIMASO. See under BOTTICELLI, Sandro. FIORONI, ADOLFO, engraver. A pupil of Longhi. RAPHAEL pinx. Riposo in Egitto. The picture is in the Vienna Gallery. Passavant, II. 262. 128 FIO1RONI FIORONI, ADOLFO, continued. 1st proof, before the title, but with the names of the artists, etc. The 2d proofs have the title: Riposo in Egitto, Adolfo Fioroni dis. ed inc. 1829, in open letters. FISCHER, JOSEPH, landscape-painter (pupil of Brand), and engraver (pupil of Schmutzer); born at Vienna in 1769, died there in 1822. SPAGNOLETTO pinx. Christ disputing with the Doctors. The picture is in the Vienna Gallery. Engraved in 1793. With one line of inscription in shaded letters, and the coat of arms; before the dedication. The 1st proofs are before the inscription. "CORREGGIO del." ]. "Correggio's own portrait." Etching in 8vo. With a croquis in the lower margin, on the left, of three heads. FISHER, EDWARD, an English mezzotinto engraver, who was born about 1730, and died in London in 1785. SIR JOSH. REYNOLDS pinx. _ P. Bunbury, Lady Sarah. SIR JOSH. REYNOLDS piznx. j. Garrick between Tragedy and Comedy. SIR JOSH. REYNOLDS pinx. J. Tavistock, The Marchioness of, at Hymen's Altar. The picture is in the Duke of Bedford's collection at Woburn Abbey. Waagen, Galleries and Cabinets, or Treasures, Iv. p. 333. Artist's proof. FITTLER, JAMES, engraver, born at London in 1758, died in 1835. CLAUDE LORRAIN pinx. The Embarcation of St. Ursula. The picture is in the National Gallery. Waagen, Treasures, I. p. 339; Smith, No. 54. Proof, open letters. CLAUDE LORRAIN pinx. The Arch of Constantine. See Smith, 301. The picture is in the Grosvenor Gallery, formerly in the Agar Collection. Not sufficiently identified in Waagen's Treasiures. GASP. POUSSIN pinx. The Hurricane. The figures were engraved by Bartolozzi. RUBENS 2inx. Spanish Officer. See Smith, 793. The picture is in the collection of Lord Kinnaird. G. H. HARLOW 2pinx. Benjamin West. With a dedicatory inscription in open letters, and only the name " Benjamin West, P. R. A.," shaded. FOLO 129 FLIPART, JEAN CHARLES, engraver, born at Paris toward the close of the seventeenth century. RAPHAEL pinx. Christ's Agony in the Garden. Predella of the altar-piece for the cloister S. Antonio di Padova in Naples. See Passavant, II. No. 31, a, and 1II. p. 87. From the collection of the poet Rogers, now owned by Miss Burdett Coutts. Engraved for the Cabinet Crozat. FLIPART, JEAN JACQUES, engraver, son of the preceding, born at Paris in 1723, died there in 1782. A pupil of L. Cars. GREUZE pinx. L'Accordee du Village. See Smith, No. 16. The picture is in the Gallery of the Louvre. Villot, No. 260. The print has the signature of the painter and engraver on the back. GREUZE pinx. Le Paralytique servi par ses Enfans. See Smith, No. 146. The picture is in the Imperial Gallery of St. Petersburg. The print has the signature of the artists on the back. Jos. VERNET pinx. Storm and Shipwreck, by day. Jos. VERNET pinx. Storm by night. Impression on India paper. FOKKE, SIMON, engraver, born at Amsterdam in 1712, died in 1784. SPAGNOLETTO pinx. Jacob tending the Flock of Laban. The picture is in the Dresden Gallery. Engraved for the Rec. d'est. de la Cal. de Dresde, I. No. 27. FOLKEMIA, JACOB, engraver, born at Dokkum in 1692, died at Amsterdam in 1767. A pupil of his father, Johan Jacob, and of B. Picart. CASPAR NETSCHER pinx. Le Medecin du Village. FRANCESCO FRANCIA pinx. Religion rebuking a Naval Hero. An allegorical subject. The hero is supposed to be Prince Doria. The picture is in the Dresden Gallery. Engraved for the Rec. d'est. de la Gal. de Dresde, II. No. 17. HANS HOLBEIN plinx... Morett, goldsmith to Henry VIII. Dresden Gallery. When engraved for the Rec. d'est. de la Gal. de Dresde, ii. No. 5, the picture was considered to be by Leonardo da Vinci, and to represent the Duke Sforza il Moro, of Milan. FOLO, GIOVANNI, engraver, born at Bassano in 1764, died at Rome in 1836. A pupil of Volpato and influenced by R. Morghen. 9 130 FOLO FOLO, GIOVANNI, continued. TITIAN pinx. Adam and Eve. The picture was owned when it was engraved by the banker Schultheis in Rome. Proof, with verses in open and traced letters, before the dedication. GuIDo pinx. The Archangel St. Michael vanquishing the Dragon. The picture is in the Church of Santa Maria della Concezione in Rome. Platner and Bunsen, III. ii. p. 593. A copy in mosaic is in St. Peter's. Proof, with open cand traced letters. RAPHAEL pinx. Holy Family. "La Bendcliction." The picture is in the Gallery of Madrid. Passavant, ii. No. 99, c. Repetition of the Holy Family of the Pio family in the Gallery of Naples. Engraved for the Cioleccion, de las estampcas de los cuadros... pertenecientes al Riey de Espaiha. SASSOFERRATO pinx. "Mater Aniabilis." Proof before letters, with only the artists' names. DOMENICHINO pinx. The Martyrdomn of St. Andrew. The picture is in the Church of St. Gregory, in the chapel dedicated to St. Andrew, Rome. Platner and Bunsen, II. i. p. 485. GUERCINO pinx. The Martyrdom of St. Sebastian. The picture was owned, when engraved, by the Marchese Alessandro Lepri. TITIAN pinx. DanaS. The picture is in the Gallery of Naples; it was originally painted for the Duke Ottaviano de' Medici. Proof, with open, and traced letters. RUBENS pinx. The Triumph of Silenus. See Smith, Cat. rais. 564. The picture is now in the collection of Sir Robert Peel; formerly in those of Cardinal Richelieu, of Prince Lucien Buonaparte, and of the Chevalier Bonnemaison. FONTANA, PIETRO, engraver, born at Bassano in 1763, died at Rome in 1837. He formed his style after Volpato and Morghen. GUIDO pinx. The Daughter of Herodias carrying the Head of St. John on a Charger. With a head-dress like a turban, concealing her hair in the manner of a Jewish married woman. Three quarters length. The picture is in the Corsini palace in Rome. Platner and Bunsen, III. iii. p. 610. Engraved in 1797. TITIAN pinx. The Marriage of St. Catherine. A composition of four figures. FORSTER 131 FONTANA, PIETRO, continued. RAPHAEL pinx. J1. The Fornarina in the Barberini Palace. See Passavant, II. 87. Proof, with open letters. FONTANALS, FRANCISCO. "RAPHAEL pinx." Holy Family. "Rafael Sanzio Pintb. Francisco Fontanals Dibujo y en Parta Gravb. Dn Iuan Rivera concluyb." See RIVERA. Coat of arms, and "A. S. M. C. la Reyna Nuestra Sefiora Da Maria Cristina de Borbon Regente de Espafia. Por su mas humilde y reconocida Subdita Teresa Fontanals D. D. D. - Su Original existe en la Real Galeria de Madrid. - Florencia en Casa de D" IJuan Rivera." Large folio. A round picture. In the foreground of a landscape, with a city and mountains in the distance, stands the Virgin; with her left arm she holds the Child, who is partly lying on a cushion, supported by an entablement and stretching out his arms; with her right she touches the inscription, Ecce Agnus Dei, of the scroll on the cross of the little St. John, who has approached to kiss the Saviour's toe. On the opposite side stands Joseph, resting both his hands and his head upon his staff. Three quarters length figures. An apocryphal picture, not identified by Passavant as the one from the Vestry of the Escurial (Passavant, II. 267, and III. p. 168), nor by Richard Ford (IHandbook for Travellers in Spain, II. p. 694). The "Agnus Dei " of the Madrid Gallery has ruined architecture in the background. and corresponds more with Passavant, II. 267, b, Mr. Munro's picture, which has been engraved by Forster. FORSTER, FRANCOIS, engraver, born in 1790 in Locle in French Switzerland, recently (since 1861) deceased in Paris. A pupil of Langlois. LEONARDO DA VINCI pinx. La Vierge au Bas-relief. See Rigollot, No. 25. The picture is in the collection of the Countess Warwick at Gatton Park. Waagen, Galleries and Cabinets, or Treasures, Iv. p. 343. Lately owned by Lord Monson. Engraved in 1835. Proof, No. 68, before letters, with merely the artists' names traced with the point. Debois, No. 337, 540fr.; Johnson, No. 64, ~14; Lehrs, No. 121, proof, No. 34, 60 th.; ibid. No; 122, artist's proof, before the border line, and with only the engraver's name cut with the needle, on India paper, 165 th. The prints have the title in open letters, and the earliest impressions of them have the stamp of the engraver's initials and the stamp of the initials of the first publisher, Pierri-Benard, both in white. RAPHAEL pinx. La Vierge de la lMaison d'Orleans. 132 FORSTER FORSTER, FRANCOIS, continued. The smaller Madonna of the Orleans Gallery. Passavant, II. 45, and III. p. 93. The picture is owned by M. Benjamin Delessert; it was previously in the Aguado Gallery. Engraved in 1838. Proqf, No. 81, before letters, with merely the names of the painter and the engraver. Schletter, No. 26, proof No. 102, 20 th. The artist's proofs have only IForster sculpt. 1838, slightly cut with the needle, in the middle of the lower margin, and they are likewise numbered. Artist's proof No. 22, Lehrs, No. 126, 30 th. RAPHAEL 2inx. La Vierge a la Legende. A square picture. Both children holding a scroll. Passavant, ii. 267, b. The picture is in the collection of H. A. J. Munro, Esq., London. Waagen, Treasures, II. p. 132. Engraved in 1847. Proof before letters, No. 115. On India paper. Artist's proofs are before any letters, except in the middle of the lower margin, F. Forster sculp., delicately cut with the needle. Johnson, No. 65; George Smith, No. 701, ~ 6; Archinto, No. 215, 140fr.; Lehrs, No. 119, 70 th. DELAROCHE pinx. St. Cecilia. Engraved in 1840. Proof, before the inscription on the tablet, having only the names of the artists and address of publishers below. An artist's proof before any letters. Schletter, Leipzig, 1855, No. 28. RAPHAEL pinx. Urania. Bust, from the Parnassus. Passavant, II. 66. Engraved in 1839. Proof before letters. On, India paper. RAPHAEL pinx. The Three Graces. See Passavant, II. 48, and III. p. 96. The picture is in the collection of Lord Ward. Engraved in 1841. Proof before letters iVo. 11, with only the names of the artists, the publishers, and printers, and within a border of two lines. The artist's proofs are before any letters; they have merely F. Forster sculpsit, and the date, slightly traced with the point, in the middle of the lower margin. They are, further, before any border line to the plate, and are likewise numbered. Debois, No. 340, 300fr.; Johnson, No. 63, ~ 10; G. Smith, No. 702, ~ 11. RAPHAEL pinx. PIl. Raphael at the age of about 23. The picture is in the Painters' Portrait Gallery in Florence. Passavant, II. 47. Engraved in 1836. Prooq before letters, with the names of the artists, before the inscription on the tablet, which is shaded gray. FOSSEYEUX 133 FORSTER, FRANCOIS, continued. The artist's proofs are before any letters; they have merely Forster sculp., 1836, slightly traced with the point in the middle of the lower margin. The tablet is entirely blank, and they are numbered. Wilcox, No. 94, artist's proof, No. 9, ~ 6 4 s. An impression of this state, No. 14, is priced 40 th. by Messrs. Amsler and Ruthardt of Berlin. RAPHAEL pinx. P. "Raphael at the age of 15." The portrait in the Louvre - a lovely youth with fair hair and large liquid eyes, resting his head on his hands- probably represents some young artist-friend of Raphael. Passavant, iI. No. 61, and iII; p. 101. Proof, before any letters, except the address of the publishers. Numbered 36. Macready, No. 31, a proof of this state, with the number 2, bought by Messrs. Amsler and Ruthardt for ~ 5 5 s. TITIAN pinx. 1J. "La Maitresse du Titien." The picture in the Louvre is supposed to represent the Duke Alfonso I. of Ferrara and Laura Bianti. With the name of Ramboz as printer, and the address of Artaria and Fontaine. Rare earlier impressions have the engraver's own address. The extremely rare proofs of this plate have open letters. Messrs. Amsler and Ruthardt, in Berlin, had such a proof in 1868, the price of which was about 30 th. Archinto, No. 216, "Trbs rare epreuve avant toutes lettres. Elle n'est pas entierement terminee." Bought by Mr. Colnaghi for 155fr. DURERn pinx. 1). Albrecht Ditrer's own portrait, after the picture in the Munich Gallery. Proof, that is, with the inscription in open letters. DiRER pinx. P. The same. Enzraver's proof, before any letters, with the inscription on the background in white, and inz the lower margin a croquis, a cluster of three stones. George Smith, No. 708, ~ 5 5 s. Fn. PORBUS pinx. ~. Henry IV. of France. Engraved in 1834 for Bettoni's Le Pantheon des Nations. STEUBEN pinx. 1. Alexander von Humboldt. ANN. CARACCI 2pinx. The Nativity. Engraved in conjunction with Lips. See LIPs. FOSSEYEUX, JEAN BAPTISTE, born at Paris in 1782, died there in 1824. "RAPHAEL pinx." The Hours of the Night and Day. See Passavant, iI. p. 422, and III. p. 173. Twelve plates, each with a female figure floating in the air, upon a black 134 FOSSEYEUX FOSSEYEUX, JEAN BAPTISTE, continued. ground, under which is a small socle with animals and other symbolic figures. They are not by Raphael, but are imitations of the small antique pictures from the walls of Pompeii, now in the Museum at Naples, reproduced in the spirit of the School of Raphael. It is not known where the pictures are from which these engravings were made, - whether they were ever executed as frescos in some palace in Rome, or merely designed for these engravings, which appeared in 1805 and 1806. Some sets were published in colors by Ag. Maestri. They were engraved by Fosseyeux in conjunction with Bourgois, Lavallee, L. F. Mariage, J. F. Ribault, F. Hubert, L. Croutelle, N. Tomas, L. Petit, and F. J. Dequevauvillier. Ora prima di notte. The figure carries poppy-pods in one hand, and an owl in the other. Ora seconda di notte. Carrying an hour-glass. Ora terza di notte. Carrying a squirrel. Ora quarta di notte. Carrying an owl. Ora quinta. Figure with wings of a libellula, pouring dew from an urn (like one of the three figures preceding the chariot of Aurora, painted by Guercino in the Villa Ludoviso in Rome). Ora sesta. Figure with wings of a libellula, carrying a swan. Ora prima di giorno. Figure carrying a torch. Ora seconda di giorno. Figure stretching out her arms toward the luminary. Ora terza di giorno. The figure which carries a censer is evidently taken from Raphael's Galatea in the Villa Farnesina in Rome. Ora quarta di giorno. Carrying a sun-dial. Ora quinta di giorno. The figure stretches her hand towards the sun. Ora sesta di giorno. Carrying a bat. FRANCK, JOSEPH, an engraver of the present day. FRANCOIS 135 FRANCK, JOSEPH, continued. LEONARDO DA VINCI pinx. The Madonna with a Flower. Of the Pourtales collection, "formerly in the Gallery of the kings of Spain." Rigollot, No. 33. The composition is different from that engraved by Juster; Rigollot, No. 96. The Virgin holds with one hand the Child, standing before her on a table on which is a book, with the other a flower (not a lily). Engraved while in the collection of Count Pourtales in Paris, which was dispersed in the spring of 1865. The engraving was begun by Aristide Louis. Proof, before letters, with the names of the artists and publishers. On Jnclia papcer. FRANCO, GIOAN-BATTISTA, called SEMOLEI, painter and engaver, was born at Udine in 1498 or 1510, and died in 1580. Bartsch, xvI. The Ark of the Lord, placed by the Philistines in the Temple of Da gon. B. 6. 3d and last state, with the letters "B. F. V. F." replaced, and "Franco forma" added. The Ist state has the letters B. F. V. F.; in the 2d these letters are effaced. FRANCOIS, ALPHONSE, engraver, born at Paris in 1811. A pupil of Henriquel-Dupont. DELAROCHE pinx. A Mother holding up a Book to her Child. Proof before letters, with only the names of the artists, publishers, and printers. DELAROCHE pinx. ). Bonaparte crossing the Alps. The picture, owned by John Dillon, Esq., was in the Manchester Exhibition, 1857, No. 659. "The property of Mr. John Naylor (Leighton Hall). The Queen possesses at Osborne a reduction of this picture, made by Delaroche himself." (Fine Arts Quarterly Review, May, 1864, ii. 299 n.) " Le Gen6ral Bonaparte franchissant les Alpes" is in open and traced letters. On India paper. TITIAN pinx. 13. "Titian's Portrait." In reality this is the portrait of an unknown person, probably some Venetian nobleman. Proof before letters. FRANCOIS, CHARLES REMY JULES, engraver, born at Paris in 1809. A pupil of Henriquel-Dupont. DELAROCHE pinx. Les Pelerins. "Tire de la galerie du Cte. Raczynski." Proof before letters, with only the names of the artists, publishers, and printers. 136 FREDERIC FREDERIC WILLIAM III., King of Prussia. A Trooper leading a Pack-horse. Amateur etching. Weigel. Kunzst - Catalog, No. 11876; Nagler, Die Monogrammisten, ii. p. 929. FRENZEL, JOHANN GOTTLIEB ABRAHAM, engraver, principally of landscapes, was born at Dresden in 1782, and died at that place in 1855. A scholar of Darnstedt. JAC. PUYSDAEL and W. ROMEYN pinx. Der Abend. Engraved from the picture in the collection of Count Lamberg in Vienna, a duplicate of which, formerly in the possession of Baron Badenfeld in Bohemia, is owned by the Hon. Charles Sumner in Washington. WVitl the engraver's autograph, dedication. FREY, JOHANN JACOB, designer and engraver, born at Lucerne in 1681, died at Rome in 1752. A pupil of Carlo Maratti and of Westerhout. NIc. PoussIN pinx. The Sacrifice of Noah. See Smith, Cat. rais. 5. The picture is in the Lichtenstein Gallery in Vienna. GUIDO p'inx. The Daughter of Herodias. Herodias's daughter, followed by two maids, receives from a kneeling page the head of St. John on a platter; a third maid in front is pushing a curtain aside for her exit. Whole length figures. Engraved in 1745 from a picture then in the Colonna Gallery. There is such a picture in the collection of Lord Yarborough in London. CIGNANI pinx. Joseph and Potiphar's Wife. The composition is not the same as that of the picture of the same subject in the Dresden Gallery. C. MARATTI pinx. The Adoration of the KIings. " In Eccle. S. Marci Romae," but not mentioned by Platner and Bunsen as being there now. DOMENICHINO pinx. The Communion of St. Jerome. From the picture in the Gallery of the Vatican. GUIDO pinx. The Doctors of the Church. The picture is in the Imperial Gallery of St. Petersburg. DOMENICHINO pinx. The Martyrdom of St. Sebastian. Fresco painting, removed from St. Peter's to Santa Maria degli Angeli in Rome, and replaced by a copy in mosaic. Platner and Bunsen, III. ii. p. 356. C. MIARATTI pinx. St. Andrew, on his Way to Execution, sees his Cross. GUERCINO pianx. The Burial of St. Petronella. FUSINATI 137 FREY, JOHANN JACOB, continued. The picture is in the Gallery of the Vatican. Platner and Bunsen, III. i. p. 132. SECCHI pinx. St. Romuald. "The White Friars." Altar-piece, painted for the Church of the Camaldulensi in Rome, now in the Gallery of the Vatican. Platner and Bunsen, II. ii. p. 435. C. MARATTI FjinX. Cleopatra dissolving the Pearl. "MICHEL-ANGELO" sculp. in marm. Statue of Venus. " In the Museum of the Capitol." C. MARATTI pinx. 1. Carlo Maratti. 1st state, " Jo. Jac. Frey Incidit." The 2d state has "Romae Apud Jo. Jacob Frey incidit." (Heller.) FREY, JAN PIETER VAN, or DE, designer and engraver, born in 1770 at Amsterdam, died at Paris in 1834, according to Defer in Cat. Debois. A pupil of Jacob Lauwers. BREKELENKAMP pinx. A Hermit in the Wilderness, reading. In small 4to. RPEMBRANDT pinx. Les Syndics de la Halle aux Draps. The five trustees of the building called the Stafithof, devoted to the Company of Clothweavers. The picture is now in the Amsterdam Gallery. Smith, Cat. rais. 141; Waagen, Handbook, ii. p. 342. RPEMBRANDT pinx. j. Nicol. Tulp delivering a Lecture on Anatomy. Painted for the Anatomical Institute at Amsterdam, now in the Gallery of the Hague. Smith, Cat. rais. 142; Waagen, Handbook, ii. p. 341. FREY, MARTIN R., engraver, born at Wurzach in Swabia in 1769. A pupil of J. G. von Muller. RAPHAEL pinx. Madonna with the Child sleeping, " Madonna del Velo." Engraved from the round picture in the Gallery of Prince Esterhazy in Vienna. Passavant, II. 57, a. One of the repetitions of this composition, also in a round, which King William II. of the Netherlands bought in 1847 for his Gallery, and which at the sale of the same, in 1850, found no purchaser, and is still in the possession of the Royal Family, was engraved in 1854, by Achille Martinet, as "La Sommeil de Jesus." A composition in a square was engraved by Longhi, and finished in 1834 by Toschi. See LONGII. FUSINATI, G., an Italian engraver, born about 1803. TITIAN pinx.,. Magdalen. The picture, formerly in the Barbarigo palace in Venice, the original of 138 FUSINATI FUSINATI, G., continued. many repetitions, is now in the Imperial Gallery of St. Petersburg. A fine repetition is in the Gallery of the Pitti palace in Florence. Artist's proof, with merely the engraver's name in the middle of the lower margin. G. GAILLARD, ROBERT, engraver, born at Paris in 1722, died in 1785, HYAC. RIGAUD pinx. 1. Castanier, FranGois. GERARD DOW pinx. 3. Galilei, Galileo. GALLE, CORNELIS, the elder, designer and engraver, born at Antwerp in 1570, died about 1641. A pupil of his father Philip. RUBENS pinx. The Four Fathers of the Church. Whole length figures, seated, with a crosier, with a burning heart, and with a beehive; hovering over them are a dove and three angels. The picture is in the Berlin Gallery. Attributed to the School of Rubens by Waagen, Verzeichniss, No. 773. Basan, 2. 2d state, the enlarged plate, two additional strips having been soldered on; and with the coat of arms. VAN DYCK pinx. 1. Artus Wolfaerts, painter. See Smith, Cat. rais. 758. The grisaille painting is in the collection of the Duke of Buccleugh. Engraved for Martin van den Enden, Van Dyck's Iconographia, No. 10. Weber, Cat. rais. p. 56. 5th state, after the erasure of the letters " G. H." Jfom the plate. GALLE, CORNELIS, the younger, son and pupil of Cornelis the elder, born at Antwerp in 1600. VAN DYCK pinx. 1,3. Jan Meyssens, painter. EngTaved for Meyssens's collection of portraits after Van Dyck. Weber's Cat. rais. p. 111. 2d state; the name "Meysens" has been changed into "Meyssens," and the name of the engraver, in the 1st state in the middle, has been efraced, and placed at the right below. VAN DYCK pinx. 13. Baron Engelbert Taie, Chevalier. The full inscription is "Dominvs Engelbertvs Taie Eqves Baro Wemmelivs, etc. Depvtatvs ordinarivs inter nobiles statvs Brabantiae." Engraved for Meyssens's collection of portraits after Van Dyck. Weber, Cat. rais. p. 112. An oil painting corresponding with this engraving, costume and all, but with the omission of the hands and the sword, is in the Dresden Gallery; .GARAVAGLIA 139 GALLE, CORNELIS, continued. Hanfstangl gives a lithograph of it, a reverse of this engraving which is the reverse of the picture. Smith, Cat. rais. 703, describes only this engraving, without mentioning any picture. Matthai, Gemillde-Gallerie zu Dresden, p. 35, No. 206, calls it the portrait of Martin Engelbrecht. Hiibner, in his Catalogue of the Dresden Gallery, p. 209, No. 937, calls it the portrait of "the painter Engelbrecht," without giving a Christian name. 1st state, before the address of Joannes Meyssens was efaced. Watermark, the Large Foolscap. GANDOLFI, MAURO, designer and engraver, born at Bologna in 1771, died in 1834. A pupil of Longhi. ALLORI pinx. Judith with the Head of Holofernes. The original is in the Gallery of the Pitti palace. Engraved for the Mfusee FranCais. Proof, before letters, with only the artists' names. The paper has the watermark: "Musee Napol6on publi6 par Henri Laurent." ALLORI pinx. The same picture. Engraved in 1819; the second, larger plate. Open letter proof. GUIDO pinx. Virgin and Child with St. John. Engraved from a picture in the Tanaro collection at Bologna. Proof before, letters, with merely the artists' names traced with the needle. RAPHAEL pinx. St. Cecilia. The picture is in the Gallery of Bologna. Passavant, iI. 117. Engraved in 1834. Artist's proof before letters, with merely the names of the artists and publisher traced with the needle. GANDOLFI del. Cupid sleeping under a Tent. Engraved in 1820. GARAVAGLIA, GIOVITO, engraver, born at Paris in 1789, died in 1835. A pupil of Faustino Anderloni. GUERCINO pinx. David with the Head of Goliath. A corresponding picture is in the Duke of Sutherland's collection at Stafford House. Waagen, Treasures, II. p. 65. Artist's proof, before any letters or arms. An artist's proof, R. Weigel, Kunst-Cat. No. 16515. —The proofs have the artists' names; the 2d proofs have lettres grises. BAROCCIO _pinx. Hagar and Ishmael. One of the repetitions of this pleasing subject after Correggio. 140 GARAVAGLIA GARAVAGLIA, GIOVITO, continued. Engraved in 1823 from the picture in the Dresden Gallery, of the size of the engraving. 1st state, artist's proof before any letters. Wilcox, No. 102, ~ 7. - The 2d state is with the names of the artists.The 3d is with open letters and before the dedication; Arndt, I. No. 1824.- The 4th has closed letters, with L' originale esiste nell' Imp. e Reale Galleria di Dresda in small letters as the first line of the inscription. - The 5th has closed letters, with L'originale existe nella R. Galleria di Dresda in larger letters, and as the last line of the inscription. Even of this last state the good impressions are becoming rare, as the plate of this lovely engraving is worn out. APPIANI pinx. Jacob and Rachel. The picture is at the Parochiale at Alzano. Engraved in 1831. Proof, with one line of open letters and the coat of arms, before the dedication. Below, in the middle, the white stamp of' the enjgraver's initials. LUINI pinx. The Daughter of Herodias with the Head of St. John. Engraved after a picture in the Scarpa collection. There is a similar one in the Brera Gallery in Milan. There are proofs before letters, and with open letters. RAPHAEL pinx. Holy Family, with a Lamb. Engraved in 1817, after a picture in the collection of the Marchese Malaspina da Sannazaro in Pavia, the original of which is in the Madrid Gallery. Passavant, nI. 63. Compare Passavant's C'hristliche ]Kunst in.Spanien, p. 154. Proof, before letters, with the white stamp of the engraver's initials in the middle under the print. RAPHAEL pinx. Madonna della Sedia. In the Pitti palace in Florence. Passavant, ii. 226. Engraved in 1828. Lamotte Fouquet, No. 233, " Epreuve d'artiste avec remarque: Avant la lettre et avant les armes, seulement le nom du graveur 6crit k rebours et trace a la pointe; le ruban, attache a la petite croix que St. Jean tient, y est encore en blanc," 76 th. Same state, George Smith, No. 724, ~18; Johnson, No. 69, ~ 20; Wilcox, No. 105, ~20 lOs.; Goddard, No. 235, ~19 19s. The proofs are before letters, with merely the names of the artists and the coat of arms; of these there are two kinds, the first before the date, following the name Garavaglia, the second with the date, 1828. Debois, No. 342, " Epreuve avant la lettre, seulement les armes et les noms d'auteurs," 200 fr. It is not stated whether the impression was also before the date. GARNIER 141 GARAVAGLIA, GIOVITO, continued. GIMIGNANO lpinx. Virgin and Child. From the picture in the Dresden Gallery. Proof, open letters, and before the dedicationl. Artist's proofs are before any letters. GUIDO pinx. The Assumption of the Virgin. The engraving was finished by Faustino Anderloni. The picture is in Genoa, in the Church of St. Ambrose. Proof, blefore letters, with only the artists' naves. Artist's proofs are before any letters; Debois, No. 343; George Smith, No. 727. GUIDO pinx. P. "Beatrice Cenci." From the picture in the Gallery of the Barberini palace in Rome. Platner and Bunsen, III. ii. p. 434. Proofs have the title, "Beatrice Cenci," in open letters, with the names of the artists and the address traced with the needle. Hdsel, No. 96, 12o th. R. Weigel, Kunst-Cat. No. 14996, 8 th. (Present price 25 th.) Artist's proofs are before any letters. Debois, No. 344, 65 fr.; the same copy afterwards, Johnson, No. 70, s~5 10s.; another copy of the same state, G. Smith, No. 719, ~4; another, Goddard, No. 226, ~5 5 s.; also Macready, No. 46, ~ 7. GARAVAGLIA del. P. Giuseppe Parini. Engraved for the Vite e ritratti di illustri Italiani. GARNIER, FRANCOIS, engraver in Paris, born at Brest. A pupil of Bervic. LEONARDO DA VINCI pinx. La Vierge aux Balances. See Rigollot, No. 40. The picture is in the Gallery of the Louvre, Villot, No. 487. Proof, with open letters. Artist's proofs are before any letters. - The 3d state is with shaded, or filled letters. LEONARDO DA VINCI pinx. Bacchus. See Rigollot, No. 53. The picture is in the Gallery of the Louvre. Villot, No. 485. GARNIER, HIPPOLYTE LOUIS, engraver in the modern mixed style of mezzotinto, born in 1803, died at Paris in 1855. MURILLO pinx. "La Vierge de Madrid," Our Lady of the Conception. Three quarters figure. Around the head is a glory of six cherubim, three on each side. Across her body is a large crescent, pointing upwards. A corresponding picture is in the Gallery of Madrid. Madrazo's Catalogo, No. 275. 142 GAYWOOD GAYWOOD, ROBERT, an English etcher of the middle of the seventeenth century. A pupil of W. Hollar. VAN DYCK pinx. Antoni van Opstal, portrait-painter. See Smith, Cat. rais. 794. The plate has no name of engraver in any of its states. Weber, Cat. rais. p. 116, "Portraits divers d'apr's A. van Dyck," ascribes the engraving neither to J. Morin, nor W. Hollar, nor N. de Helt Stoccade, but to Robert Gaywood. It likewise calls to mind the style of Louis Ferdinand. 2d state, before the address of Jac. de lain, which ap ears in the 3d state, but with the retouch in the folds of the cloak, the absence of which constitutes the 1st state. Watermark, the arms of Amsterdam. GAULTIER, LEONARD, designer and engraver, born at Mentz in 1552 or 1560, worked at Paris, and died about 1641. MICHEL-ANGELO _pinx. The Last Judgment. Fresco in the Sistine chapel. Ist state, before lMariette's address. GAULTIER del. Christ sending forth his Disciples. In 8vo. Engraved for a French Prayer-Book. GHIGI, P., engraver at Rome at the beginning of this century. RAPHAEL pinx. Two plates of the frescos of the Farnesina, namely, — Venus before Jupiter, and Psyche with the Vase. See PLCCIANI. GHISI, GIORGIO, painter and engraver, born at Mantua in 1520, died there in 1582. A son and pupil of G. B. Ghisi. Bartsch, xv. RAPHAEL pinx. The Virgin lifting the Veil from the Child, Joseph standing by; composition known by the name of the "Madonna of Loretto." B. 5. Passavant, ii. 88, and III. pp. iii., 182. 1st state of the plate, with the year 1575. The 2d state, 1602. See Passavant, ii. p. 128. RAPHAEL pinx. Theology. B. 23. Fresco painting of the Camera della Segnatura, usually called " La Disputa del Sacramento." Passavant, ii. 65, and, engraving, 11. p. 98. Engraved in 1552, on two plates, to be joined. Old, but 2d impression, with the retouch, and after Hier. Cock's address was erased. RAPIIHAEL pinx. Philosophy. B. 24. Fresco painting of the Camera della Segnatura, usually called "The School of Athens." Passavant, II. 67, and, engraving, ii. p. 106. Engraved in 1550, lon 2 plates, to be joined. GIBBON 143 GRHISI, GIORGIO, continued. lst impression, before the retouch, and before the address of Hier. Cock wcas erased. The engraver gave the plate this inscription: Paulus Athenis per Epicurcaos et Stoicos quosdam Philosophos adductus, etc., mistaking the composition for a dispute of the Apostle Paul with the Stoics and Epicureans. MICHEL-ANGELO pinx. Prophets and Sibyls. B. 17-22. Fresco paintings in the Sistine chapel. A suite of 6 plates, namely:Jeremias. B. 17. 2d state, with the 1st address, of Nic. vasn Aelst. Joel. B. 18. 2d state, 1st address, of Nic. van Aelst. Sibylla Persica. B. 19. 2d state, 1st address, of Nic. van Aelst. Sibylla Delphica. B. 20. 2d state, 1st address, of NTic. van Aelst. " Another Sibyl." Sibylla Erythrdea. B. 21. 3d state, in which to the address of Nic. van Aelst is added, in the tablet under the Sibyl, which did not contain her name, the 2d address, " Ioanes Iacobvs de Rvbeis formis Romue alla pace." "A Prophet." Ezekiel. B. 22. 3d state, in which to the address of Van Aelst is added, in the left corner of the plate, the 2d address, " Gio, Giacomo Rossi Formi Roma, alla Pace." The 1st state is before any address. TEoD. GHISI inv. Venus embracing Adonis after the Chase, B. 42. 2d state, with the drapery and with Rossi's address. GIULIO ROMANO pinx. The Birth of Memnon. B. 57. Before the address of Honervogt. GIULIO ROMANO pinx. The Prison, B. 66. In reality engraved by George Pencz. MICHEL-ANGELO pinx. 1p. Michel-Angelo's own portrait. B. 71. GIACONI, VICENZO, engraver, born at Padua. A pupil of Marco Pitteri, in whose style — perpendicular lines without crossing-the following engraving is executed:MATTEINI del. ). Paolo Sarpi. Engraved for the Vite e ritratti di illustri Italiani. GIBBON, BENJAMIN PHELPS, engraver, born in 1802, died at London in 1851. A pupil of Robinson. 144 GIBBON GIBBON, BENJAMIN PHELPS, continued. ED. LANDSEER pinx. The Shepherd's Chief Mourner. "From the picture in the possession of John Sheepshanks, Esq." Proof, open and traced letters. ED. LANDSEER pinx. The Shepherd's Grave. "From the picture in the possession of William Wells, Esq., of Redleaf near Tonbridge." Proof, open and traced letters. ED. LANDSEER 9yieX. "Suspense." Dog watching at the door. "From a picture in the possession of John Sheepshanks, Esq." Proof, open and traced letters. GIBERTI, ANTONIO, engraver, a pupil of Longhi. LUINI pirnx. The Presentation in the Temple. Fresco in the Church of Our Lady in Saronna, near Milan. Engraved in 1815. With the inscription., "Et Simeon accepit Jcsum in ulnas suas et benedixit." With the coat of arms and dedication. LUINI pinx. The same. Proof, before the inscription, with the dedication in open traced letters, and with the coat of arms. Artist's proofs are before any letters. GILLER, WILLIAM, an English engraver of the present day in the modern mixed style of mezzotinto. GRANET pinx. Franciscans at Morning Service in the Choir of their Church. The picture is in Buckingham Palace (Waagen, Treasures, ii. 24), and there are numerous repetitions. ED. LANDSEER pinx. Favorites; a Horse and Dog. Open letter proof, India paper. GIRARDET, ABRAHAM, engraver, born at Locle in the county of Nenchatel in 1764, died at Paris in 1823. A pupil of B. A. Nicolet. RAPHAEL pinx. The Transfiguration. See Passavant, iI. 244. The picture is in the Gallery of the Vatican. Engraved in 1806. Rare and curious engraver's proof, where the landscape is not yet finished. The 1st state of the finished plate is before letters. Rigal, 67fr.; Durand, 110fr. GMELIN 145 GLASER, A., a German engraver of the present day. FRANCESCO FRANCIA pinx. The Adoration of the Magi. The picture, of the size of the engraving, is in the Dresden Gallery. Artist's proof, before any letters. The proofs have the names of the artists, the printer, and the publisher. TITIAN pinx. The Tribute Money. The picture, painted for the Duke Alfonso I., of Ferrara, is in the Dresden Gallery. Inscribed, in open uncial letters, " Der Zinsgroschen," and in current letters, "Den Mitgliedern des Kunstvereins fur die Rheinlande und Westphalen in DUsseldorf." TITIAN pinx. The same. Artist's proof before any letters. GLEDITSCH, PAUL, engraver, born at Vienna in 1793. A pupil of Leybold. PERUGINO pinx. Virgin and Child, with St. Magdalen and St. Catherine. In Count Harrach's collection at Vienna. RUBENS pinx. jJ. Helena Forman, second wife of Rubens, wrapped in a furred robe and prepared to enter a bath. The picture, in the Gallery of Vienna, is known under the name of "La Pelisse." Smith, Cat. rais. 300. GLOCKENTON, ALBRECHT, the elder, miniature-painter and engraver, born at Nuremberg in 1432. (Rud. Weigel.) A scholar or imitator of Martin Schongauer. Bartsch, vI. Christ before Caiaphas. B. 6. From " The Passion of Our Lord," a series of 12 pieces. B. 2 - 13. Ist state, before the retouch aczd before the monogram of the Master "I. S.," but on later paper than the following. Christ descending into Limbo, redeeming our First Parents and the Patriarchs. B. 12. Also from the Passion. 1st state, before retouch and the monogramq of the Master " I. S." On paper with the watermark qf the Hfqh Crown. G3MELIN, FRIEDRICH WILHELM, designer and landscape engraver, born at Badenweiler in Breisgau in 1745, died at Rome in 1821. A pupil of Mechel. GMELIN del. Mare Morte, near Naples. Engraved in 1798. 2d proof; lettre grise, not open letters, with GCnelin's name not close under the plate. With Frauenholz's address and a white stamp of initials. 146 GMELIN GMELIN, FRIEDRICH WILHELM, contiinted. NIC. POUSSIN pinx. I Sepolcri del Pussino. Engraved in 1814 " d' appresso il quadro una volta in Roma nel Palazzo Falconieri." GASP. PousSIN pinx. II Temporale del Pussino. The picture is in the Bridgewater Gallery; it was formerly in the Palazzo Colonna. Waagen, Treasures, ii. p. 38. Engraved in 1813. CLAUDE LORRAIN pinx. The Flight into Egypt. The picture is in the Dresden Gallery. Smith, Cat. rais. 110. CLAUDE LORRAIN pinx. Acis and Galatea. The picture is in the Dresden Gallery. Smith, Cat. rais. 141. CLAUDE LORRAIN pinx. The Temple of Venus. The picture, in the Colonna palace at Rome, was painted in 1672 for the Constable Colonna. Smith, Cat. rais. 178. Engraved in 1804. CLAUDE LOBBRRAIN pinx. The Mill. The famous picture in the Gallery of the Doria palace in Rome. Platner and Bunsen, III. iii. p. 548. Engraved in 1805. GODEFROY, FRANCOIS, engraver, born at Rouen in 1743 or 1748, died at Paris in 1819. A pupil of Descamps and Le Bas. TENIERS pinx. Les Amusemens de Brabant. See Smith, Cat. rais. 164. In 1774 in the collection of Count Dubarri. TENIERS pinx. La Fete du Hameau. See Smith, Cat. rais. 156. The picture was in the collection of Van Loo in 1772; in 1791 in Le Brun's collection. GODEFROY, JEAN, painter and engraver, born at London of French parents in 1771, died at Paris in 1839. GERARD pinx. The Battle of Austerlitz. The picture is in the Historical Gallery at Versailles. Engraved in 1813, in the stippled manner. Proof, the names of the artists and address slightly traced with the needle. GOLE, JACOB, designer and engraver with the buirin and in mezzotinto, born at Amsterdam in 1660, died about 1730. DUSART inv. The Village Barber. Mezzotinto, copy of Dusart's plate, B. 18. GOLTZIUS, HENDRIK, painter and engraver, born at Miihlbrecht in the Duchy of Jiilich in 1558, died at Haarlem in 1617. A pupil of Dirk Coornhert. Bartsch, III. "The Six Masterpieces of Goltzius." B. 15 -20. GOLTZIUS 147 GOLTZIUS, HENDRIK, continued. Impressions before any address. The 1st address is Nic. Visscher; the 2d, Peter Schenck, jun. From the collections and with the stamp of De Graaf in Amsterdam and of Ackermann in Dresden. Ackermann, II. No. 523, 62 th. Namely:The Annunciation. B. 15. " In Raphael's style." Engraved in 1594. With the dedication to;William, Duke qf Bavaria; and without number. The Visitation. B. 16. "In Parmegianino's style." Engraved in 1593. With the number 2. The Adoration of the Shepherds. B. 17. " In Bassano's style." Engraved in 1594. With the number 3. The Circumcision. B. 18. "In Diirer's style." Engraved in 1594. With the number 4. The Adoration of the Magi. B. 19. "In Luke of Leyden's style." Without number. The Holy Family. B. 20. "In Baroccio's style." Engraved in 1593. Without number. The Adoration of the Magi. B. 22. In 4to. " Goltzius sc. et exc." Mars and Venus surprised. "Ut Phoebus nitido," etc. B. 139. " Goltzius sculps. et divulqavit." The Farnese Hercules. B. 143. The Emperor Commodus as Hercules. B. 144. Apollo Pythius. B. 145. GOLTZIUS pinx. jP. Coornhert, Dirk Volckertsz. B. 164. 2d state, with the passe partout border. GOLTZIUS pinx. P. Goltzius's own portrait, size of life. B. 172. The margin and the inscription below are cut off; and the print is pasted down. M1. HEEMSKIRK pinx. 1P. Zurenus. B. 189. 148 GOLTZIUS GOLTZIUS, HENDRIK, continued. 3d state, having the coat of arms. With the signature of P. Mariette and the stamp of Ackermann's collection. The 1st state is before letters (R. Weigel); the 2d state is before the coat of arms. GOLTZIUS del. ]. "The Dog of Goltzius," with the Son of Dirk de Vries. B. 190. Maberly, No. 164, ~ 7 5 s.; G. Smith, No. 746, ~ 8. GOLTZIUS del. jJ. N. de la Faille. B. 212. 1st state, proof before the inscription in the oval, and before the motto "Jamais Faille " was altered. With the signature of P. Mariette. Purchased for ~ 2 2 s. PALMA GIOVANE pinx. St. Jerome penitent. B. 266. 2d state, with address of Nic. Visscher. After Goltzius, by an anonymous disciple:GOLTZIUS del. St. Peter. B. p. 96. No. 7. Full length. GOLTZIUS del. St. Paul. B. p. 96. No. 8. Full length. GONZENBACH, CARL ARNOLD, engraver in Paris, born at St. Gallen, Switzerland, in 1806. A pupil of Lips and of Forster. KAULBACH del. PJ. Franz Liszt. The inscription is in open letters. GOODALL, EDWARD, engraver, born at Leeds in 1795. CuYP Piinx. Evening. The picture is in the National Gallery. Open letter proof. GAINSBOROUGH pinx. The Market Cart. The picture is in the Vernon Gallery. Waagen, Treasures, I. p. 368. Open letter proof. GOUDT, HENDRIK VAN, Count Palatine, amateur painter and engraver, born at Utrecht in 1585, died about 1630. His work consists of the following 7 plates after Abraham Elsheimer. (Two variations of the plate "Tobias with the Angel" are also ascribed to him.) 1. The Angel leading the young Tobias through the Water, called "The Little Tobias." GREEN 149 GOUDT, HENDRIK VAN, continued. 2. The Angel leading the young Tobias through a Landscape, called "The Great Tobias." From the picture in the collection of Hon. Edmund Phipps. Waagen, Handbook, I. p. 256. 3. The Flight into Egypt. From the picture in the Munich Gallery. Waagen, Handbook, I. p. 256. 4. The Beheading of St. John the Baptist. 5. Ceres changes the son of Metanira, Stellio, into a Lizard; called " The Sorcery." Such a picture is in the Berlin Gallery. Waagen's Verzeichniss, No. 696. 6. Jupiter and Mercury, as guests of Philemon and Baucis. A picture nearly corresponding is in the Dresden Gallery. Hiibner's Verzeichniss, No. 1723. 7. The Dawn of Day. GRATELOUP, JEAN BAPTISTE, amateur designer and engraver in the aquatinta manner, born at Dax in Gascony in 1735, died in 1815. RIGAUD pinx. P. Bossuet. After H. Rigaud's picture and P. I. Drevet's engraving. In small 8vo. GRAVES, ROBERT, an English engraver of the present day. MURILLO pinx. Madonna of the Rosary. See Stirling, Annals, III. p. 1421. The picture is in the Dulwich Gallery. Engraved in 1851. Open letter proof. On India paper. ED. LANDSEER pinx. Monkey using a Cat's Paw to get Chestnuts off a Stove. In 8vo. THOMAS PHILLIPS pinx.. Lord Byron.. Open letter proof. GREEN, VALENTINE, designer and engraver in mezzotinto and in the aquatinta manner, born in Warwickshire in 1739, died at London in 1813. MURILLO _pinx. The Adoration of the Shepherds. The picture is in the Imperial Gallery of St. Petersburg. Engraved for the Hozuqhton Gallery. RUBENS pinnx. The Deposition from the Cross. The altar-piece in the Cathedral of Antwerp. Smith, Cat. rais. 5. Proof, with open, letters, slightly traced with the needle. VAN DYCK _pinx. Jp. Danvers, Henry, Earl of Danby. 150 G'REEN GREEN, VALENTINE, continued. The picture is in the Imperial Gallery of St. Petersburg. Smith, Cat. rais. 647. Engraved for the tHoughton Gallery. GREGORJ, CARLO, engraver, born at Florence in 1719, died in 1759. A pupil of J. Frey. RAPHAEL inv. The Virgin fainting before the Sepulchre, with the three Holy Women and St. John. Engraved in 1759 after a drawing in the Gallery of the Uffizj at Florence. Passavant, ii. p. 481, No. 110. GREGORJ, FERNANDO, designer and engraver, born at Florence in 1743, died about 1804. A pupil of his father, Carlo Gregorj, and of Vangelisti. GUIDO pinx. St. Sebastian, tied to a Tree. Engraved in 1756 for Raccolta de' qugadri dei Granduchi di Toscana. Not now in the galleries of Florence. MICHEL-ANGELO pinx. The Three Fates. The picture is in the gallery of the Pitti palace in Florence. Engraved in 1770 for Raccolta de' quadri dei Granduchi di Toscana, No. xvII. GREVEDON, PIERRE LOUIS, called HENRI, painter and lithographer, born at Paris in 1782. GREVEDON del. 1P. Mme. Malibran-Garcia. GRIBELIN, SIMON, the son, painter and engraver, born at Paris in 1662, came to England in 1680, and died there about 1733. A son of Simon Gribelin the elder, painter and engraver at Blois. RAPHAEL pinx. The Hampton Court Cartoons. See Passavant, ii. p. 250, and 256, c. 8 plates, 4to. The 8th plate, the title, is a representation of the apartment in Hampton Court, with the paintings on the wall. Above, in a medallion, is Raphael's portrait after Pontius's engraving; below, a medallion with the portrait of Queen Anne, on the left side of which is the inscription, The Seven Famous Cartoons of Raphael Urbin, etc., and Dedication, which is repeated in Latin on the right. PAOLO DE MATTEIS pinx. Hercules between Virtue and Pleasure. GRIMM, LUDWIG EMIL, painter and etcher, born at Hanau in 1792. A pupil of Carl Hess. Ip. Friedrich Miiller, " Maler Miiller," the painter and poet. GRUNER, LUDWIG, painter and engraver, born at Dresden in 1801. A pupil of Kriiger, and of Longhi and Anderloni. GRUNER 151 GRUNER, LUDWIG, continued. OVERBECK pinx. Moses at the Well, defending the Daughters of Jethro. "Original owned by J. Hatfield, Esq." OVERBECK jpinx. Hagar in the Desert. Proof before letters. On India paper. RAPHAEL pinx. Christ's Agony in the Garden. Predella of the altar-piece for the cloister San Antonio di Padova in Naples. See Passavant, II. 31, a, and II. p. 90. From the collection of the poet Rogers, owned by Miss Burdett-Coutts. Engraved in 1849. Gruner engraved this subject before, after the picture in Mr. Fuller Maitland's collection, for the Abbildungen zu Passavant's Rafael voLn Virbino, Leipzig, 1839. RAPHAEL pinx. Madonna of the Family Ansidei. See Passavant, ii. 32. In the Marlborough Collection at Blenheim. Proof before letters, that is, with the in.scription, " Raphael pinxt — L. Gruner delt & sculpt," an empty space for the title, and, below, "From the original picture in the possession of His Grace the Duke of Marlborough "; below this, " Impi.e de Drouat, Rue du Fouarre 11, Paris." The artist's proofs are before any letters; they have only, in the middle of the lower margin, L. Gruner del. & sculp. cut with the needle. Gruner engraved this picture before, on a smaller scale, for Abbildungen zu Passavant's Rafael von Urbino, Leipzig, 1839. OVERBECK pinx. Dead Christ and Virgin. Proof before letters. On India paper. OVERBECK pinx. Christ as the Good Shepherd. Proof befobre letters. On India paper. FRA FIESOLE pinx. St. Bonaventura. The picture is in the Chapel of Nicholas V. in Rome. Engraved for the Arundel Society, 1850 - 51. RAPHAEL pinx. The Vision of a Knight. See Passavant, ii. 19, and III. p. 87. The picture, of the size of the engraving, was bought for the National Gallery for ~ 1,050. Engraved in 1847. VELAZQUEZ pinx. A Shepherd. Engraved in 1826. RAPHAEL pinx. P. Cardinal Bernardo Dovizio da Bibbiena. After the picture in the Madrid Gallery (Passavant, II. 116), where it passed for the portrait of Cardinal Granvella. Engraved in 1835 as the portrait of Giulio de' Medici (afterwards Pope Clement VII.). Proof, with traced and open letters, coat of arms, and dedication. On India paper. 152 GRUNER GRUNER, LUDWIG, continuied. RAPHAEL p1inx. The ceiling of the Camera della Segnatura. Fresco in the Vatican. Passavant, I. p. 137 et seqq., iI. p. 94 et seqq., and III. p. 105. Printed in colors under the direction of L. Gruner, with the inscription: Coved Ceiling of the "Stanza della Segnaturac," in the Vatican. By RRaphaele d' Urbino. Published by L. Grauner, 183 Reyent Street. RAPHAEL pinX. The ceiling of the Stanza d' Eliodoro. Fresco in the Vatican. Passavant, In. p. 152 et segq., and InI. p. 119. Printed in colors under Gruner's direction, with the inscription: Paintings fromn the ceiling of' the "StaCbza dell' Eliodoro" in the Vatican. By Raphaele d' Urbino. No address. MICHEL-ANGeLO pinx. The ceiling of the Sistine Chapel of St. Peter's. Painted in fresco. J.,Storch fec. Pratesi del. L. Gruner dir. Printed in colors at the Lithographic Institute of Winkelmann and Sons in Berlin in 1852-53, under the direction of L. Gruner. RAPHAEL des. The Mosaics of the Cupola in the Cappella Chigiana of Santa Maria del Popolo in Rome. London, 1850. fol. See Passavant, ii. p. 448. Title, text (pp. iii.), and 11 plates, namely: — 1. The whole ceiling in outline. 2. The Moon, Diana. 3. Mercury. 4. The Firmament of Stars. 5. Venus. 6. The Sun, Apollo. 7. Mars. 8. Jupiter. 9. Saturn. 10. God, with Cherubs, the centre-piece. 11. The whole ceiling colored. Abbildungen zu J. D. Passavant's Rafael von Urbino und sein Vater Giovanni Santi. Leipzig, 1839. fol. Engraved in conjunction with the engravers F. A. Kriiger and Witthceft, and the lithographer Zllner. 14 plates, namely: — 1. Raphael's Birthplace in Urbino. Witthceft sc. 2. Giovanni Santi pinx. Altar of the Buffi Family. L. Gruner sc. 3. Giovanni Santi pinx. P. Raphael at 13 years of age. Kriiger sc. 4. Raphael del. J. His own portrait, from a drawing. Z611ner lith. 5. Raphael pinx. ]. His own portrait. 6. Raphael pinx. 1. Raphael's Mistress. On one sheet. Gruner sc. The real "Fornarina." ) GUIDO 153 GRUNER, LUDWIG, continued. 7. Raphael pinx. P. Juliano de' Medici. Gruner sc. 8. Raphael pinx. The Crucifixion, from the Gallery of Cardinal Fesch. Gruner sc. 9. Raphael pinx. The Knight's Dream. Gruner sc. 10. Raphael pinx. Christ's Agony in the Garden. After the picture in Mr. Fuller Maitland's collection. Gruner sc. 11. Raphael pinx. Madonna of the Family Ansidei. Gruner sc. 12. Fac-simile of a sonnet of Raphael. Zdllner lith. 13. Facade of Raphael's Palace. On one sheet. Z6llner lith. 14. Raphael's ground-plan for St. Peter's. Die Bas-reliefs an der Vorderseite des Doms zu Orvieto. Marmorbildwerke der Schule der Pisaner. Mit erlhuterndem Texte von Emil Braun, herausgegeben von Ludwig Gruner. Leipzig, 1858. 80 plates. GUERIN, CHRISTOPHE, designer and engraver, born at Strassburg in 1758. A pupil of Jolin and Wille. RAPHAEL _pinx. The Angel Raphael leading the Young Tobias. See Passavant, II. 4, and III. p. 82. Engraved from a copy in the possession of M. Favier in Strassburg, of which the original was recently bought of the Duca Melzi in Milan by the National Gallery in London. Proof, before letters. CORREGGIO pinx. Venus taking away Cupid's Bow. The painting, when engraved, was owned by M. Mayno in Strassburg. GUIDETTI, a modern Italian engraver in Rome. A pupil of R. Morghen. RAPHAEL pinx. Madonna with the Child standing. Engraved in 1827 from a repetition of the larger Madonna of the Orleans Gallery. The original was lately in the collection of the poet Rogers, after whose death it was purchased by R. James Mackintosh, Esq., in London. Passavant, ii. 98, and III. p. 115. The background of this repetition is dark and has no landscape, as the original; the figures are also reversed. 1st proof, befobre letters, with only the names of the artists. 2d proofs have open letters. GUIDO RENI, painter and etcher, born at Bologna in 1575, died there in 1642. A pupil of Calvaert and Lodovico Caracci. Bartsch, xvIII. GUIDO RENI inv. Holy Family. B. 10. 2d state, with Guido Reni's name. The 1st state is before the name of the artist. ANN. CARACCI inv. Holy Family and St. Clara. B. 50. 3d state, with "' Annib. Carracci fecit " on the left below. The 1st state is before the address of Nic. van Aelst; the 2d has this address; the 3d has the inscription on the left below, as stated. 154 GUIDO GUIDO RENI, continued. ANN. CARACCI inv. Madonna and Child. B. 51. ANN. CARACCI pinx. The Almns of St. Roch. B. 53. The painting is in the Dresden Gallery. Guido added to the composition the two old men on the right. 2d state, wit/h "Anibal Car. inuent. P. Stephanonius formis cum Priuilegio. - 1610." The 1st state before this inscription is "extreznement rare." GUNST, PIETER VAN, engraver, born at Amsterdam in 1667, where he died about 1730. KNELLER pinx. Qp. Queen Anne of England. M. SORG pinx. 9. Episcopius, Simon. VAN DER WERFF pinx. P. Lesley, Bishop of Rosse. GUTTENBERG, HEINRICH, engraver, born at Nuremberg in 1749, where he died in 1818. A pupil of his brother, Carl Gottlieb, and of Wille. TENIERS pinx. The Card-players. Composition of 7 figures. Engraved for the Miusee Frangais, while in the Louvre. Since 1815 it has been returned to the King of Sardinia. Smith, Cat. rais. 103. Proof before letters, having merely in7 the middle below, written with the point in very small letters, "H. Guttenberg so." GUTTENBERG, HERMANN, a German engraver, who worked about the middle of the last century. TENIERS jpinx. Depart pour le Sabat. A witch scene. The picture is in the Dresden Gallery. Smith, Cat. rais. 19. Engraved from the collection of Count de Vence. H. HAAS, JOHANN MENO, painter and engraver, born at Copenhagen in 1752, died at Berlin in 1833. A pupil of J. M. Preisler. L. WOLF del. P. Frederic the Great. Frederic II. of Prussia on horseback in the Garden of Sans Souci. Engraved in 1808. See Nagler, Kiinstler-Lexicon, xxII. p. 55. HAHN, lithographer in the "Lithographische Anstalt" of P. C. Stern in Frankfort. VEIT pinx. The Two Marys at the Grave. "The original painting is in the possession of M. E. Bernus du Fay." HALEN 155 HAID, JOHANN ELIAS, designer and engraver in mezzotinto, a pupil of his father Johann Jacob Haid, was born at Augsburg in 1739, where he died in 1809. CocHIN del. 1. Franklin. Copy in mezzotinto and in reverse, made in 1780, of the engraving by Saint-Aubin, designed and published by C. N. Cochin. HAINZELMANN, ELIAS, engraver, born at Augsburg in 1640, died there in 1693. A pupil of Frangois de Poilly. SEB. BOURDON pinx. The Rest in Egypt. The Virgin at a brook is washing the swaddling-clothes. "Ommi tempore sint vestimenta vestra candida." With the engraver's address. From Otto's collection. HAINZELMANN, JOHANN, designer and engraver, brother of Elias, born at Augsburg in 1641, died at Berlin in 1693. A pupil of Frangois de Poilly. p. Jean-Baptiste Tavernier, the great traveller. A whole length figure in the costume presented to him by the Shah of Persia in 1665.7" Often called, erroneously, "The Persian Ambassador." Engraved in 4to in 1679. (John Hainzelmann engraved in 1686, on three plates, small fol., the three Siamese Ambassadors at the court of Louis XIV.) HALDENWANG, CHRISTIAN, landscape engraver, pupil of Christian von Mechel, but forming his style after Woollett, was born at Durlach in 1770, and died at Rippoldsau in 1831. J. RUYSDAEL pinx. A Waterfall. See Smith, Cat. rais. "Ruysdael," No. 14. The picture is in the Gallery of Cassel. Engraved, while in the collection of the Louvre, for the Miusee Franyais. Proof, with only the artists' names. HALEN, AREND VAN, painter and engraver in mezzotinto, born about 1690, worked at Amsterdam, and died in 1732. He calls himself Aquila on his plates, translating the meaning of his Christian name into Latin. "A. VAN BLOMMEN " poinx. P. Van Somer the painter, with a round hat, sitting in an arm-chair. See Laborde, Histoire de la gravure en maniere noire, Paris, 1839, p. 169, where a copy is given. * Jean Baptiste Tavernier was born at Paris in 1604, where his father, Melchior Tavernier, engraver and geographer, had a very extensive establishment for engraving and publishing maps. lie died in Moscow in 1689, on his way to the East. 156 HALEN HALEN, AREND VAN, continued. 1. The same. A drawing in red chalk on parchment. From the collection of Baron Rumohr, No. 4015. HALL, JOHN, engraver, born at Wivenhoe, near Colchester, Essex, in 1739, died at London in 1797. B. WEST 2pinx. William Penn treating with the Indians. Artist's proofs are before the letters; proofs have open letters. REYNOLDS pinx. 1J. Richard Brinsley Sheridan. Open letter proof. HANFSTANGL, FRANZ, painter, designer, and lithographer, born at Bayernrain in Bavaria in 1804. A pupil of Mitterer and of Langer. GIORGIONE pinx. Jacob greeting Rachel. PAOLO VERONESE pinx. Susanna. REMBRANDT zinx. The Feast of Ahasuerus. PAOLO VERONESE pinx. The Adoration of the Magi. FERD. BOL pinx. Rest on the Flight into Egypt. PAOLO VERONESE pinx. The Marriage Feast at Cana. PAOLO VERONESE _pinx. Christ bearing the Cross. PAOLO VERONESE pinx. The Concina Family before the Madonna. TITIAN,pinx. Holy Family, with Alfonso I. of Ferrara, his Wife, Lucrezia Borgia, and their young son, in Adoration. TITIAN pinx. The Virgin and Child, with St. John represented as a grown-up man, St. Paul, St. Jerome, and a young married woman as Magdalen. CORREGGIO pinx. Holy Family, with St. George. Coxe, p. 32. PALMA VECCHIO pinx. Madonna and Child, with St. John and St. Catherine. PALMA VECCHIO pinx. Holy Family, with the infant St. John and St. Catherine. RAPHAEL'S- SCHOOL. Virgin and Child with St. John. The children are holding a scroll; a round picture. Passavant, ii. 267, a. RUBENS pinx. Le Jardin d'Amour. TENIERS pinx. The Alchemist. TERBURG pinx. The Trumpeter. FRANS MIERIS pinx. The Trumpeter in the Guard-room. HENRIQUEZ 157 IHANFSTANGL, FRANZ, continued. METZU pinx. The Game-vender. METZU pinx. The Lace-maker. P. DE HOOGH Ipinx. Girl reading in the Sunlight at the Window. FRANS MIERIS pinx. Pj. Frans Mieris and Wife, in his Studio. REMBRANDT pinx. L. Rembrandt's Daughter. ~'~ All the above lithographs are from pictures in the Dresden Gallery, and drawn on stone for Hanfstiingl's Die vorziiglichsteib Gemdlde der Ic6n. Sdchs. Gallerie in Dresden., 1835 et seqq. MURILLO pinx. Madonna and Child. The picture is in the Leuchtenberg Gallery in Munich. Stirling, Annals, III. p. 1422. PH. FOLTZ pinx. Des Sdngers Fluch. After Uhland's poem. The picture is in the Museum of Cologne. E. F6rster, Geschichte der deutschen Kunst, v. p. 81. Lithographed for the Cologne Art Union, 1839 - 40. HAWARD, FRANCIS, engraver in the stippled manner in London in the second half of the eighteenth century. SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS pinx. The Infant Academy. Printed in red. Proof before letters, with the names of the artists. SIR JosHuA REYNOLDS pinx. 1. Mrs. Siddons as the Tragic Muse. The picture is in the Grosvenor Gallery. Waagen, Treasures, II. p. 172. HEATH, JAMES, engraver, born in 1765. TITIAN pinx. II. Titian's Daughter bearing a Casket. The picture, owned by Earl Grey, was formerly in the Orleans Gallery. Waagen, Treasures, II. p. 85. JAN BREUGHEL pinx. Adam and Eve in Paradise. J. Heath assisted Middiman in this engraving. See MIDDIMAN. HEATH, CHARLES, engraver, born about 1785. SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS pinx. Puck. Painted for Boydell's Shakespeare Gallery. The picture is now owned by Lord Fitzwilliam, who bought it at the sale of the late poet Rogers, in 1856, for 980 guineas. HENRIQUEZ, BENOIT LOUIS, engraver, born at Paris in 1732, died in 1806. A pupil of C. Dupuis. 158 HENRIQUEZ HENRIQUEZ, BENOiT LOUIS, continued. PAOLO VERONESE pinx. The Finding of Moses. Proof before letters, with only the artists' names. HERZ, JOHANN DANIEL, painter and engraver, born at Augsburg in 1693, died in 1754. The Adoration of the Shepherds. See Nagler, K.-L. vI. p. 139, art. "J. D. Herz," No. 3. Very large sheet. HESS, CARL ERNST CHRISTOPH, engraver and etcher, born at Darmstadt in 1755, died at Munich in 1828. JAN VAN EYCK pinx. The Adoration of the Wise Kings. The picture is in the Gallery of Munich, and in reality painted by Rogier van der Weyden the elder. Waagen, Handbook, I. p. 89. The standing king is the portrait of Charles the Bold of Burgundy. Engraved in 1828. Artist's prooqf; before any letters. The 2d state is with open letters; the 3d, with finished letters. "RAPHAEL pinx." St. Jerome writing. See Passavant, II. p. 418. The picture, really painted by Palma vecchio, is in the Munich Gallery. GERARD Dow pinx. The Quack Doctor. See Smith, Cat. rais. 108. The picture is in the Munich Gallery. Proof, with open letters, the address of Valentin Green, and the year 1792. The prints have shaded letters and the date 1794, when the plate was retouched. Artist's proofs are before any letters. RUBENS vinx. 1p. Rubens and his First Wife, Elizabeth (or Isabelle) Brant. The picture is in the Munich Gallery. Waagen, Handbook, II. p. 265; Michiels, Catalogue des tableaux et dessins de Rubens, No. 1021. Proof, open letters. TITIAN pinx. jp. The Emperor Charles V. Bust. KUGELGEN pinx. P. Goethe. HESS, PETER, painter and etcher, born at DUsseldorf in 1792. The Painters in a Cow-house in the Alps. IREMBRANDT Tnv. Portrait of a Young Man with a Hat. HOFFMANN, A., engraver of the present day, in Diisseldorf. GIULIO ROMANO pinx. Holy Family with a Basin. HOGARTH 159 HOFFMANN, A., continued. The picture is in the Dresden Gallery. Engraved in 1847. Open letters. On Indict paper. There are proofs before letters with the names of the artists, and before any letters. RAPHAEL pinx. Madonna with St. Jerome and St. Francis. See Passavant, ii. 16. The picture is in the Berlin Gallery. Engraved in 1862. Proof, before letters, with the names of the artists and the printer. Artist's proofs are before any letters. LESSING pinx. A Congregation of Hussites. The picture is owned by the King of Prussia. Proof before letters, with the names of the artists, the publisher, and the printer. BLANC pinx. Die Kirchgingerin. Engraved for the Diisseldorf Art Union. HOGARTH, WILLIAM, painter, etcher, and engraver, born at London in 1698, died at Chiswick in 1764. A Modern Midnight Conversation. Engraved in 1733. Ist state, before the cross-hatching on the cover of the pot in the right corner, and other retouches. The Harlot's Progress. Two of the six of Hogarth's paintings of this series are owned by Mr. Munro, the others were destroyed by fire when in the possession of Mr. Beckford. Waagen, Treasures, II. p. 140. 6 plates. Engraved in 1734. Ist state, before retouch, and the mark of a cross on each plate. The Rake's Progress. Hogarth's eight paintings of this subject are in the Soane Museum in London. Waagen, Treasures, ii. p. 321. 8 plates, engraved in 1735. 1st state, before the retouch qf 1763. The Distressed Poet. Hogarth's painting of this subject is in the Grosvenor Gallery. Waagen, Treasures, 11. p. 172. Engraved in 1736. 1st state, with Pope thrashing Curll. The Four Times of Day. 4 plates. Engraved in 1738. 160 HOGARTH HOGARTH, WILLIAM, continued. 1st state; in which, in the 3d plate, Evening, the man has blue hands,?,'s wife a red face. Engraved by B. Baron. Strolling Actresses dressing in a Barn. Engraved in 1738. 1st state. The woman greases her hair with a tallow candle, and there is a hole in the roof. With HIogarth's address. The Enraged Musician. 1st state, impression before retouch; the horse's head is white. With the inscription: "Design'd, Engrav'd, & Publish'd by WTm Hogarth Novb.r the 30th 1741. According to Act of Parliament." Marriage a la Mode. Hogarth's paintings of the same subject are in thle Vernon Gallery. Waagen, Treasures, I. p. 363. 6 plates, engraved by G. Scotin, B. Baron, S. Ravenet, and R. F. Ravenet, in 1745. Impressions before retouch. The March to Finchley. Hogarth's painting of this subject is in the Foundling Hospital in London. Burger, Tresors, p. 373. Engraved by L. Sullivan in 1745. See SULLIVAN. Election. 4 plates, namely — I. An Election Entertainment. 1st state. "Painted and the Whole Engraved by WT Hogarth." The same. 2d state. "Painted and... Engraved by Wm. Hogarth," the word "Whole " covered with cross-hatching. 2. Canvassing for Votes. Engraved by C. Grignion. 3. The Polling. Engraved by Hogarth and Le Cave. 4. Chairing the Members. Engraved by Hogarth and F. Aveline. Sigismunda. Hogarth's painting is owned by Mr. J. H. Anderson. Burger, Tresors, p. 374. Engraved in mezzotinto by Dunkarton. See DUNKARTON. Analysis of Beauty. 2 plates. "Designed, Engraved, and Publish'd by WXV Hogarth, March 5th 1753, according to Act of Parliament." HOLLAR 161 HIOGARTII, WILLIAM, continueed. J. John Wilkes. "Drawn from the life and etched in aqua forti by Willm Hogarth. Published according to Act of Parliament, May 16, 1763." J1. Bishop Hoadly. Engraved by Baron. See BARON. HOLBEIN, HANS, the younger, a pupil of his father of the same name, born at Augsburg in 1498, lived in Basle and in London, at which latter place he died in 1554. The woodcuts that bear his name are now believed to have been engraved by professional carvers in wood; his best works, the Dance of Death, and the Portrait of Erasmus with the Terminus, by Hans Liitzelburger, a person of whom very little is known beyond his name. HOLBEIN del. P. Erasmus, with the Statue of Terminus. 2d state, with an inscription of four lines. The 1st state has but two lines of inscription; — the 3d state is without, and-the 4th with the additional inscription, Erasmi Roterodanmi Effigies edita ex lignea Tabula, quae Basiliae in Mquseo Feschieno asservatur. Very recently new impressions have been made of the original block for A. WVoltmann, Holbein unCzd seine Zeit, Leipzig, 1866 - 67. See further under HONDIUS. HOLLAR, WENCESLAUS, designer, etcher, and engraver, born at Prague in 1607, died at London in 1677. A pupil of Matth. Merian. Gustav Parthey, Wenzel Hollar, Berlin, 1853, and Nachtrdyge, 1858. H. HOLBEIN pinx. P. Anne Boleyn, Queen of Henry VIII., represented as Faith, also called St. Barbara. P. 176. From Otto's collection. RAPHAEL pinx. i. St. Catherine of Alexandria. P. 177. Passavant, Rafael, ii. No. 239, p. 338. Portrait of the real "Fornarina. "'P. VAN AVONT jpinx. A Nymph of Diana, sitting. P. 276. Engraved in conjunction with Pontius. 1st state, before " J. Meyssens exe.," after "P. van Avont inu." Compare Apell, No. 822. F. CLEYN del. Briseis led from Achilles's Tent. P. 286. F. CLEYN del. Five Chiefs before Troy. P. 287. F. CLEYN del. Agamemnon and the two Ajaxes P. 288. 11 162 HOLLAR HOILAR, WENCESLAUS, continued. F. CLEYN del. AEneas and Dionled. P. 289. $,; These four plates were engraved for Ogilby's Homer. MANTEGNA del. Four Antique Figures at an Altar. P. 465. "Secundum originale quod conservatur in aedibus Arundelianis Londini." With the stamp of Ackermann's collection. GIULIO ROMANO pinx. Seleucus and his Son. P. 527. W. HOLLAR del. The Seasons. 2d set, three quarters length, namely: — Spring. P. 610. Summer. P. 611. Autumn. P. 612. Winter. P. 613. Before " Ciartres exc."; see Apell's and Ackermann's 2d Catalogue. HOLLAR del. View of the West Front of Antwerp Cathedral. P. 824; 1st state, before the 2d and 3d line of inscription. Purchased for ~ 4 14s. 6 d. P. VAN AVONT pinx. Abbey of Rothendael. P. 886. 1st state, before any address, and with the year. See Apell, No. 924. W. HOLLAR del. Strassburg Minster. P. 892. Elizabeth Castle at Jersey. P. 922 - 925. The set of 4 plates. THOMAS JOHNSON del. North View of Canterbury. P. 961, a. BONAVENTURA PETERS pinx. Louving in Ireland. P. 1090. 1st state, with Meyssens's address. The small views of the Environs of Genoa. A set of 6 plates. P. 1095 - 1100. 1st impression, before the address of A. Tooker. J. VAN ARTOIS pinx. View of two Cottages on a Hill. P. 1205. 1st impressions, with Meyssens's address, and the year. J. VAN ARTOIS pinx. The Shepherd in the Wood, landscape. P. 1206. 2d state, without the year; address cut off. J. VAN ARTOIS pinx. The Beggar, landscape. P. 1211. 1st state, with P. van Avont's address, and the year. J. BREUGHEL _pinZ. The Angler, a landscape. P. 1214. 1st state, bejfore the No. 7, air d before " Buyten Brussel." HOLLAR 163 HOLLAR, WENCESLAUS, continued. J. BREUGHEL _pinx. The Four Windmills, a landscape. P. 1215. 1st state, before Galle's address. TITIAN pinx. j. Giovanni della Casa. P. 1339. 1st state, with the name of " Bindo Altovitii " [sic] as the person re-presented. JWatermark of a Crowned Shield, with a Lion. 1. The same. P. 1339. 3d state, with the substitutio~n of the name " Monsig'e Gio della Casa " and the addition "Antuerpise," in the address. TITIAN pinx. n1. Aretino, Pietro. P. 1348. 1st state, before "Antuerpice," and before the later address. ICFatermark, a Crowned Shield, with a Lion. From Ackermann's collection, No. 378. J. VAN BALEN pinx. P1. Balen, J. van. P. 1356. 2d state, with the word " commensement " corrected into "commencement." Engraved for De Bie's Het gulden Cabinet. TITIAN pinx. ]. Barbaro, Daniello. P. 1359. Taitermark, a Crowned Shield, with a Lion. SEBASTIANO DEL PIOMBO pinx. }1. Vittoria Colonna. P. 1379. " Ex collectione Johannis et Jacobi van Verle." The paper has the watermark of the Foolscap. ALBRECHT DiiRER pinx. 1. Diirer, Albrecht, the father. P. 1389. The picture was, at the time of the engraving, in the collection of the Earl of Arundel; it is now in that of the Duke of Northumberland at Sion House. Waagen, Handbook, I. p. 145, and Waagen's Galleries and Cabinets, or Treasures, Iv. p. 267. Watermark, a Small Double Eagle.. From John Barnard's and Ackermann's collection, No. 382. J. MEYSSENS pins. P). Elsheimer, Adam. P. 1397. Engraved for De Bie's Het gulden Cabinet. 1st state, withA Jleyssens's address, and before the text on the back. From Ackermann's collection, No. 383. J. MEYSSENS pinx. ]J. Es, Jacob van. P. 1399. Engraved for De Bie's Het gulden Cabinet. 1st state, with leyssens's address. H. HOLBEIN pinx. IJ. Hans von Ziirich, goldsmith. P. 1411. With J. A. Boerner's name on the back. 1H. HOLBEIN pinx. H. Holbein, Hans. P. 1418. 1st state, before address. 164 HOLLAR HOLLAR, WENCESLAUS, continued. W. HOLLAR dcel. Homer's Statue. P. 1422. Engraved for Ogilby's Homer. H. HOLBEIN pinx. 1J. Queen Jane Seymour. P. 1427. There is a portrait of this queen, in rich attire, in the Belvedere Gallery at Vienna. Waagen, Handbook, I. p. 200. From Ackermann's collection, No. 388. PALMA VECCHIO pinx. 1. Queen Catherine Cornara. P. 1455. 3d state, with the correction of the name, " Catarina Cornara " instead of "La Bella Lavra del Petrarca," and the addition of "AntuP1? " in the address. The 1st state has the inscription; the 2d has the correction, but not Antupi" in the address. VAN DYCK pinx. p. Malderus, Johannes, Episcopus. P. 1463. The picture is in the Antwerp Academy. 1st state, with fieysselns's address, which was afterwards erased, when. the plate was added by a later putblisher to Van Dlyck's Iconographia. I vot Szwgykowski, A. van Dyck's Bildnisse bekannter Personen, Leipzig, 1859, p. 264. Watermark, Small Foolscap. H. HOLBEIN pinx. 1]. Morett, Thomas. P. 1470. "W: Hollar fecit, ex Collectione Arundeliana, A? 1647. 31 Dece: " The finished picture of this portrait of Thomas Morett, goldsmith to Henry VIII., is in the Dresden Gallery, where it till recently passed for the portrait of the Duke Sforza il Moro of Milan, painted by Leonardo da Vinci. 1st state, before the additionz in the inscription. From Ackermann's collection, No. 391. J. MEYSSENS pinx. 1J. Peeters, Bonaventura. P. 1.480. 1st state, with lleyssens's address, and before the text on the back. Engraved for De Bie's Het gulden Cabinet. RAPHAEL pinx. 1. Raphael. P. 1486. Passavant, iI. p. 625, a. AV. HOLLAR dcel.. Reede, Johan de. P. 1487. W. HOLLAR del. R. Roelans, Johan. P. 1496. W. HOLLAR del. 1~. Spottiswoode, Archbishop. P. 1505. Engraved for Spottiswoode's History of the Church of Scotlacnd. TITIAN pizx.'V. Titian's Daughter. P. 1511. From the collection and with the signature of P. Mariette. Watermark, arms of the city of Amsterdam. ADR. VAN VENNE pinx. P,. Venne, Adriaan van. P. 1514. 1st state, before the 4th bird, seen in the air throzuqh the window, was added. Engraved for De Bie's Het gyuldeln Cabinet. HOLLAR 165 HOLLAR, WENCESLAUS, contihued. A. DtIUER pinx. Half length Portrait of a Female with Braided Hair. P. 1536. "Also bin ich gestalt in achcehe jor altt 1497." Engraved when in the Arundel collection; now in the Speck collection in Leipzig. Von'Eye, pp. 124, 125. Watermark, the Snmall Foolscap. H. HOLBEIN pinx. Portrait of a Young Man with a slit cap and emlbroidered standing collar. P. 1543. The thin paper has the watermark of a Foolscap. H. HOLBEIN pinx. Bearded Old Man with a Link Chain. P. 1548. H. HOLBEIN pinx. ]1. Catherine of Aragon, Queen, of Henry VIII. P. 1549. Also called Lady Leicester. H. 1HOLBEIN pinx. U. Lady Butts, Wife of the Physician of Henry VIII. P. 1553. 1st state, before the number 7 at the riqht below. " MAZULINO * inv." Female Head, Hair adorned with Pearls. P. 1611. 1st state, before the inscription above on the left, "Mazulino inv. W. Hollar fecit." MARTIN SCHONGAUER pinx. Half length Portrait of a Woman with a Wreath of Oak Leaves. P. 1641. J. FELIX BILER pinx. Female Bust with Double-tongued Neckerchief. P. 1656. 1st state, before the number. W. HOLLAR del. Bust of a Female, with a Flat Stomacher. P. 1664. 1st state, before the number. W. HOLLAR del. Female Head, with a Fur Cap, and Millstone Collar in Outline. P. 1666. Ist state, before the number. W. HOLLAR del. Female bust, with a delicately figured Neckerchief. P. 1708. W. HOLLkR del. Hollar's Wife, seen from behind. P. 1717. IFemale Heads in round. See Parthey, Nos. 1912 - 1944. - All, except the first, from Ackermann's collection. W. HOLLAR del. Lady, with Ribbons tied to her Hanging Curls. P. 1912. W~, HOLLAR del. Woman with uncombed Hair. P. 1918. X Meant for Mazzolino, i. e. Francesco Mazzuoli il Parmegianino, or Parmegiano. 166 HOLLAR HOLLAIR, WENCESLAUS, continued. W. HOLLAR del. Female with Millstone Collar and Laced Bodice. P. 1919. \W. HOLLAR del. Female with Millstone Collar and Buttons on her Bodice. P. 1920. W. HOLLAR del. Female with Millstone Collar, and Buttons on her Shoulder. P. 1921. W. HOLLAR del. Female with Millstone Collar, and Hair-pin on her Forehead. P. 1922. W. HOLLAR del. Female with a Disc Collar, and two Rows of Buttons on her Bodice. P. 1923. W. HOLLAR del. Female with a Lace Cap fastened on her Ear with a Bodkin. P. 1926. HASKINS del. Bust; Lace Cap with a turned-up Border. P. 1928. W. HOLLAR del. Woman of Strassburg with a Globular Cap, and sixfold plaited Millstone Collar. P. 1935. W. HOLLAR del. Female with a Globular Cap and High Neckerchief. P. 1937. W. HOLLAR del. Noble Woman of Vienna, with a Four-cornered Dark Fur Cap, flat at the Top, and a Disc Collar. P. 1939. W. HOLLAR del. A Citizen's Wife of Antwerp; on her Forehead a Disc with a Tuft. P. 1944. W. HOLLAR del. Muff, with Brocade Band. P. 1946. From Ackermann's collection, No. 411. W. HOLLAR del. Muff and Tippet. P. 1947. W. HOLLAR del. Five Muffs, two lace-bordered Neckerchiefs, two Gauntlets, a Fan, a Feather Fan, a Needle-cushion, and a Half-mask. P. 1951. From Ackermann's collection. W. HOLLAR del. Head of a young Negro. P. 2005. W. HOLLAR del. "Unus Americanus ex Virginia, aetatis 23." P. 2009. " W. Hollar ad viuum delin. et fecit 1645." W. HOLLAR del. Turk with Figured Waistcoat, or The Turkish Ambassador. P. 2010. PETER BOEL _pinx. A dead Hare, suspended. P. 2058. 1st state, before address. BASSANO pinx. An Ass, standing. P. 2090. ALBRECHT DiURER pirx. A Lion, couching. P. 2094. HONDIUS 167 HOLLAR, WENCESLAUS, continued. W. HOLLAR del. Cat's Head. P. 2109. The middle-sized head, "Dobrd koc'ka," etc. ANDREA MANTEGNA del. Communion Chalice. P. 2643. From Count Sternberg's collection. Purchased for ~ 6 6 s. HONDIUS, HENDRIK, the elder, designer and engraver, born at Duffel in 1575, died in 1610. A pupil of Hans Vredeman and Johan Wierx. H. HOLBEIN 2inx. The Virgin, with the Child in her arms, to whom she offers an apple. Three fourths length figure. Te propter matris nune parutuls hceret in vinis, Quem non Ccelorzum machina vasta tenet. Induit ille tuos vt te sibijungeret artus, Indue tu Jirmo rursus amore Deum. Ioannes Holbein In: Ex: H.: curn priv: 1593. Shows an affinity with, or the influence of, Leonardo da Vinci. See Waagen, Handbook, I. p. 190. From Otto's collection. HONDIUS, HENRY, the younger, designer and engraver, born at London about 1580, died about 1642. VAN IDYCK pinx. t3. Mich. Mierevelt, painter. Engraved for M. van den Enden's Iconographia of Van Dyck, No. 9. Weber, p. 55. 1st state, with the name of I. Hondius as engraver, and the' address of fliartin van den Enden. "Extremement rare." Really engraved by W. Delff. See DELFF. HONDIUS, WILLEM, designer and engraver, born at the Hague about 1600. A pupil of his father, Henry Hondius the younger. VAN DYCK pinx. 1P. Frans Franck, the younger, painter. The grisaille painting for this engraving is in the collection of the Duke of Buccleugh. Engraved for Martin van den Enden, Van Dyck's Iconographia, No. 11. Weber, p. 57. 4th and last state, after the letters " G. H." were effaced. Watermark, the arms of Amsterdam. VAN DYCK pinx. 1J. Willem Hondius, engraver. Engraved for Martin van den Enden, Van Dyck's Iconographia, No. 12. Weber, p. 58. 4th and last state, after the letters " G. H." were effaced. Fine impression on old paper, with the watermark of the letters "K. I. K." 168 HONECK H-ONECK, engraver in Dresden at the beginning of this century. PAOLO VERONESE pinx. The Presentation in the Temple. The picture is in the Dresden Gallery, and not otherwise engraved. This engraving is in 8vo, and is a mere outline. HOSEMANN, THEODOR, painter, etcher, and lithographer of the present day, in Berlin. GIOVANNI LO SPAGNA pinx. The Birth of Christ. A lithograph. With the name of Raphael as painter. The picture, which is in the Gallery of the Vatican, is, however, by Giovanni lo Spagna. See Passavant, II. 2, and III. p. 81. Mary and Joseph are kneeling in adoration at the side of the Child, which lies on the ground; behind and above are angels. HOUBRAKEN, JACOB, designer and engraver, born at Dordrecht in 1698, died at Amsterdam in 1780. He was a pupil of his father, Arnold, but formed his style more after the works of Drevet, Edelinck, and Nanteuil. REMBRANDT pinx. Manoah's Sacrifice. See Smith, Cat. rais. 35. Engraved for the Rec. d'est. de la Gal. de Dresde, ii. No. 47. C. TROOST del. Divertissiment de la foire d'Amsterdam. "Le dessin original est dans la collection de M. D. Neyman." PAOLO VERONESE pinx. 1. Barbaro, Daniello. Engraved for the Rec. d'est. de la GCal. de Dresde, II. No. 10. JAN WANDELAAR Pinx. j. Barbeyracius, Joannes. QUINKHARD pinx. j. Burmann, Dr. ~1. Goes, Antoni van der, Advocate General of Holland. No name of painter mentioned. Engraved in 8vo, in 1541. Proof before any letters. From Gawet's collection. MIEREVELT pinx. j. Grotius (de Groot), Hugo. The larger engraving. The picture is in the Hotel de Ville at Delft. Waagen, Handbook, I. p. 239. From Krone's collection, with his name. CHRISTOPH MfjLLER pinx. 1J. Heineccius. VAN DER MY piinx. 1. Honert, Johannes van den, the son, Professor of Theology. H. POTHOVEN del. 1. Houbraken, Jacobus. Small fol. MIERIS pinx. L. Loon, Gerard van. HOUBRAKEN 169 HOUBRAKEN, JACOB, continued. FOURNIER pinx. J. Missy, J. Rousset de. POTHOVEN del. 1p. Orange, Willem Karel Hendrik Friso, Prince of. ANT. PESNE pinx. 1. Sophia Dorothea of Brunswick-Lunenburg, Queen of Prussia. DE KEYSER pinx. S Van Waveren, Antoni Oetgens, Burgomaster of Amsterdam. Large 8vo. VAN DER MY pinx. j. Vitriarius, Juris Professor. WAVNDELAER del. i. Anna, Empress of Russia. The following portraits were engraved for Thomas Birch's Heads of Illustriouts Persons of Great Britain, London, published by J. and P. Knapton, 1743.J. Chaucer, with an Inkhorn on his Button. The portrait must originally have been taken from the miniature in the Occleve MS. Engraved from a picture in the collection of Sir Hans Sloane, Bart. HOLBEIN pinx. J. Anne Boleyn. HOLBEIN pinx. W. Anne of Cleves. In 1826 the picture was in the possession of T. Brydges Barret, Esq. Walpole, Anecdotes, ed. 1849, I. p. 72. HOLBEIN pinx. 1. Catharine of Aragon. HOLBEIN pinx. UI. Catharine Howard. HOLBEIN pinx. 1. Essex, Thomas Cromwell, Earl of. HOLBEIN pinx. I. Fisher, John, Bishop of Rochester. A very fine portrait was formerly in Lord Northwick's collection. Waagen, Handbook, I. p. 196; Treaszures, III. p. 210. HOLBEIN pinx. 13. Henry VIII. The original picture is in Warwick Castle, and there are numerous repetitions. Waagen, Treasures, III. 215; W. Biirger, Tresors, p. 145. HOLBEIN pinx. P. More, Sir Thomas. HOLBEIN pinx. [D. Somerset, Edward Seymour, Duke of. HOLBEIN pinZ. W1. Wolsey, Cardinal. SIR ANTHONY MORE pinx. 1562. 2. Thomas Howard, Duke of Norfolk. The picture was sold in 1842, at the sale of the Strawberry Hill collection, to P. Howard, Esq. Walpole, Anecdotes, ed. 1849, I. p. 143. * Vertue engraved also bfor this collection. 170 HOUBRAKEN HOUBRAKEN, JACOB, continued. Proof, before any letters. ZUCCARO pinx. iJ. Bacon, Sir Nicholas. ZuccARo pinx. P. Howard, Charles, Earl of Nottingham. The original is at Hampton Court. VAN DYCK pinx. 1J. Strafford, Thomas Wentworth, Earl of. ZUCCARO pinx. W1. Walsingham, Sir Francis. The original was sold, at the sale of the Strawberry Hill collection, to B. Botfield, Esq. Walpole, Anecdotes, ed. 1849, I. p. 164. VAN DYCK pinx. 13. Warwick, Robert Rich, Earl of. There is a whole length portrait, dressed in armor, in the collection of Warwick Castle. Waagen, Treasures, III. p. 214. CORNELIS JANSSENS, improperly called "Johnson," pinx. ~j]. Robert, Earl of Lindsey. PAULUS VAN SOMER pinx. J. Sir Francis Bacon. The picture is in Earl Cowper's collection at Panshanger. Waagen, Treasures, III. p. 17. SAMUEL COOPER pinx. 1. Cromwell, Oliver. A miniature, now in the possession of Lady Frankland, widow of Sir Thomas, a descendant of Cromwell. Walpole, Anecdotes, ed. 1849, II. p. 529, note. SAMUEL COOPER pinx. 1. Fairfax, Lord. SAMUEL COOPER pinx. c. Ireton, General. SAMUEL COOPER pinx. 1. Thurloe, John. ROBERT WALKER pinx. P. Fleetwood, Lieutenant-General. ROBERT WALKER pinx.. Hampden, John. "Picture in the possession of Sir Rich. Ellys, Bart." No name of painter. ROBERT WALKER Pitn. ij]. Lambert, Lieutenant-General. M. BEAL pOinX. I?. Otway, Thomas. SIR P. LELY pinx. i1. Sydenham, Dr. Thomas. SIR P. LELY pinx. j. Temple, Sir William. SIR P. LELY pinx. j3. Vane, Sir Henry. SIR G. KNELLER 2pinx. tP. Addison, Joseph. SIR G. KNELLER _pinx. 2. Dryden, John. SIR G. KNELLER pinqx. 1. Garth, Dr. Samuel. SIR G. KNELLER pinX. j. Newton, Sir Isaac. HUMPHRYS 171 HOUBRAKEN, JACOB, continued. The picture is at Petworth. Walpole, Anecdotes, ed. 1849, II. p. 587, note. lfcanchester Exhibition, 1857, No. 222, "Earl of Portsmouth." SIR G. KNELLER pinx. 1,. Schomberg, Frederic, Duke of. SIR G. KNELLER piznx. 13. Steele, Richard. SIR G. KNELLER jpinx. V1. Tillotson, Archbishop. A. POND pinx. P. Pope, Alexander. HOUSTON, RICHARD, designer and engraver in mezzotinto, born in England about 1728, died in London in 1775. PENNY pinx. The Tailor in the Smith's Shop. SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS pinx. )3. Ancaster, Mary, Duchess of. Artist's proof, before any letters. HOARE pinx. ]1. Pitt, William, Earl of Chatham. With engraver's address. HUBERT, FRANCOIS, engraver, born at Abbeville in 1740. A pupil of Beauvarlet. GERARD Dow pinx. ~1. "La Tante de Gerard Dow." An elderly woman about to water a flower-pot at the window-sill. The picture is in the Vienna Gallery. Smith, Cat. rais. Suppl. p. 14, No. 42. HUDSON, HENRY, engraver, worked in London in the last half of the eighteenth century. SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS pinx.,. Sir William Hamilton, surrounded by Etruscan Vases. The picture is in the Vernon Gallery. Waagen, Treasures, I. p. 365. Proof, with open letters. HUFFAM, A. M., an English mezzotinto engraver of the present day. GRANET pinx. Interior of a Chapel, with the Ceremony of a Nun taking the Veil. IIUMPHRYS, WILLIAM, the younger, engraver of the present day in London. CORREGGIO _pinx. Magdalen reading. A copy of Longhi's engraving. LESLIE pinx. Sancho Panza and the Duchess. The picture is in the Vernon Gallery. Waagen, Treasures, I. p. 378. 1 72 HUMPHRYS HUMPHRYS, WILLIAM, continued. Another, from which this engraving was made, is in the collection of Col. EgTemont Wyndham, at Petworth. Waagen, Treasures, III. p. 37. Proof, lettre grise. I. INGOUF, PIERRE CHARLES, engraver, born at Paris in 1746, died in 1800. A pupil of Flipart. P. A. WILLE del. 1. Johann Georg Wille. INGOUF, FRANCOIS ROBERT, a brother of the preceding Pierre Charles, and surpassing him as an engraver, was born at Paris in 1747 and died there in 1812. A pupil of Flipart. SPAGNOLETTO pinx. The Adoration of the Shepherds. The picture is in the Gallery of the Louvre. Villot, No. 553. Engraved for the i1fus&e Franzais. IRELAND, SAMUEL, amateur etcher in London towards the end of the last century, and author of " Graphic illustrations of 1H-ogarth, from Pictures, Drawings, and scarce Prints in the possession of Samuel Ireland," London, 1794-99, 2 vols. royal 8vo. There is also an edition in 4to, 1801, illustrated with the etchings and proofs. The following print is probably from this work, which must not be confounded with John Ireland's " Hogarth Illustrated," London, 1791 - 98, 3 vols. with plates. HOGARTH pinx. pj. Hogarth's own portrait. With a palette. Bust with shoulders, but without hands. With the inscription, Htogarth pinxt. — Wm HOGARTH died Octr 26t. 1764. Aged 67 -Etch'd by Sam! Ireland from an Original Portrait in oil by HO GARTH in his possession. 4to. J. JACOB, LOUIS, engraver, born in 1712, died in Paris in 1802. PAOLO VERONESE pinx. Rebecca and Eliezer. Engraved for the Cabinet Crozat, while in the collection of M. Bibron de Cormeri. JARDINIER, CLAUDE DONAT, engraver, born at Paris in 1725, where he died in 1774. A pupil of Le Bas, N. Dupuis, and Laurent Cars. ANN. CARACCI pinx. The Genius of Fanme. The picture is in the Dresden Gallery. Engraved for the Rec. d'est. de la Gal. de Dresde, II. No. 10. JESI 173 JARDINIER, CLAUDE DONAT, continued. GREUZE pinx. A Mother with Three Children. She hushes the elder, to prevent his disturbing the sleep of the younger ones with his trumpet. Smith, Cat. rais. 57. The picture is in Buckingham Palace. Waagen, Treasures, ii. p. 24. Proof, before any letters. JEANNERET, CHARLES, engraver of the present day. "RAPHAEL pinx." The Last Supper. A fresco painting in the secularized Convent of San Onofrio in Florence, discovered in 1845. See Passavant, III. p. 160, who ascribes the picture to Perugino. See also Crowe and Cavalcaselle, History of Painting in Italy, III. p. 247. JEAURAT, EDMME, engraver, born at Paris in 1672 (or 1688), where he died in 1738. A pupil of Bernard Picart. PAOLO VERONESE pinx. The Finding of Moses. Engraved for the Ccabinet Crozat. "Tableau dans le Cabinet du Roy." The picture is not now in the Gallery of the Louvre. A. PESNE pinc. j. Nicolaus Vleughels Parisiensis, Pictor Regius. JENTZEN, FRANZ, lithographer in Berlin. ADR. VAN DER WERFF pinx. The Dismissal of Hagar. The picture is in the Dresden Gallery. JESI, SAMIUELE, engraver, born at Correggio in 1800, died recently. A disciple of Longhi. GUERCINO _pinx. Abraham dismissing Hagar. The picture is in the Brera Gallery in Milan. Engraved in 1821. Artist's proof, before any letters or arms. FRA BARTOLOMMEOp inx. Madonna della Catedrale di Lucca. Madonna in trono with St. John and St. Stephen. See Crowe and Cavalcaselle, III. p. 449. Engraved in 1834. Artist's proof, before any letters. Purchased for ~ 7 7 s. Proofs have the artists' names, and the inscription of the title in open letters. RAPHAEL pinx. Madonna di casa Tempi. See Passavant, iI. 56. The picture is in the Munich Gallery. Proof, with coat of arms, and dedication to the Empress of Austria in traced and open letters. ThAe words "Raffaello da Urbino dipinse. S. Jesi disegno ed incise," are delicately cut with the needle. On the right corner, close under the print, is the white stamnp of the engraver's initials. 174 JESI JESI, SAMUELE, continued. RAPHAEL pinx. The same, second plate. Artist's proof, without arms and letters, except " Raffaello Sanzio da Urbi.no dipinse. Samuele Jesi dis. nel 1824 ed inc. nel 1837," delicately cut with the needle. Johnson, No. 78, ~ 4 4 s. The finished plate has a different dedication from the first (not to the Empress of Austria), and has no coat of arms. IDELAROCHE pinX. La Vierge a la Vigne. The picture, in the collection of Thomas Baring, Esq. (Waagen, Treasures, II. p. 192), was burned in 1854. Fine Arts Quarterly Review, May, 1864, II. 290, note. Open letter proof. VASARI del. jP. Benvenuto Cellini. RAPHAEL pinx. 1,3. Leo X. attended by the Cardinals Giulio de' Medici (afterward Pope Clement VIII.) and Lodovico de' Rossi. The picture is in the Gallery of the Pitti palace in Florence. Passavallt, II. 237. Engraved in 1840. Open letters, with Jesi's autograph in pencil. RAPHAEL pinx. P. The same. -Engraver's proof, not qzite finished, with the hands, book, and bell on the table only in outline. RAPHAEL pinx. 1. Female Portrait in the Tribune at Florence. It passed for the portrait of the Maddalena Strozzi-Doni until the authentic portrait was obtained in 1826. See Passavant, II. 41, and comp. 40. Artist's proof before anzy letters. JESI del. 9. Giuseppe Longhi. With a dedication to P. Anderloni. Proof, with open and traced letters. JODE, PIETER DE, the elder, designer and engraver, born at Antwerp in 1570, died there in 1634. A pupil of Goltzius. TITIAN pinx. "The Great Holy Family." The Virgin and Child in a Landscape, St. Elizabeth with the infant St. John, St. Joseph, and St. Zacharias, or St. Jerome, who points to a passage in the Scriptures which an angel holds up. 2d state, with Bonenfant's address. TITIAN pinx. The Marriage of St. Catharine. A composition of seven figures. JODE 175 JODE, PIETER DE, the younger, designer and engraver, born at Antwerp in 1606. A pupil of his father. VAN DYCK pinx. V. Halmalius, Paulus, Senator of Antwerp. Engraved for Martin van den Enden's Iconograph'ia of Van Dyck, No. 16. Weber, p. 60. 2d state, with the name of the engraver under the name of the painter (the 1st state is before the name of the engraver), but, like the 1st, with 1A. van den Elnden's address (which in the 3d state was changed for the address G. H.). tVatermark of the paper the " Croix de Lorraine No. 1 " of the table qf fac-simniles by Dr. WToltf; in the Archiv fur die zeichnenden Kiinste, Jahrg. X., Leipzig, 1864. VAN DYCK pinx. 1J. The same. 4th and last state, after the 2d address " G. H." was erased, or 3d state without the " G. H." Pauper with the watermark of a kind of beehive. VAN DYCK pinx. V,. Jordaens, Jacob, painter. Engraved for Martin van den Enden's Iconographia of Van Dyck, No. 17. Weber, p. 60. 4th and last state, after " G. H." was eqfaced. Papermark, a kind of beehive. VAN DYCK pinx. V1. Nole, Andreas Colyns de, sculptor. Engraved for Martin van den Enden's Iconographia. of Van Dyck, No. 18. Weber, p. 61. A portrait of this person, half figure, is in the Munich Gallery. Dillis' Cat. p. 85, No. 327. The grisaille for this engraving is in the collection of the Duke of Buccleugh. 4th and last state, after " G. H." Papermark, the coat of arms of the city of Amsterdam. VAN DYCK pinx. 1j. Poelenburg, Cornelis, painter. Engraved for Martin van den Enden's Iconographia of Van.Dyck, No. 19. Weber, p. 61. 5th and last state, after the second address " G. H." had been efaced. Papermark, arms of Amsterdam. VAN DYCK pinx. V. Snellinx, Jan, painter. Van Dyck painted and etched this portrait twice. This is the finished plate of his second etching. Carpenter, p. 106; Weber, p. 30. Good izmpression of the 5th and last state after the eflacinq of the second address, " G. H." On fine ribbed paper, with the watermark CCo. VAN DYCK _pinx.., Triest, Antoni, Bishop of Ghent. Van Dyck painted and etched the head, also part of the hand and drapery. Carpenter, p. 113, No. 18; Weber, p. 33. It is No. 22 of M. van den Enden's Iconographia. See also under VAN DYcK. 1 76 JODE JODE, PIETER DE, continued. 3d state, with Al. van den E~nden's address. Papermark, two interlaced C's, crowned, and with an inverted cross between them. Signed with the name J. A. Boerner, and with the stamp of Ackermann's collection. There is a portrait of this bishop in Sir Abraham Hume's collection. Smith, Cat. rais. 307. VAN DYCK pinx. x. Tulden, Diodor, Professor of Jurisprudence at Louvain. Engraved for M. van den Enden's Iconographia of Van Dyck, No. 23. Weber, p. 63. 4th and last state after "G. H.," or perhaps 3d, without these letters. Papermark, a circle, wreath, with scrolls. VAN DYCK pinx. 3. Albert, Count Wallenstein, Duke of Friedland. The chiar-oscuro painting is in the Munich Gallery. Engraved for M. van den Enden's Iconographia of Vans Dyck, No. 24. Weber, p. 63. 3d and last state, after the second address "G. H." was eflfced. Paper with the watermark of the Small Foolscap. VAN DYCK pinx. 9. Hendrik Liberti of Groningen, Organist of the Cathedral of Antwerp. Weber, p. 121, " Portraits divers d'apres A. van Dyck." The plate has but one state. Early impression, showing still the lines for the inscription. Watermark, a Shield with a kind of Agnus Dei. Wolff, in Naumann's Archiv, x. plate No. 27. The original of the picture is in the Munich Gallery (Smith, CUat. rais. 49), and there are numerous repetitions, one in the Madrid Gallery (Passavant, Christl. Kunst in Spanien, p. 175; Madrazo, Catailogo, No. 1447), a very fine one in the collection of the Duke of Grafton, one in the Vienna Gallery, and one is owned by Mr. Hodgshon in Amsterdam. VAN DYCK pinx. p. Quintin Simons, painter of Brussels. Weber, p. 121, " Portraits divers d'apres A. van Dyck." 2d state, with the additional inscription " Bruxellensis pictor historiarum," but before the retouch of the plate. JONES, JOHN, engraver in mezzotinto and in the stippled manner, born in London about 1740, died in the early part of this century. SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS pinx. 9. Erskine, Thomas Erskine, Lord. In mezzotinto. SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS pinx. 9. Fox, Charles James. In mezzotinto. KEATING 177 JORDAN, FRANCISCO. VINCENTE LOPEZ del. El Santo Caliz, " The Holy Chalice of Valencia." The cup of agate, mounted with gold and enriched with gems, believed to have been used by our Saviour at the Last Supper. W. Stirling, Annals, i. p. 361. Engraved in 1806. JOUILLON, FRANCOIS, engraver and publisher, born at Paris in 1700, died there about 1790. PAOLO VERONESE lpinx. Apollo and Marsyas. Crozat owned the picture, and it was engraved for the Cabinet Crozat. PAOLO VERONESE pinx. Mercury turns into stone Aglauros, who attemlpts to prevent his access to her sister Herse. The picture is in the Fitzwilliam Collection at Cambridge; it was formerly in the Orleans Gallery. Waagen, Treasures, III. p. 447. Engraved for the Cabinet Crozat. JUSTER, JOSEPH, engraver, worked in Venice about 1690. LEONARDO DA VINCI pinx. Virgin and Child, both holding Flowers, the Child a large Lily. The picture was painted for Francis I. Nagler, KAiinstler-Lexicob, vI. p. 511'; Rigollot, p. 107, No. 96. Engraved for Charlotte Catherine Patin's Tabellce selectce ac explicatce, Patavii, 1691, fol. Nagler, xx. p. 331. The picture was then in the collection of her father, the celebrated Charles Patin. It is different in composition from the one engraved from the collection of Count Pourtales in Paris, by Aristide Louis and Joseph Franck. According to Ernst Fdrster, in a note to the German edition of Vasari, 1843, III. i. 32, the picture, identified with Juster's engraving, is in the Albani palace in Rome; Platner and Bunsen, however, do not mention it. K. KAUFFMAN, MARIA ANNA ANGELICA, painter and etcher, born at Chur in the Grisons in 1741, died at Rome in 1807. A pupil of her father Joseph. Juno. Etched, and washed with bistre, 1770. Hebe. Etched, and washed with bistre, 1770. KEATING, GEORGE, engraver in mezzotinto and in the stippled manner, born about 1750, worked at London. Where, by mistake, it is stated that the picture was painted for Francis II. The engraving has the inscription: Iesvs lcdens in gremio sanctissimrae mnatris, lilicm tenens. Opus absolutissimum Leonardi Vincij pro Christianissinlo Rege Francisco I. In cedibus Patinianis. 12 178 KEATING KEATING, GEORGE, continued. SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS pinx. I. The Duchess of Devonshire and her Child. The picture is in the collection of the Duke of Devonshire at Chatsworth. Waagen, Treasures, III. p. 352. KELLER, JOSEPH, designer and engraver, born at Linz, lives in Diisseldorf. RAPHAEL pinx. The Trinity. Fresco in San Severo in Perugia. See Passavant, ii. 35. Artist's proof, in the right corner only the inscription in reverse, traced with the needle: "Jos. Keller. Dusseldorf. 1845." On India paper. E. DEGER pinx. Virgin with a Crown, standing. She holds in her arms the Child, who extends his hands in blessing. Proof, with merely the inscription " Himmels Kninigin " in open letters, before the inscription was changed to " Den Mitgliedern des Kunstvereins fiir die Rheinlande und Westphalen," in open letters. Diisseldorf Art Union Distribution for 1840, 1841. E. DEGER pinx. Virgin seated in the Clouds, with Crown and Sceptre. She holds the Child on her knee, who raises his right hand in blessing. Inscribed, in open letters, Regina C(oeli. - Das Original befindet sich in der Kcapelle des Grafen von Spee zu Ileltorf Diusseldorf Art Union Distribution. J. HUBNER pinx. Roland delivering the Princess of Galicia from the Robbers' Cave. The picture is owned by Prince Frederic of Prussia. Diusseldorf Art Union Distribution for 1838. Open letters. KELLY, T. STUART pinx. Wp. Washington at Dorchester Heights. Engraved from the picture in Faneuil Hall in Boston, U. S., which is painted after Stuart. Line engraving, "published by the Franklin Print Company. D. H. Craig, Agent." KESSEL, THEODOR VAN, engraver, born in Holland about 1620. RUBENS pinx. Meleager and Atalanta, killing the Calydonian Boar. A picture corresponding with this engraving is in the Vienna Gallery. Smith, 929; Michiels, 584; Nagler, Kilbnstler-lexicon, xIIi. p. 573. A similar one, in which the animals are by Snyders, was formerly in the Diisseldorf Gallery, and is now in Munich. It has been engraved by Corn. Bloemaert. Michiels, 1115; Nagler, ut supra. KNOLLE 179 KILIAN, LUCAS, designer and engraver, born at Augsburg, 1579, died in 1637. ROTTENHAMMER pinx. The Adoration of the Shepherds. Copy of Kilian's plate, without the name of the engraver. Signed with Mariette's name, and from Otto's collection. KILIAN, PHtILIPP, designer and engraver, born at Augsburg in 1628, died there in 1693. A son and pupil of Wolfgang. PHILIPP KILIAN pinx. 1J. Bartholomaeus Kilian, engraver. Engraved in 1685. KILIAN, PHILIPP ANDREAS, designer and engraver, born at Augsburg in 1714, died in 1759. A pupil of J. A. Friedrich and of Martin Preisler. J. PONTE BASSANO piux. Christ driving the Dealers from the Temple. The picture is in the Dresden Gallery. Engraved for the Rec. d'est. de la Cal. de Dresde, iI. No. 13. Dosso DossI pinx. The Four Fathers of the Church. The picture is in.the Dresden Gallery. Engraved for the Rec. d'est. de la Cal. de Dresde, II. No. 7. KLAUBER, IGNAZ SEBASTIAN, engraver, born at Augsburg in 1754, died at Petersburg in 1820. A pupil of his father Johann Baptist, and of Wille. A. GRAFF pinx. ]. Bause, the engraver. Proof, open letters. KLEIN, JOHANN ADAM, painter and etcher, born at Nuremberg in 1792. A pupil of H. von Bemmel and Ambr. Gabler. A Saxon Wagon. Lazzarone; Est! Est! Spanish Pilgrim at St. Peter's in Rome. KLUGE, MORITZ ERWIN, engraver, born at Dresden in 1802. A pupil of Toschi. AGOST. CARACCI piznx. Venus guiding ZEneas to the Shores of Italy. Proof before any letters. KNOLLE, JOHANN HEINRICH FRIEDRICH LUDWIG, engraver, born at Brunswick in 1807. A pupil of P. Anderloni. TITIAN pinx. The Tribute Money. The picture is in the Dresden Gallery. Artist's proof, before any letters. On India paper. CORREGGIO pinx. Magdalen reading. 180 KNOLLE KNOLLE, continued. The picture is in the Dresden Gallery. Proof before letters. CORREGGIO 2pinx. The Madonna of Count Seeder. Proof before letters. Artist's proofs are before all letters, and before the border. CARLO IDOLCE pinx. St. Cecilia. The picture is in the Dresden Gallery. Artist's proof before any letters. KOBELL, WILHELM VON, landscape painter, etcher, and engraver in the aquatinta style, born at Mannheim in 1766. A pupil of his father, Ferdinand. WOUWERMANS pinx. The Riding School. Aquatinta engraving. Nagler, Kiltnstler-Lexicown, XXII. p. 107. KONING, CORNELIS, painter and engraver, born at Haarlem in 1624. J. VAN CAMPEN del. P. Laurence Coster. "Laurentius Costerus Harlemensis, Typogr. Invent." 2d state, with the address of fHl.go Allardt added to the first address, which reads, "C. Koning sculps. et exe. Harl." KRAUS, JOHANN ULRICH, designer and engraver, born at Augsburg in 1645, where he died in 1719. A pupil of Melchior Kiissel. KRAUS del. The Interior of St. Peter's at the Jubilee in 1700, under Clement XII. 1st state, or 1st plate. Above, on the right, the inscription is: " In Rom die Peterskirche im Vatican." - In the smaller representations below the Holy Gate is open, and the explanatory inscription is in Italian. IKRAUS del. The same. 2d state, or 2d plate. The inscription above, on the right, is " Jubel Jahr auf das 1700 Jahr." The IHoly Gate is walled 2up, and the lower inscription is i'n German. KRUGER, EPHRAIlM GOTTLIEB, designer and engraver, born at Dresden in 1756, died there in 1834. A pupil of Hutin and Camerata. FERDIN. BOL pinx. Joseph presenting his Father to Pharaoh. The picture is in the Dresden Gallery. Waagen, Ilandbook, II. p. 350. Engraved for the Rec. d'est. de la Gal. de Dresde, III. No. 9. CASP. NETSCHER pinx. 1. " Casp. Netscher and his Wife." A gentleman at a window, accompanying the singing of a lady with the lute. The picture is in the Dresden Gallery. Engraved for the Rec. d'est. de la Gcl. dCe D)resdle, II. No. 10. LABRUZZI 181 KRUGER, EPHRAIM GOTTLIEB, continued. ANGELICA KAUFFMAN pinX. Hebe with the Eagle. In 8vo. Proof. JORDAENS pnzX. Twelfth Night Feast. "Le Roi boit." The picture is in the Gallery of the Louvre. Villot, No. 255. Engraved for the Mmusee Francais. Artist's proof, before any letters. KRUGER, FERDINAND ANTON, engraver, born at Dresden in 1793, where he died in 1856. A pupil of his uncle, E. G. KrUger, of J. G. von Miller, and of Longhi. GUIDO pinx. Ecce Homo. The picture is in the Dresden Gallery. Engraved for the Rec. d'est. de la GCal. de Dresde, III. No. 26. Proof, with openz letters. On Indict paper. LUINI pinx. Christ bearing the Cross. The original is in the Vienna Gallery, under the name of Leonardo da Vinci, and a still finer exemplar is in the Lichtenstein collection in Vienna. 1st state, with the inscription in unCical letters. The 2d state has an inscription differently worded, and in cursive letters. OVERBECK pinx. Sophronia and Olindo on the Funeral Pile. Clorinda as deliverer arrives on horseback; in the background, King Aladin of Jerusalem on his throne. Fresco in the Villa Massina, formerly Giustiniani, in Rome. Platner and Bunsen, III. i. p. 562. The cartoon from which this was engraved was owned by the late Herr von Quandt in Dresden. Proof before letters, with only the names of the artists, of the publisher, and the prinlter. On India paper. KUCHLER, C., designer and engraver. He studied drawing with C. Vogel. J. HBItNEgR pinx. j. W. Schadow. L. LABRUZZI, CARLO, painter and etcher, born at Rome in 1765. MxASACCIO pinx. Le Pitture di Masaccio esistenti in Roma nella Basilica di San Clemente, colle teste lucidate dal Sig. Carlo Labruzzi e pubblicate da Giovanni dalle Armi. Roma, 1809. fol. See Platner and Bunsen, III. i. p. 582. This is the 1st edition, containing 37 plates in outline (the 2d, published in 1830, contained 43 plates). Bound in the same volume are 8 additional plates by Aloysio del Medico. See MEDICO. 182 LANDINI LANDINI, DOMENICO, Italian aquatinta engraver at the commencement of the nineteenth century. The Cathedral of Milan. Engraved in aquatinta. FRULLANI del. View of the Interior of the Campo Santo of Pisa. Engraved in aquatinta. Additional plate to Lasinio's Pitture a fresco del Campo Santo di Pisa, Firenze, 1812. See LASINIO. LANDSEER, THOMAS, designer and engraver in the modern mixed style of nmezzotinto, born towards the close of the last century; a son of the engraver and author John Landseer. ED. LANDSEER pinx. Favorite Pony and Spaniel. Open letter proof. ED. LANDSEER iinx. Sleeping Bloodhound. " From a picture in the possession of Jacob Bell, Esq." Open letter proof. ED. LANDSEER pinx. Head of a Dog. "Odin." Open, letter proof. LANE, RICHARD, engraver and lithographer of the present day, in London. SIR THOMAS LAWRENCE pinx. ip. Lady Nugent. A lithograph. SIR THOMAS LAWRENCE pinx. ~j. Fanny Kemble. A lithograph. LANGER, T., a German engraver of the present time. JULIUS SCHNORR pinx. Siegfried's Body carried to Worms. From the frescos in Munich representing the story of the Nibelungen. JULIUS SCHNORR pinx. Chriemhilde exciting the Huns to Vengeance. From the frescos of the Nibelungen in Munich. LANGLOIS, PIERRE GABRIEL, engraver, born at Paris in 1754, died in 1810. A pupil of Simonet. DOMENICHINO pins. 1. Domlenichino. The picture is in the Artists' Portrait Gallery in Florence. Engraved for Wicar's Galerie de Florence et du Palais Pitti. LARCHER, ANTOINETTE, engraver, born at Paris in 1635. She received instruction from Francois de Poilly. "RAPHAEL pinx." Judith. See Passavant, ii. 252. The picture, now in the Imperial Gallery of St. Petersburg, was really painted by Alessandro Bonvicino, called il Moretto. Engraved, in reverse, for the Cabinet Urozact, under the name of Raphael. LASINIO 183 LARMESSIN, NICOLAS DE, the younger, designer and engraver, born at Paris in 1684, where he died in 1756. A pupil of his father. RAPHAEL rinx. The Vision of Ezekiel. See Passavant, II. 118. The picture from which this engraving was made was bought by Nicolas Poussin in Bologna for M. de Chantelou. From the collection of De Launay it passed into the Orleans Gallery, at the sale of which Lord Berwick bought it; it is now in the collection of Sir Thomas Baring at Stratton. Baron Rumohr (Itcalienische Forschungen, III. p. 119) considers it, mentioning this very engraving, a very fine repetition or duplicate, and by no means a mere copy, of the well-known picture in the Pitti palace in Florence. Engraved, of the size of the picture, for the cabinzet Crozat, No. 28. "RAPHAEL del." The Entombment. Joseph of Arimathea supports the sitting body of Christ; opposite are four holy women, two standing, two kneeling. The design is in reality by Parmegiano. See Passavant, ii. p. 634. The drawing was in the Arundel collection. RAPHAEL pinx. 1j. Frederic Carondelet, Archdeacon of Bitonto and Neapolitan Envoy in Rome. See Passavant, II. 279. The picture was a present of the United States of Holland to Lord Arlington, and has ever since remained in the family of the Dukes of Grafton. Engraved for the CtbiWaet Crozat, No. 35. LE Gnlos pinr. px. Claude Halle, painter. Engraved for his admission into the Academy. LASINIO, IL CONTE CAVALIERE CARLO, the father, designer and engraver, born at Trevigi in 1757. He engraved, besides the following, some of the plates in Lastri's Etrtrica Pittrice. (The rest are by F. Gregori, G. Vascellini, Gaetano and G.-B. Cecchi, G. F. Ravenet, C. Colombini, B. Eredi, etc.) Pitture a fresco del Campo Santo di Pisa, intagliata. Firenze, 1812. First edition. With the extra plate of Landini's View of the Interior. 41 plates, namely:Nicolini del. View of the Quadrangle with three sides of the Arcades, and background, showing the Cathedral, the Battisterio, and the Leaning Tower. Giotto (1276-1336) pinx. 1. The Misfortunes of Job: The Almighty giving Audience to Satan. Francesco da Volterra (fl. 1370) pinx. 2. The Misfortunes of Job: Job's Friends. Spinello Aretino (1308-1400) pinxx. 3. The Presentation of St. Ephesus to the Emperor Diocletian. 184 LASINIO LASINIO, CARLO, continaued. Spinello Aretino pinzx. 4. The Combat of St. Ephesus against the Pagans of Sardinia. Spinello Aretino pinx. 5. The Martyrdom of St. Ephesus and St. Politus. Simone Memmi (d. 1344) pinx. 6. The Conversion of St. Ranieri, the Patron Saint of Pisa. Simone Memmi pinx. 7. St. Ranieri assuming the Dress of a Hermit. Simone Memmi pi?,x. 8. The Miracles of St. Ranieri. Antonio Veneziano (d. 1383) pinx. 9. The Return of St. Ranieri. Antonio Veneziano pinzx. 10. The Death of St. Ranieri. Antonio Veneziano pi7,x. 11. Miracles of the dead Ranieri. Pietro di Lorenzo (fl. 1342) pinx. 12. Life of the Hermits in the Wilderness. Andrea Orcagna (1329 - 1389) del. Bernardo Orcagna picnx. 13 a. The Last Judgment. 1 13 b. Hell. J Andrea Orcagna pinx. 14. The Triumph of Death. Buonamico Buffalmacco (d. 1350) pinx. 15. The Crucifixion. " Buffalmacco " (rather Pietro da Orvieto) pinzx. 16. The Creation.' B. Buffalmacco " (rather Pietro da Orvieto) pinx. 17. The Death of Abel. " B. Buffalmacco" (rather Pietro da Orvieto) pinx. 18 a. The Ark of Noah. [ 18 b. The Deluge. J I' According to Ciampi, Agincourt, and Quandt, the pictures of the three plates, 16, 17, 18, are by Pietro da Orvieto, who flourished at the beginning of the fourteenth century. Benozzo Gozzoli pinx. 19. The Inebriation of Noah. Gozzoli painted in the Campo Santo, 1469- 1484. Benozzo Gozzoli pinx. 20. The Malediction of Ham. Benozzo Gozzoli pinx. 21. The Tower of Babel. )3. With portraits of the Medici. Benozzo Gozzoli pinx. 22. Abraham and the Worshippers of Belus. Benozzo Gozzoli pinx. 23. Abraham and Lot in Egypt. Benozzo Gozzoli pinx. 24. Abraham Victorious. Benozzo Gozzoli pinx. 25. Departure of Hagar from Abraham. Benozzo Gozzoli pinx. 26. The Burning of Sodom. Benozzo Gozzoli pinx. 27. The Sacrifice of Abraham. Benozzo Gozzoli pinx. 28. The Nuptials of Rebecca and Isaac. Benozzo Gozzoli pizx. 29. The Birth of Jacob and Esau. Benozzo Gozzoli pinx. 30. The Nuptials of Jacob and Rachel. LASINIO 185 LASINIO, CARLO, continued. Benozzo Gozzoli pinx. 31 a. The Meeting of Jacob and Esau. l Benozzo Gozzoli pinx. 31 b. The Abduction of Dinah. Benozzo Gozzoli pinx. 32. The Innocence of Joseph. Benozzo Gozzoli pinx. 33. Joseph discovering himself to his Brethren. Benozzo Gozzoli pinx. 34. Infancy and Early Prodigies of Moses. Benozzo Gozzoli pinx. 35. The Passage of the Red Sea. Benozzo Gozzoli pizx. 36. The Tablets of the Law.'Benozzo Gozzoli pinr. 37 a. The Rod of Aaron. f 37 b. The Brazen Serpent. J Benozzo Gozzoli pinx. 38 a. The Fall of Jericho. 38 b. The Giant Goliath. Benozzo Gozzoli piax. 39. The Adoration of the -Alagi. Franc. Frullani del. Additional plate. View of the Interior of the Campo Santo. Engraved in mezzotinto by Domenico Landini. See LANDINI. Affreschi celebri del XIV. e XV. secolo, incisi dal Cav. Carlo Lasinio sui disegni del Cav. Paolo suo figlio con illustrazioni. Firenze, 1841.fol. (Usually called the Quatrocentisti Fiorentini.) All impressions of the 1st edition, and with the first numbers on the plates. 31 plates of the first edition, with the title, text (pp. 41), and I additional plate of the second edition, as follows:- CHAPEL BRANCACCI OF THE CHURCH DEL CARMINE. Masaccio pinx. I. 1. Crucifixion of St. Peter. l 2. St. Peter and St. Paul before Nero. Masaccio pinx. II. St. Peter and St. Paul raising the Youth from the Dead. Masolino pinx. III. Christ calls St. Peter and St. Andrew. Masolino pinx. IV. 1. St. Peter healing the Cripple at the Gate of the Temple. 2. St. Peter healing Petronella, his daughter. j Masolino pinx. V. 1. St. Peter in Prison. 2. St. Peter delivered from Prison. 3. Adam and Eve driven from Paradise. 4. The Transgression of the First Parents. Fra Filippo Lippi pinx. VI. 1. Miracles of the Apostles St. Peter and St. John: the healing of the Cripple. 2. Miracles of the Apostles St. Peter and St. John: St. Peter giving Alms to the Poor and healing the Sick. Fra Filippo Lippi pinx. VII. 1. St. Peter preaching to the Heathen. } 2. St. Peter baptizing the Heathen. 186 LASINIO LASINIO, CARLO, continued. CHURCH SAN AMBROGIO. Cosimo Rosselli pinx. VIII. The Elevation of the Holy Host. The picture is on a side wall of the Chapel del Miracolo, and represents the solemn procession at the bearing of the Miraculous Host from the church San Ambrogio to the Episcopal palace. CHAPEL SASSETTI IN SANTA TRINIrT. Domenico Ghirlandajo pinx. IX. A Little Boy of the Spina Family, killed by his falling from a window, is restored to life by the apparition of St. Francis. Domenico Ghirlandajo pinx. X. Pope Honorius III. approves the Order of the Minorites, presented by St. Francis. Domenico Ghirlandajo pinx. XI. 1. St. Francis renounces his parental inheritance and clothing, and throws himself naked at the feet of the Bishop of Assisi. 2. St. Francis walking before Sultan Sorio through the Fire. Domenico Ghirlandajo pinx.. XII. Death of St. Francis. XXVII., afterwards XIII. See below, XXVII. THE OLD REFECTORY DE' FRATI DI SANTA CROCE. Giotto pinx. XIII. The Lord's Supper. CHAPEL BURONCELLI, NOW CHAPEL GIUGNI IN SANTA CROCE. Taddeo Gaddi pinx. XIV. 1. The High-priest driving St. Joachim from the Temple. 2. The Angel appearing to St. Joachim. Taddeo Gaddi pinx. XV. 1. Meeting of St. Joachim and St. Anne at the Golden Gate. 2. The Birth of the Virgin. Taddeo Gaddi pinx. XVI. 1. The Annunciation of the Shepherds. 2. The Birth of the Saviour. 3. The Annunciation of the Magi. 4. The Adoration of the Magi. Taddeo Gaddi pinx. XVII. 1. The Virgin descending the Stairs of the Temple. 2. The Espousals of the Virgin. THE CHOIR OF SANTA MARIA NOVELLA. Domenico Ghirlandajo pinx. XVIII. St. Joachim driven from the Temple. XIX. The Visitation. LASINIO 187 LASINIO, CARLO, continued. J. With the portrait of Ginevra Benci (the celebrated beauty of her time). Domenico Ghirlandajo pinx. XX. The Birth of the Virgin. Domenico Ghirlandajo pinx. XXI. The Birth of St. John the Baptist. Domenico Ghirlandajo pinx. XXII. The Angel appearing to Zacharias. Domenico Ghirlandajo pinx. XXIII. Zacharias writes that the Boy shall be called John. Domenico Ghirlandajo pinx. XXIV. The Virgin mounting the Stairs of the Temple. Domenico Ghirlandajo pinx. XXV. The Marriage of the Virgin. Spinello Aretino pinx. XXVI. (afterwards XXXII.) The Fall of the Rebellious Angels. A fresco, now whitewashed over, in the Church of St. Angelo in Arezzo. FURTHER FRESCOS IN THE CHOIR OF SANTA MARIA NOVELLA, BY DOMENICO GHIRLAN-DAJO. Domenico Ghirlandajo pinx. XXVII. (afterwards XIII.) St. Francis receiving the Stigmata. Domenico Ghirlandajo pinx. XXVIII. St. John the Baptist preaching to the People. Domenico Ghirlandajo pinx. XXIX. The Baptism of Jesus Christ. Domenico Ghirlandajo pinx. XXX. The Adoration of the Magi. Engraved in 1826. Domenico Ghirlandajo pinx. XXXI. The Feast of Herod. Engraved in 1827. Added from the later edition. Domenico Ghirlandajo pinx. XXXII. The Death of the Virgin. Also in Santa Maria Novella. Engraved in 1833. Single plates from the preceding work:-. Masaccio pinx. 1. 1. The Crucifixion of St. Peter. 2. St. Peter and St. Paul before Nero. Taddeo Gaddi pinx. XIV. 1. The High-priest driving St. Joachim from the Temple. 2. The Angel appearing to Joachim. Taddeo Gaddi pinx. XV. 1. Meeting of St. Joachim and St. Anne. 2. The Birth of the Virgin. Taddeo Gaddi pinx. XVII. 1. The Virgin descending the Stairs of the Temple. 2. The Espousals of the Virgin. 188 LASINIO LASINIO, GIOVANNI PAOLO, designer and engraver, son and pupil of Carlo. RUBENS _pinx. A Wild Boar at Bay, with three Dogs. The picture is in the Gallery of Turin. Engraved for D' Azeglio's La Reale Galleria di Torino, Torino, 1836 et seqq. Le tre porte del Battisterio di San Giovanni di Firenze. 45 plates. The title-page only wanting. 1ST GATE. Andrea Pisano (b. 1270) began this work in 1330. 1. General View. 2 a. Archangel appearing to Zacharias. 2 b. Zacharias going out speechless. 3 a. The Visitation. 3 b. Birth of St. John the Baptist. 4 a. Zacharias naming his son John. 4 b. St. John in the Desert. 5 a. St. John preaching to the Pharisees. 5 b. St. John preaching to his Disciples and the People. 6 a. St. John baptizing in the Jordan. 6 b. St. John baptizing Christ. 7. Hope. — Faith. 8. Fortitude. - Temperance. 9 a. St. John before Herod. 9 b. St. John sent to Prison. 10 a. Jews questioning St. John in Prison. 10 b. St. John foretelling Christ. 11 a. The Daughter of Herodias asking for St. John's Head. 11 b. Beheading of St. John. 12 a. Feast of Herod. 12 b. Herodias' Daughter brings John's Head to her Mother. 13 a. St. John's Disciples carrying his Head. 13 b. Entombment of St. John. 14. Charity. - Humility. 15. Justice. - Prudence. 2D GATE. Finished by Lorenzo Ghiberti (b. 1378, d. 1.455) in 1414. 1. General View. 2 a. Christ bearing the Cross. 2 b. The Crucifixion. 3 a. Praying in the Garden. 3 b. Christ betrayed and taken. 4 a. Transfiguration. LASINIO 189 LASINIO, GIOVANNI PAOLO, continued. 4 b. Resurrection of Lazarus. 5 a. Baptism of Christ. 5 b. Temptation in the Desert. 6 a. Annunciation. 6 b. Nativity. 7. St. Matthew.- St. John the Evangelist. 8. St. Ambrose. — St. Jerome. 9 a. Resurrection. 9 b. Descent of the Holy Spirit. 10 a. Christ scourged. 10 b. Christ before Pilate. 1 a. Christ entering Jerusalem. 11 b. Last Supper. 12 a. Christ expelling the Dealers from the Temple. 12 b. Christ walking on the Sea. 13 a. Adoration of the Magi. 13 b. Christ among the Doctors. 14. St. Luke. - St. Mark. 15. St. Gregory. - St. Augustine. 3D GATE. Finished by Lorenzo Ghiberti in 1424. 1. General View. 2. Creation of Adam and Eve. 3. Cain and Abel. 4. Noah's Sacrifice. 5. Three Angels visiting Abraham. 6. Jacob and Esau. 7. Joseph sold by his Brethren. 8. Moses receiving the Tables of the Law. 9. Passing the Jordan. 10. David and Goliath. 11. Queen of Sheba visiting Solomon. 12. Four figures reclining, the Seasons, and four standing. 13. Eight figures standing. 14. Eight figures standing.' Nos. 12- 14 are in the border. The twenty figures standing represent characters of mark in the Old Testament. L. Ghiberti fec. 15. Sacrifice of Isaac. Brunelleschi fec. 15. Sacrifice of Isaac. Ghiberti and Brunelleschi were competing to be employed in making the third gate. Ghiberti was preferred, and most justly. This third gate is that which Michel-Angelo said was fit to be the Gate of Paradise. 190 LASINIO LASINIO, GIOVANNI PAOLO, cojitinued. ANDREA DEL SARTO piTzx. Pitture a fresco di Andrea del Sarto nel chiostro della Comnpagnia dello Scalzo [in Florence]. Engraved in conjunction with A. Verico, Ernestine Langermayr, Em. Lapi, I. Migliavacca, and M. Zignani. 1. The Angel Gabriel appearing to Zacharias in the Temple. C. Lasinio sc. 2. The Visitation. C. Lasinio sc. 3. The Birth of St. John. Ant. Verico sc. 4. (Franciabigio pinx.) The Child St. John meeting the Christ Child on the way. C. Lasinio sc. 5. St. John preaching. Ernestine Langermayr sc. 6. St. John baptizing the People. Emil Lapi sc. 7. St. John taken Prisoner. C. Lasinio sc. 8. The Dance of Herodias. C. Lasinio sc. 9. The Beheading of St. John. Innoc. Migliavacca sc. 10. Herodias receiving the Head of St. John. C. Lasinio sc. 11. Faith. - Hope. (Wanting.) 12. Justice. - Charity. M. Zignani sc. LASTMAN, NICOLAS, painter, designer and engraver, born at Haarlem, where he worked from 1602 to 1648. A pupil of Jan Pinas. GOLTZIUS pinx. j1]. Carl van Mander cetatis 56. Bryan says "after John Saenredam," but J. Saenredam's picture is after Goltzius. LAUGIER, JEAN NICOLAS, designer and engraver, born at Toulon in 1785. A pupil of Girodet. TITIAN pinx. 1P. Hippolyte d' Este, Cardinal de' Medici, in Hungarian Costume. The picture is in the Gallery of the Pitti palace in Florence. Engraved for the M[usee FraEactis. LAURENT, PIERRE LOUIS HENRI, son and pupil of Pierre, designer and engraver, was born at Paris in 1779. TITIAN pinx. The Martyrdom of St. Peter the Dominican. The picture was in San Giovanni e Paolo in Venice, recently destroyed by fire. Engraved for the itusee Franfcais. DOMENICHINO pinx. The Comlmunion of St. Jerome. The picture is in the Gallery of the Vatican. Engraved for the Leus&e Franzcais. LAUTENSACK, IHANS SEBALD, painter and engraver, born at Bamberg about 1507, died at Nuremberg in 1560. A pupil of his father Paul. Bartsch, Ix. LE BAS 191 LAUTENSACK, HANS SEBALD, continued. P]. Dr. Georgius Roggenbach, jurisconsultus. B. 9. Engraved in 1554. The plate is still in existence. An old impression. LAUWERS, CONRAD, engraver, a younger brother of Nicolas Lauwers, born in Leuze, in Hainault, in 1623. He worked at Antwerp. RUBENS pinx. Elijah in the Desert, fed by an Anlgel. See Smith, Cat. rais. 386. The picture is in the Gallery of the Louvre. Villot, No. 426; Basan, 26. With Lauwers's own address. LAUWERS, NICOLAS, engraver, born at Leuze, in Hainault, in 1620; a pupil of P. Pontius. He worked at Antwerp. VAN DYCK pinx. }1. Fra Lelio Blancatcio (Brancaccio), Commander of Malta. See Smith, Cat. rais. 673. Engraved for Martin van den Enden, Van -Dyck's Iconographia, No. 26. Weber, Cat. rais. p. 65. 4th and last state, after the erasure of the second address "G. H." from the plate. Thick paper without watermark. LAVIGNE, IMARIN, a lithographer of the present day residing in Paris. MURILLO _piLx. The Immaculate Conception. The original is probably in Seville. MURILLO Ppinx. " La Vierge de Seville." The picture is in the Gallery of the Louvre. Villot, No. 548; Stirling, Annals, III. p. 1422. LE BAS, JACQUES PHILIPPE, designer and engraver, born at Paris in 1707, died in 1783. A pupil of Herisset and Tardieu. TENIERS pinx. The Temptation of St. Anthony. At the time of the engraving the picture was owned by the Due de Valentinois. Smith, Cat. rais. 56. TENIERS pinx. I. A Flemish Festival with Teniers's Famnlily. The inscription is cut oq. RUYSDAEL pinx. View of the Coast of Scheveningen. See Smith, Cat. rais. 19. The picture is now in the collection of Mr. Mildmay, London. Waagen, Galleries, etc., or Treasures, Iv. p. 154. CLAUDE LORRAIN pinx. "Ancien port de Messine." A seaport with setting sun. The picture is in the Gallery of the Louvre. Villot, No. 222. 192 LE BAS LE BAS, JACQUES PHILIPPE, continued. BERGHEN pinx. View of the environs of Siena. Engraved in conjunction with WEISBROD. See WEISBROD. LE CLERC, SEBASTIEN, designer and engraver, born at Metz in 1637, died at Paris in 1714. A pupil of his father, Laurent. Jombert, Catalogue raisonnz de'zeuvre de Seb. Le Clerc, Paris, 1774, 2 vols. 8vo. The Siege of Mons. J. 246. The Miracle of the Loaves. J. 251. Elijah taken up in a Chariot of Fire. Above the "Niagara Falls." J. 293. The Young Tobit with the Angel. J. 29S. LECOMTE, NARCISSE, engraver, born at Paris in 1794. A pupil of J.-B. Regnault and of Lignon. RAPHAEL pinx. Holy Family called " La Perla." See Passavant, ii. 231, and III. p. 137. The picture is in the Madrid Gallery. Engraved in 1845.Proof, before letters, with the names of the artists. 01n India paper. Artist's proofs are before all letters, and with the two white round spots on the edge of the cradle. LEEUW, WILLEIM VAN DER, engraver, born at Antwerp in 1600 or 1602, died about 1665. A pupil of P. Soutman. RUBENS pinx. Mater Dolorosa with a Dagger in her Bosom, assisted by two Angels. Basan, 64. LEFEVRE, ACHILLE DESIRE, engraver, born at Paris in 1798. MURILLO pinx. The Annunciation. The picture is in the collection of the Marquis of Hertford. Waagen, Treasures, ii. p. 156. Engraved for the Agyuado Gallery while in that collection. Proof before letters. Artist's proofs are before any letters. MURILLO pifnx. The Conception. The great picture of the Soult collection, now in the Louvre, painted for the church Los Venerables in Seville, from which the Marshal took it. Stirling, Annals, II. p. 883; Villot, No. 546 bis. Engraved in 1859. Proof, before letters, with the names of the artists and the address engraved with the burin. M. Le Blanc omitted this very important engraving in the 8th livraison, 1856, of his JiManuel de l'anzateur d'estalnpes. LEFEIVRE 193 LEFEVRE, ACHILLE DESIRE, continuted. The artist's proof has the artists' names merely traced with the needle, and lower down in the margin. MUrILLO pinx. Virgin and Child. Engraved for the Aguado Gallery. Proof before letters. COR1EGGIO pjinx. "La Notte." The Holy Night with the Birth of Our Saviour.* See Coxe, p. 81. The picture is in the Dresden Gallery. Proof, before letters, with only the names of the artists, the publisher, and the printer. On India paper. CORREGGIO pinx. The same. Artist's proof, before any letters, having merely in the mnziddle, below, " Ach. Lefbvre sc. 1852," slightly traced with the needle. COrREGGIO pinx. Madonna and Child in a glory, with St. Sebastian, St. Geminianus, and St. Roch. See Coxe, 90. The picture is in the Dresden Gallery. Proof before letters, with the names of the artists, the publisher, and the printer, engraved with the burin. On India paper. COIRIEGGIO pinx. The same. Artist's proof, the names of the artists very slightly traced with the needle, and lower down in the margin. The piece is arched; the prints in which the two upper corners are shaded are later impressions from the retouched plate. RAPHIAEL pinx. St. Cecilia. See Passavant, II. 117. The picture is in the Gallery of Bologna. Engraved in 1857. Proof before letters, with the names of the artists engraved with the burin. Artist's proofs have the artists' names traced with the needle, and lower down in the margin. RAPHAEL pinx. Joan of Aragon. See Passavant, ii. 236, and III. p. 144. Only the bust to the waist, without hands, and without the background of the picture in the Gallery of the Louvre, which represents the figure down to the knees, and has also a background. For an engraving of the whole picture, see R. MORGHEN. Artist's proof, before the border lines; and in the middle below only the words, A. Lefbvre sculpt. d'apres Rafael Paris 1843," slightly traced with the needle. * This is another plate omitted by M. Le Blanc in his MIanuel de l'amateur d'estanepes, 8e livraison, Paris, 1856, but such omissions occur too frequently to be mentioned any further. 13 194 LEFEVRE LEFEVRE, ACHILLE DESIRE, continued. Proofs have the border line, and the names of the artists engraved in the usual way. - 2d proofs have an inscription in open letter. WTINTERHALTER Pinx. P. Helen of Mecklenburg, Duchess of Orleans, with the Young Count of Paris in her arms. Inscription in open and traced letters. LE GRAND, HYACINTHE, engraver, born in Lorraine in 1755, worked at Paris. RENOU piqnx. Jupiter and Io. LE MIRE, NOEL, designer and engraver, born at Rouen in 1723, died at Paris in 1801. A pupil of Le Bas. PARMEGIANO pimnx. Madonna, with St. Sebastian in the foreground. The picture is in the Dresden Gallery. Engraved for the Rec. d'est. de la Cal. de Dresde, I. No. 5. TENIERS piznx. Latona avenged. See Smith, Cat. rais. 84, and Suppl. p. 456, No. 152. Sold in the collection of the Marquis Camden in 1841, and bought by Mr. Norton. ]. Joseph TI., Emperor of Germany. With no name of painter. In 1 6mo. P. DE SAINT-AUBIN FPinx. 1. Poullain de St. Foix. In 8vo. LEMPEREUR, LOUIS SIMON, engraver, born at Paris about 1725, died in 1796. A pupil of Aveline. GUERCINO pinx. Cephalus and Procris. The picture is in the Dresden Gallery. Engraved for the Rec. d'est. de la Cal. de Dresde, ii. No. 22. ANN. CARACCI pinx. L'Attente du Plaisir. RUBENS pinx. Le Jardin d'Amour. See Smith, Cat. rais. 576, 457, and 274. The picture is in the Dresden Gallery, a repetition of the one in the Madrid Gallery. PALAMEDES pinx. Festin Espagnol. The picture was, at the time of the engraving, in the collection of "M. de Pille." LEONETTI, GIOVANNI BATTISTA, engraver, worked at Rome. RAPHAEL pinx. Mercury with a Trumpet. RAPHAEL pinx. Mercury carrying Psyche to Olympus. Two plates of the frescos of the Farnesina. See under RICCIANI. Stampe del Duomo di Orvieto. Roma, 1791. fol. LEONETTI 195 LEONETTI, GIOVANNI BATTISTA, continued. Sculptures and paintings of Nicolb Pisano and Luca Signorelli, etc. Edited by Guglielmo della Valle, who also wrote a text in 4to, which is here wanting. Erigraved by G. B. Leonetti, conjointly with Giovanni Ottaviani, Francesco Morelli, and others. 38 pieces on 32 sheets, namely:ARCHITECTURE. Lorenzo Maitani invento. Pianto del Duomo. Engraved by Domenico Pronti. C. T. P. del. 2. La Facciata vecchia. Engraved by Hier. Frezza. Giuseppe Barberi del. 3. La Facciata nuova. Engraved by Domenico Pronti. Fran Panini del. 4. Spaccato vecchio. Engraved by Domenico Pronti. Giuseppe Barberi clel. 5. Spaccato nuova. Engraved by Domenico Pronti. BAS-RELIEFS BY NICOLO) PISANO AND HIS SCHOOL. 6. Creazione de' Pesci e de' Volatili. 7. Creazione de' Quadrupedi. 8. Formazione di Adamo. 9. Adamo animato ed estrazione della di lui costa. 10. Formazione di Eva. 11. Precetto del frutto vietato. 12. Peccato di Adamo e di Eva. 13. Adamo ed Eva nascosti. 14. Adamo ed Eva cacciati dal Paradiso. 15. Adamo ed Eva al lavoro. 16. Sacrifizio di Abele e di Caino. 17. Caino uccide Abele. 18. Risurrezione de' Morti. 19. Inferno.'~; The bas-reliefs are all engraved by G. B. Leonetti. SCULPTURES. Ugolino da Siena fece. 20. Tabernacolo del SS. Corporale. Engraved by Giuseppe Pozzi. Ugolino da Siena fece. 21. Four Enamels on the Tabernacle. Engraved by Domenico Pronti. Ugolino da Siena fece. 22. Four Enamels on the Tabernacle. Engraved by Domenico Pronti. Ippolito Scalza scolpi. 23. S. Tommaso Apostolo. Statues. Engraved by Giovanni Ottaviani. 196 LEONETTI LEONETTI, GIOVANNI BATTISTA, continued. Giovanni da Bologna scolpi. 24. S. Matteo Apostolo. Statue. Engraved by Giovanni Ottaviani. Francesco Mochi scolpi. 25. L' Annunziata. Statue. Engraved by Pietro Bombelli. Francesco Mochi scolpi. 26. L' Angelo Gabriele. Statue. Engraved by P. Bombelli. Ippolito Scalza scolpi. 27. Gruppo marmoreo della Pieta. Engraved by Luigi Cunego. Alessandro Scalza fece. 28. Musaico della Facciata. Engraved by G. B. Leonetti. FRESCOS. Luca Signorelli dip?,nse. 29. Anticristo. Engraved by Luigi Cunego. Luca Signorelli dipinse. 30. Fulminati. Engraved by Alessandro Mochetti. Luca Signorelli dipinse. 31. Risurrezione. Engraved by G. B. Leonetti. Giovanni da Fiesole clipinse. 32. Cristo Giudice. Engraved by Alessandro Mochetti. Luca Signorelli dipinse. 33. Inferno. Engraved by G. B. Leonetti. Luca Signorelli dipinse. 34. Paradiso. Engraved by Francesco Morelli. Luca Signorelli dipinse. 35. Angeli del Paradiso. Engraved by Alessandro Mochetti. Luca Signorelli dipinse. 36. Angeli del Paradiso. Engraved by Alessandro Mochetti. Madonna di S. Brizio, di antico incerto pennello. 37. Engraved by Huberto Vincent. Sangallo inv. 38. Pianta e profili del Pozzo di Orvieto. No name of engraver given. LEPRI, GIOACHIIMO, Italian engraver of the first half of this century. VASARI pinx. Michel-Angelo. A three quarters length portrait, showing one hand. With the inscription Bonnacrotus ego: ne tendacs, Icare, tclntum,, the coat of arms and dedication to the Prior Orlandini, and the address of Niccolb Pagni e figlio. LERO1UX, JEAN MARIE, engraver, born at Paris in 1788. A pupil of David, but at a later period influenced by Desnoyers. CORREGGIO pinc. "La Vierge du Musee de Parme." Madonna della Scala. Coxe, p. 80. Engraved in 1837, after Desnoyers's design. Proof, open letters, No. 110. LEVI 197 LEROUX, JEAN MARIE, continued. M[URILLO pinx. " La Vierge aux Anges." Madonna and Child in a glory, surrounded and borne up by angels. "Tire de la galerie du Marechal Soult." The sketch for this picture is in the collection of Lord Overstone. Waagen, Galleries, etc., or Treasures, Iv. p. 145. -Artist's proof, before any letters, having merely, in the middle of the lower margin, " Leroux so.," in letters formed of dots. On India paper. LEONARDO DA VINCI pinx. Leda. She stands in a landscape, with the swan and two children by her side. Engraved in 1835 from a picture then in the possession of the engraver. In 1824 there was a picture in the Gallery Sommariva in Paris corresponding with this. According to Lamazzo the original of this picture was at Fontainebleau. Rigollot, Leonardo da Vinci, No. 54. Proof, open letters. Artist's proof, with merely the names of the artists, R. Weigel, IzunstCatalog, No. 14394, 20 th. The same state, "proof before letters on India paper," George Smith, No. 895, ~ 2 3 s. I have met with spurious proofs, where the inscription "Leda," in letters formed of two lines, had been covered up while under the press. LERPINIERE, DANIEL, engraver, born about 1745, died in 1785. A pupil of Vivares, worked at London. CLAUDE LORRAIN pinz. The Israelites worshipping the Golden Calf. Landscape. See Smith, Cat. rais. 129. In the Grosvenor Gallery, London. Waagen, Treasures, ii. p. 171. Proof before letters, with only the artists' names and address slightly traced with the needle, the coat of arms, and Bocydell's address a second time, " John Boydell excudit 1782." LEVASSEUR, JEAN CHARLES, engraver, born at Abbeville in 1734, died in 1804. A pupil of Daulle and Beauvarlet. LUCA GIORDANO pinx. Apollo and Daphne. "Le Tableau est au Cabinet de M. de Damery, Paris." LEVEAU, JEAN JACQUES, engraver, born at Rouen in 1729, died in 1785. A pupil of Le Bas. DEBUCOURT pinx. Le Juge, ou la Cruche cass'e. Proof with only one line of inscription anzd the coat of arms. LEVI, SAMUEL. "Polacco." 198 LEVI LEVI, SAMUEL, continued. TITIAN pinx. Ca. "Catherine Cornaro PReine de Cypre." The picture is in the Mamfrini Gallery in Venice. LEVILLAIN, GERARD IRENE, engraver, born at Paris in 1740, died in 1836. PHILIPPE DE CHAMPAGNE pinx. V. Les Religieuses. The oldest daughter of Ph. de Champagne, a nun in Port Royal, under the name of Sister Catherine de Sainte Suzanne, ill with fever, is praying with Mother Catherine Agnes Arnauld. A votive picture of the father. Removed from Port Royal to the Gallery of the Louvre. Villot, No. 83. Engraved for the HRusce FranFais. LEYBOLD, JOHANN FRIEDRICH, miniature painter and engraver, born at Stuttgart in 1755, died at Vienna in 1838. A pupil of J. G. von Miller. LEYBOLD pinT. 9p. Adam Bartsch. LEYBOLD, GUSTAV, engraver, son and pupil of the preceding, born at Stuttgart in 1792. HOLBEIN pinx. Virgin praying. The picture is in the collection of Count Czernin in Vienna. LIEVENS, or LIVENS, JAN, painter and etcher, born at Leyden in 1607, died at Antwerp in 1663. He was a pupil of G. van Schooten and of P. Lastman, but formed his style after Rembrandt. Bartsch, L'cezvre de Rembrandt, Vol. II. J. Ephraim Bonus, a Jewish physician. B. 56. 2d state, with the 1st address, " Clement de Jonghe." 93. The same. B. 56. Same state. The margin is cut off. 9. Justus van Vondel, poet. B. 57. 3d state, with the two Latin distichs and the 2d address, "Th. Matham." With the stamp of Ackermann's collection. 9. Daniel Heinsius, Professor at Leyden. B. 58. 1st state, with lfartinz van den Enden's address. With the stamp of Dr. Frank's collection. j. Jacob Gouters, Musician of Charles I. B. 59. 1st state, with the engraver's address, before that of Meyssens. With the stamp of Dr. Frank's collection. LIGNON, ETIENNE FR:jDIERIC, engraver, born at Paris in 1781. A pupil of Morel. LOMMELIN 199 LIGNON, ETIENNE FREDERIC, continvzed. RAPHAEL pinx. Madonna with the Fish. The picture is in the Madrid Gallery. Passavant, ii. 100, and III. p. 116. Engraved in 1822. Proof beore letters; with the stamp of the engraver's initials. Later proofs have open letters. RAPHAEL pinx. j1. Leo X. attended by the Cardinals Giulio de' Medici (afterwards Pope Clement VIII.) and Ludovico Rossi. The picture is in the Gallery of the Pitti palace in Florence. Passavant, II. 237. Engraved for the Mtus&e Franfais. Proof before letters, with only the artists' names. On India paper. DOMENICHINO pinx. St. Cecilia, with a Violin. Half length. The picture is not in the Louvre; when engraved in 1812, it was owned by "M. le Comte Frangais." MME. CHERADAME pins. 1X. Comtesse de Genlis. GERARD pinx... Mademoiselle Mars. LINNEL, J., a lithographer of the present day. FRA FIESOLE piznx. St. Thomas. A fresco in the chapel of Nicholas V. in the Vatican. Publication of the Arundel Society, 1850 - 51. LIPS, JOHANN HEINRICH, designer and engraver, born at Kloten, near Ziirich, in 1758, died at Zurich in 1817. A pupil of Schellenberg. ANN. CARACCI pinx. The Adoration of the Shepherds. The picture is in the Louvre. Villot, No. 135. Engraved, in conjunction with Forster, for the Muesee Franliais. LIVENS, JAN. See LIEVENS. LIVY, F., engraved for V. Marchese, "San Marco in Firenze." See under MARCHESE. LOIMIJELIN, ADRIAAN, engraver, born at Amiens in 1637, worked at Antwerp. VAN DYCK pinx. M1. "Maria Dei gratia Princeps Comes Arenbergiae, Princeps Barbansonia etca." See Smith, Cat. rais. No. 364. WVithout address and without acly trace of an erasure on the plate. Not in Weber, Catalogue rais. de portraits graves par et d'apres Van Dyck. See Szwykowski, A. vant Dyck's Bildnisse, No. 162, p. 316. Old paper, the watermark not plain. 200 LONGHI LONGHI, GIUSEPPE, designer and engraver, born at Monza in 1766, died at Milan in 1831. A pupil of Vangelisti. RAPHAEL pinx. The Vision of Ezekiel. The original, of the size of the engraving, is in the Gallery of the Pitti palace in Florence. Passavant, II. 118. Engraved in 1803-08 for the 1Mtuse FranFais. Artist's proof before letters, the artists' names only cut with the needle in very small letters. Purchased from Messrs. Evans, in London, for ~ 12 12s. - Archinto, No. 229, 250 fr. Proofs are before letters, having the artists' names in larger Jletters, engraved with the burin, and the additional name of the printer. RAPHAEL 2inx. Vision of Ezekiel. Engraved in conjunction with Anderloni. See ANDERLONI. "GERARD Dow " pinx. The Beheading of St. John the Baptist. In reality painted by Gerard Honthorst, who was in Italy called Gherardo dalle Notti. Ascribed to Dow by mistake. A picture, figures life size, corresponding with this engraving, is in Santa Maria della Scala in Rome. Smith, Cat. rais. I. p. 45, No. 137. Platner and Bunsen, bRom, III. iii. p. 678, give a detailed description. Etched in 1806. Proof, with merely the artists' names etched in small letters. PROCACCINI pinx. The Rest in Egypt. The picture, of the size of the engraving, was owned by John Key, Esq., London. Longhi, Calcogracfia, Appendix by Longhena, p. 409. Engraved in 1801-03. Artist's proof, before any letters, only " Longhi sc." in very small letters, written with the needle. On the right, below, is the white stamp of the initials of the publisher, Domenico Artaria. Proofs, before letters, have the names of the artists engraved with the burin. RAPHAEL pinfx. Lo Sposalizio. The Marriage of the Virgin, according to the Apocryphal books of the New Testament. Passavant, ii. 22, and III. p. 87. The picture -after Perugino's prototype, now in the Museum at Caen in Normandy — is in the Brera Gallery in Milan; it was painted for the church San Francesco in Citta di Castello. Engraved in 1812 - 20. Subscription copy, before the inscription on the middle arch of the temple "RAPHAEL URBINAS. MDIIII.," and with, the name of Bardi as printer, - before the name of Lissant. On the left, below, is the small stamp " G. L." in white, and on the right the white stamp with the helmeted head of ifiinerva. Over the coat of arms in the margin, in the plate, in a round field, is the subscription number 34, written with ink. LONGHI -201 LONGH1, GIUSEPPE, continued. RAPHAEL pinx. The same. 1st proof, or artist's proof, before letters and before the coat of arms, with only the names of the artists, - like Debois, No. 459. With the two white stamps, as in the preceding. There are proofs before any letters, but they are not as satisfactory as those with the artists' names. The latter, however, are usually called "proofs before all letters," to distinguish them from the second proofs with the four verses, which the catalogues have as "avant la lettre." In Thorel's sale in Paris, December, 1853, there was an impression, No. 77, before any letters, as well as one with merely the artists' names, No. 78, the latter of which, formerly in the Debois collection, sold for double the price of the first, - No. 77 for 520 fr., No. 78 for 1110 fr. The artist's proof, with artists' names, Johnson, No. 87, ~ 84; Macready, No. 59, ~74. Beretta, Della vita, etc. del Cav. Longhi, p. 85, states that Longhi was obliged to go to Florence to have the proofs of the Sposalizio taken, not being satisfied with the few first impressions taken in Milan. - The 2d or common proofs are before the coat of arms and the dedication; they have an inscription of four lines of verses in open letters. The small white stamp is on the left of the lower margin, the large on the right. Archinto, No. 228, 900 fr.; Lehrs, No. 172, 200 th. The first 1200 prints, according to Heller, Praklisches Handbuch fur K2upferstichsammler, Leipzig, 1850, were numbered for the subscribers; they are before the inscription on the temple, and with Bardi's address. They were followed by 1200 more, wzithout numbers, still without, the inscription on the temple, and with Bardi's address. - The plate was then entirely retouched, and the impressions have the name of Lissant as printer. Very recently the plate has been again entirely retouched, and the new impressions are frequently met with. REMBRANDT pinx. The Good Samaritan. See Smith, Cat. rais. 118; Waagen, Handbook, iI. p. 344. The picture is in the Gallery of the Louvre; Villot, No. 405. The composition differs from Rembrandt's etching of this subject, B. 90. Goethe confounds the two compositions. See his,Sdmmtliche Werke, Stuttgart, 1850-51, 8vo, xxv. p. 310.- Engraved in 1808 for the _Musee Franfais. RAPHAEL pinx. The Holy Family in Naples, Madonna of the Pio family; also called "La Benediction." See Passavant, ii. 99. The original is in the Gallery of Naples, and there are numerous repetitions. Engraved in 1827, after a school copy, then in the possession of the engraver, ascribed to Gianfrancesco Penni. RAPHAEL pinx. The same. 202 LONGHI LONGHI, GIUSEPPE, continued. Artist's proofj before any letters, wit/h merely " Longhi sc." on the left below, in very small letters traced with the needle. Proofs have open letters, and are before the arms and dedication. There also occur proofs with merely the names of the painter and the engraver. Lehrs, No. 178. LEONARDO DA VINCI inv., MARCO D' OGGIONE pitnx. Madonna del Lago. See Longhena, in Longhi's Calcografia, Appendix, p. 420; Beretta, Vita di Longhi, p. 91. In the Earl of Harrington's collection, Kensington, is a "small early copy on wood of Leonardo da Vinci's Madonna del Lago, known by Longhi's engraving," which Waagen attributes to Marco d' Oggione. Waagen, Galleries, etc., or Treasures, iv. p. 238. Engraved in 1825. Vearly finished engraver's proof before any letters, and before the shading of the infant's figure. The 1st state of the finished plate is the proof before any letters. Johnson, No. 91, ~ 15 10 s. - The 2d state is the proof before letters, with merely the names of the artists. Wilson, Catalogue raisonen, p. 81, No. 191, " proof before any letters, the artists' names excepted; in which state six impressions only are said to have been taken." — The 3d state, proof, has but one line of inscription in open letters: Madozna del Lago. Archinto, No. 231, 80fr.; Hdsel, No. 109, 23~ th.; Lehrs, No. 173, 50 th. - The 4th state, still called proof, has the title in shaded letters and eight verses in Italian; it is before the coat of arms and the dedication. - The 5th state is the print, with coat of arms and dedication. RAPHAEL pinx. Madonna with the Sleeping Child, " Madonna del Velo." A square picture. Passavant, ii. 57. Engraved from the painting owned by Sig. Brocca in- Milan, one of the eight different repetitions and copies, some round and some square, of which the original is not known. Raphael's cartoon is in the Florentine Gallery. Engraved by Longhi in 1829, and finished by Toschi in 1834. Artist's proof of the plate as finished by Toschi, before letters and before the coat of arms, with merely the artists' names traced with- the point: "Raffaello dip:se Raggio dis:6 Longhi inc6 Toschi ultimo." On India paper. WTith the small white stamp of the initials " G. L." The proofs have, besides the artists' names, the coat of arms of the Prince of Prussia. - There are also artist's proofs of the plate as Longhi left it, almost finished and quite harmonious; they are without any letters. LEONARDO DA VINCI pinx. Madonna di San Onofrio. Longhi dir., Marri sc. See MARRI. GUIDO pinx. St. Joseph with the Infant Christ in his Arms. LONGHI 203 LONGHI, GIUSEPPE, continued. "Dal quadro... esistente nella Galleria Arcivescovile di Milano." Small piece, oval in a square border, 21 inches high, 1 inches broad; engraved in 1812 as a pendant to R. Morghen's plate, of the same size, of -Lodovico Caracci's " Madonna col Bambino." CORREGGIO pinx. Magdalen, reading. See Coxe, p. 125. Engraved in 1809, of the size of the original in the Dresden Gallery. A repetition, or rather copy, is in the collection of Lord Ward. Waagen, Treasures, II. p. 234. "The figure... is entirely worthy of Correggio; at the same time the many details in the landscape... testify the hand of a skilful Netherlandish painter." Artist's proof, before letters and coat of arms, having only: " Correggio pin. Joseph Longhi sc." traced with the needle in very small letters. Wvith the white stamp of the initials of the publisher, )Dom. Artaria. Purchased from Messrs. Evans for ~ 35. -- Debois, No. 457, 585Jfr.; Johnson, No. 90, ~ 21; Archinto, No. 232, 1010fr.; Marshall, No. 1075, ~27. Proofs are with the artists' names engraved with the burin, and the coat of arms. Debois, No. 458, 345fr. CORREGGIO pinx. The same. Old impression before retouch and on the first, thin paper of the print, with coat of arms and fiall inscription. CORREGGIO pinx. The same. Old impression of the print with the first retouch. The current modern impressions are from the repeatedly and entirely retouched plate. ALBANI pjinx. Galatea. See Longhi's Calcografia, Appendix by Longhena, p. 406. Engraved in 1813 from a picture then owned by the engraver. Such a picture is in the collection of the Earl of Leicester at Holkham. Waagen, Treasures, III. p. 419. Impression of the print, with the title, the dedication, and coat of arms of Prince Beauharnais. TWith the white stamp of the engraver's initials. ALBANI pinx. The same. Artist's proof, with merely the names of the artists. With the white stamp of the engraver's initials in the middle qf the lower margin. Purchased for ~ 9 9 s. Marshall, No. 1074, ~ 10. Proofs have one line of open letters. LONGHI del. Pan and Syrinx. Etched in 1816. Proofs are before letters. 204 LONGHI LONGHI, GIUSEPPE, continued. GuIDo pinx. The Genius of Music conquering Love. Cupid is bound to a tree, while a youth burns his arrows. The picture, formerly in the Orleans Gallery, is now owned by T. Hope, Esq. Waagen, Treasures, ii. p. 113. Engraved in 1794. GuIDO pinx. The same. Artist's proof, with the names of the artists in very small letters, cut with the needle. RUBENS pinx. Bust of a Negro. Etched in 1801, after a picture in the collection of Cavaliere Melzi. Longhi, Calcograjia, Appendix by Longhena, p. 409. REMBRANDT piznx. Filosofo in Contelnplazione. "P. Caronni incise. Gpe. Longhi diresse e terminb. L' originale esiste nel Museo di Parigi." Longhi, Calcoygrafia, App. p. 412; Villot, No. 408. REMBRANDT pinx. Filosofo in Meditazione. "Gpe. Cozzi inc. Gpe. Longhi dir. e termin'o. L' originale esiste nel Museo di Parigi." Longhi, Calcografia, App. p. 412; Villot, No. 409. Both plates have in the right-hand corner, below, the stamp in white of a helmeted lfiinerva, with the inscri'ption, " Di Giuseppe Longhi." REMBRANDT pinx. An Oriental Figure. Whole length, with a long-stemmed pipe in one hand. Etched in 1796. See Smith, Cat. rais. Nos. 410 and 433, which two numbers belong to the same picture, described twice from the present engraving by Longhi. There is such a picture in the Gallery of Cassel. REMBRANDT 2pinx. Borgomastro Olandese. Longhi, Calcografia, Appendix by Longhena, p. 412. Etched in 1807 - 11, from a picture in the " Casa Mamfrini." SCHOOL OF REMBRANDT. A Man with Book and Cane. Etched in 1804. Longhi, Calcoygrafia, Appendix by Longhena, p. 411. LONGHI dcl. Bust of an Old Woman. Etched in 1807-08. Longhi, Calcoyrqfia, Appendix by Lolghena, p. 413. LONGHI del. Bust of a Man with Feathers in his Cap. Etched in 1811. GERARD pinx. ]. Eugene Beauharnais, Viceroy of Italy. Whole length figure. Engraved in 1812- 14. Longhi, Calcogrcfia, Appendix by Longhena, pp. 415, 416. With open letters, which all the prints have. GERARD pinx.?. The same. LONGHI 205 LONGHI, GIUSEPPE, continued. Proof before the border and before any letters, ]havingy merely "G. Longhi" traced with the point. With a stamp in black: E. N. MICHEL-ANGELO 2pinx.. Buonarroti, Michel-Angelo. Engraved in 1815 for Vite e ]Bitratti di illustri Italiani. MICHEL-ANGELO pinx. 1,. The same. Proof, i. e. with ope~n letters. MICHEL-ANGELO pinx. 1. The same. Earliest artist's proof, before any letters. SIR THOMAS LAWRENCE jinxl. 1p. Lady Burghersh and her Infant. Engraved in 1823, with the inscription Le Delizie materne. Artist's proof, before all letters, with merely " Longhi se." in very small letters on the right below. The proofs have one line of open letters. J. Dandalo, Enrico, DogTe of Venice. Engraved in 1816 for Vite e Pitratti di illustri Italiani. The proofs have the name. Enrico Dandalo in open letters. p1. The same. Artist's proof before letters, with only the inscription, "Teodoro Matteini dis. Giuseppe Longhi inc." 1. The same. Still earlier proof, with merely "' Longhi sc." traeed in very slender letters. SCHIAVONI pinx. 1. Francis I., Emperor of Austria. SCHIAVONI pinx. 13. The same. Artist's proof, before the broad border of the plate and before any letters, with only " J. Longhi sc." in very small letters in the right lower maryin. LE GROS pinx. 113. Napoleon Bonaparte at Arcole. Engraved in 1798. LE Gios Ipinx. P. The same. Proof, with one line of inscription, "Bonaparte," in slightly shaded uncial letters, and the artists' nanmes in very small letters, traced with the needle. 11. Napoleon I. as King of Italy, with a Crown of Laurel. Bust in profile. Proo f, with "Jos. Longhi del. et scul. 1806," - no further inscri2tion. The print (finished plate) has the lettering, " JPII Longhi delin. et sculp. 1806.- Napoleon I. Gall. Imp. Ital. Rex." Engraved for Napoleon's Code Civile, published in Milan by the Stamperia Reale in 1806. Longhi, Calcografia, Appendix by Longhena, p. 412. 206 LONGHI LONGHI, GIUSEPPE, continued. tp. Napoleon I. as King of Italy, with the Iron Crown. "Giuseppe Longhi disegnb ed incise 1812." The letter N, in a flaming star, is shaded. Engraved for Vite e Ritratti di illustri Italiani. 1p. The same. Proof; the letter N is open, formed of two lines. G. Bossi dis. J. Porta, Gian Battista dalla. " G. Bossi dis. p Bettoni - Beceni inc. G. Longhi dir." Engraved for Bettoni's Vite e Ritratti di illustri Italiani. REMBRANDT pignx. P3. Rembrandt. Etched in 1815 in conjunction with P. Caronni. See CARONNI. STUART pinx. P. Washington, George. The portrait is in the Athenmeum of Boston, U. S. Engraved in 1817 for Nicolb Bettoni's Collection of portraits entitled Panteon~ delle Nazioni. Longhi, Calcografia, Appendix by Longhena, p. 418; Beretta, Della vita etc. del Cav. Longhi, pp. 73, 74. Proof, with open letters. Later impressions have the letters shaded. Very rare artist's proofs are before any letters. LONGUEIL, JOSEPH DE, engraver, born at Lille in 1736, died at Paris in 1790. LE PRINCE pinx. Les Modeles. Proof, with only the artists' names and the coat of arms. LORENZINI, GIOVANNI ANTONIO, painter and engraver, born at Bologna in 1665, died in 1740. RAPHAEL pinx. Madonna del Baldachino. See Passavant, II. 62. The picture is in the Gallery of the Pitti palace. Engraved for the Raccolta de' quadri dei Granduchi di Toscana. ANDREA DEL SARTO pinx. Madonna and Child appearing to Six Saints: Onufrius, Laurentius, James, and Sebastian, standing, Magdalen and John the Baptist kneeling. See Alfred Reumont, pp. 179, 180. In the Gallery of the Pitti palace. Engraved for the Raccolta de' quadri dei G(randuchi di Toscana. LORRICHON, CONSTANT LOUIS, engraver, born at Paris in 1800. A pupil of Forster. RAPHAEL pinx. Madonna of the Bridgewater Gallery. See Passavant, ii. 97. Formerly in the Orleans Gallery. LOUIS 207 LORICHON, CONSTANT LOUIS, continued. Artist's proof; "Raphael Sauzio pinxit C. Lorichon sculpt 1832" delicately traced with the needle and in the middle under the pr)int. TVith the white stamp of the engraver's initials, " C. L." On India 2paper. With the engraver's autograph in pencil. Purchased for ~5 10s. " The ordinary proofs " have the inscription of the title in open letters. The plate afterwards became the property of the Bibliographic Institution in Hildburghausen. CORREGGIO 2pinx. The Marriage of St. Catherine. The picture is in the Gallery of the Louvre; half figures, natural size. Coxe, p. 43; Villot, No. 27. Proof, with opean and traced letters in a border shaded with horizontal tines. TJIith a stamp of the enyraver's initials. LOUIS, ARISTIDE, engraver in Paris, recently deceased. A pupil of Dupont. SPAGNOLETTO ypnx. Mater Dolorosa. Engraved from a picture in the collection of Count Pourtales, dispersed in the spring of 1865. The inscription in the border is in open letters. There are proofs before this inscription, before the artists' names and any letters; and still earlier ones before the border. GREUZE _pinx. Innocence. A girl with a lamb. Engraved from a picture in the collection of Count Pourtales in Paris, dispersed in the spring of 1865. Proof before letters, No. 43. The artist's proofs are before any letters and before the border line. ARY SCHEFFER pinx. Mignon regrettant la Patrie. Proof before letters, No. 44. ARY SCHEFFERT pinx. Mignon aspirant au Ciel.* Proof before letters, No. 44. DELAROCHE Pinx. P. Napoleon I. After the picture in the Standish collection, three quarters length. Proof before letters, with only the names qf the artists, the painters, and the publishers. On India paper. Artist's proofs are before any letters. DELAROCHE P3. pinx. Delaroche, Paul. Proof before any letters. * The figure of Mignon is the portrait of the artist's daughter. Mrs. Grote, Memoirs of Ary Scheffer, p. 85. 208 LOWRY LOWRY, WILSON, engraver, born about 1755, worked in London, and died in 1824. A pupil of John Browne. CLAUDE LORRAIN pinx. The Musical Shepherdess. The picture is in the Grosvenor Gallery. Smith, Cat. rais. 124. A somewhat similar picture is described under 153, but the engraving by Lowry, there mentioned, is after the present picture; and that by Winm Wilson represents the one described under 93, also engraved by Vivares. Proof before letters, with the names of the artists, the address, aanl the coat of arms. LUDERITZ, GUSTAV, engraver, born at Berlin in 1804. A pupil of C. HiUbner, of Buchhorn, and of Richomme. RAPHAEL _pinx. The Archangel Michael vanquishing the Dragon. From the picture in the Gallery of the Louvre. Passavant, ii. 232. The larger representation of the subject. Open letter. VELAZQUEZ pinx. ip. The Infanta Margarita. P. Engraved in mezzotinto, after the picture in the Louvre. Villot, No. 555. Open letter proof. KRUIfGER pinx. P. Thorwaldsen. P. Mezzotinto. Proof. With Thorwaldsen's signature. LUKAS VAN LEYDEN, LUKAS JACOBSZ. (i. e. Jacob's son) of Leyden, painter and engraver, born at Leyden in 1494, died there in 1533. A pupil of his father, Hugo Jacob, and of Cornelis Engelbrechtsen. Bartsch, VII.'* Eve presenting the Apple to Adam. B. 10. From Ackermann's collection. Cain killing Abel. B. 13. David playing before Saul. B. 27. The Adoration of the Magi. B. 37. Christ bearing the Cross. B. 72. Christ appearing to Magdalen in the Garden. "Noli me tangere." B. 77. The Return of the Prodigal Son. B. 78. The Virgin in a Glory, standing on a Crescent. B. 82. St. Matthew. B. 101. St. Jerome near a PRock. B. 112. * It has been repeatedly stated that the family name of this artist was Damesz, but this is an error. Lukas Damesz was the name of the son of his only daughter. See Bartsch, vII. p. 334. LUTZ 209 LUKAS VAN LEYDEN, continued. St. Jerome in his Chamber. B. 114. Harrach, No. 1209, 110fr. The Dance of Magdalen. B. 122. Quandt, No. 858, 300 th.; Harrach, No. 1217, 970 r. The Monk Sergius killed by Mohammed. B. 126. With the initials and from the collection of William.Edwards. Debois, No. 473, 350 r.; Harrach, No. 1221, 710fr. Virgil the Magician suspended in a Basket. B. 136. Maberly, No. 329, ~8 8s.; Harrach, No. 1225, 430fr. Ensign with a Banner. B. 140. The Promenade. B. 144. Gentleman and Lady. B. 145. A Man and a Woman seated in a Landscape; he is handing her a Vase. B. 148. The Milkmaid. B. 158. From the collection and with the initials of Frangois Debois. p. Lukas van Leyden. B. 173. A - hlleof e impressions of the above prints of Lukas van Leyden are before any address. LUTMA, JAN, the younger, goldsmith, etcher and engraver in mezzotinto and with the punch, "opus mallei," born at Groningen about 1609, died at Amsterdam in 1689. A pupil of his father of the same name.. P. C. Hooft, "Alter Tacitus." "Opus Mallei per J. Lutma." Represented as a sculptured bust. LUTZ, PETER, engraver, born at Munich in 1799. A pupil of Langer and of C. Hess. COR-REGGIO pinx. Madonna of St. Francis. The picture is in the Dresden Gallery. Coxe, p. 30. Engraved in 1834. COrREGGIO pinx. The same. Proof, with the title in cursive writing and before the coat of arms and dedication. The artist's proofs have merely the artists' names; and a very few impressions were taken before any letters. BAGNOCAVALLO pinx. Madonna in a Glory, with four Saints. The picture is in the Dresden Gallery. Engraved in 1829. The proofs are before letters; the artist's proofs before any letters. AUGUST IRIEDEL opigx. Judith. 14 210 LUTZ LUTZ, PETER, continued. The picture is owned by the King of Bavaria. Nagler, K.-L. xIii. p. 154. Artist's proof before any letters. On Indiai paper. M. MCARDELL, JAMES, mezzotinto engraver, born in Ireland about 1710, died in London in 1765. VAN DYCI pinx. Time clipping the Wings of' Love. The picture is in the Marlborough collection at Blenheim. Smith, Cat. rais. No. 262; Waagen, Treasures, III. p. 122. SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS pinr. Lady Fenhoulet, when Ann Day. Proof, with the names of the artists and the address, but without the name of the person represented. IMCINNES, EDWARD, English mezzotinto engraver of the present day. MISS MARGARET GILLES pinx. W. William Wordsworth. Prlooj: MAJOR, THOMAS, English engraver, born about 1715, died in 1768. TENIERS pinx. The Village Surgeon. See Smith, Cat. rais. 419. TENIERS pinx. Grand Village Festival. See Smith, Cat. rais. 495. Engraved in 1752 from a picture then in the possession of B. Cleve, Esq.'The entire margin and inscription of the plate is cut off. MALLERY, KAREL VAN, designer and engraver, born at Antwerp in 1576. He followed the style of the Wierxes. The Virgin and Child. In 8vo. WVith four lines of inscription " Gaudia matris... tonanti." Without the engraver's name, but with " Joa. Galle exc." MANDEL, JOHANN AUGUST EDUARD, designer and engraver, born at Berlin in 1809. A pupil of Buchhorn. RAPHAEL pinx. Madonna della Sedia, or della Seggiola. In the Gallery of the Pitti palace in Florence. See Passavant, ii. 226. Engraved in 1865. Proof before letters, with the names of the artists and of the publisher. There are artist's proofs, before any letters, with merely the engraver's name slightly traced in the middle, and e'preuves de remarque, with a very MANDEL 211 MANDEL, JOHANN AUGUST EDUARD, continued. small white spot left on the cross of St. John, of which state only 25 impressions were taken. These were published for 100 thalers, but a few months after fetched 160 thalers. RAPHAEL 2inx. Madonna of the Colonna Family. See Passavant, ii. 59, and III. p. 100. The picture is in the Berlin Gallery. Proof before letters, with the names of the artists, of the printer, and the publisher. The artist's proofs are before any letters, with merely, E. Malndelfec. 1853, slightly cut with the needle. RAPHAEL pinx. 1P. "Raphael at the age of Fifteen." The portrait in the Louvre, - a lovely youth with fair hair and large eyes, resting his head on his hand. It probably represents some young artist-friend of Raphael. Passavant, iI. 61, and III. p. 101. Artist's proof, before any letters, with merely, "E. Mandel fec. 1860," slightly cut with the needle. BEGAS pinx. Die Lurlei. Engraved for the Berlin Art Union for 1839- 40. Open letters. L'OP. ROBERT jpinx. La Vedova. Robert's last painting; in the collection of M. Marcotte d'Argenteuil. Proof before letters, with only the names of the artists, of the publi.shers, and the printer. On Indiac plaper. The artist's proofs have only Manzdelfecit slightly traced with the needle in the middle under the plate. POLLACK pinx. Italian Goatherd Boy. Proof with open. letters, formed of two lines. On India paper. Debois, No. 482, " Epreuve d'artiste avant toutes lettres, seulement on lit, Mandel fecit Paris 1840 trace6 la pointe; elle est sur papier de Chine," 120fr.; George Smith, No. 941, ~ 7 10 s. HILDEBRANDT pinx. The Warrior and his Child. The picture is in the Wagner Gallery of Modern Paintings in Berlin. Proof with open letters. An artist's proof, before letters, Coluaghi's sale, May, 1865, No. 1191, ~ 3 6s. TITIAN piznx. jj. Titian. The picture is in the Berlin Gallery. Engraved in 1843. 1st engraver's proof, before the border. The portrait is represented in a frame in which, below, there is a tablet for the name; this impressioln is before the frame, and before any letters. On India paper. 212 MANDEL MANDEL, JOHANN AUGUST EDUARD, continued. "Artist's proofs" have the ornamented border, with the tablet left white, and below it, in the middle of the margin, merely the name Mandel traced with the needle. - Proofs have only the names of the painter and the engraver, and the tablet left blank. VAN DYCK pinx. J. Van Dyck. The picture is in the Gallery of the Louvre. Villot, No. 152. Engraved in 1840. Proof before letters, having merely the names of the artists, the publishers, and printer, and the tablet slightly shaded with horizontal lines, without inscription. On India paper. Artist's proofs are before any letters and with the tablet white. G. Smith, 1861, No. 938, ~ 6. VAN DYCK pinx. p. Charles I. From the picture in the Dresden Gallery, a three fourths length portrait. Engraved in 1851. Artist's proof, with merely " Mandel fee." in the middle of the lower margin, traced with the point. On India paper. G. Smith, 1861, No. 936, ~ 6 10 s. - Present price ~ 10. Proofs have the artists' names. DORIS STOCIK del. 1789. P. Mozart. Engraved in 1858 en medallion. IlANTEGNA, ANDREA, painter and engraver, born at Padua in 1431, died at Mantua in 1506. A scholar of F. Squarcione. Bartsch, xIII. The Entombment. B. 3. One of the earliest delicate impressions, made by means of a roller, by hand. Marshall, No. 1084, ~ 11 10 s.; Harrach, No. 1421, 315fr. Triumphal Procession, Roman Senators. B. 11. Triumphal Procession, Elephants and Torches. B. 12. Triumphal Procession, Soldiers and Trophies. B. 13. W These pieces Mantegna engraved from his studies for the famous Triumphs of Csesar, a series of nine pictures, painted in distemper, and now at Hampton Court. M3ARATTI, CARLO, painter and etcher, born at Camurano in the Marquisate of Ancona in 1625, died at Rome in 1713. A pupil of Andrea Sacchi. Bartsch, xxI. Virgin and Child with Magdalen. B. 6. MARC-ANTONIO 213 MARATTI, CARLO, continued. - With the inscription, "Carolus Maratus inuen. et fecit Romae." The proofs are before this inscription. MARC-ANTONIO, (full name, MARc-ANToNIo RAIMONDI,) goldsmith, niellist, and engraver, born at Bologna about 1488, died in his native town in 1534. He was first a pupil of the painter and goldsmith Francesco Francia, then studied the works of Diirer and Lukas van Leyden, and finally gave himself up to the school of Raphael, whose drawings he multiplied with the graver. Bartsch, xIv. -All the following impressions are before any retouch and before address, except when the contrary is expressly stated. RAPHAEL del. Adam and Eve. B. 1. Very early impression, in perfect condition. From the collections and with the marks of Sir Peter Lely and Wm. Esdaile; this same copy was also sold in the Ottley collection, No. 1444. Purchased for ~63 from Messrs. Evans; B. Delessert, No. 36, 1520fr.; Marshall, No. 1570, ~86; Goddard, No. 121, ~132. RAPHAEL del. David cutting off the Head of Goliath. B. 10. 3d state of the plate, with the 1st address, that of Antonio Salamanca. The 2d address is that of Van Aelst. - The rare 1st state of the plate is before the tablet with the monogram of the engraver; the 2d state has the monogram, but is before any address. RAPHAEL del. The Massacre of the Innocents: with the Fir Tree. B. 18. 2d state of the plate, with Raphael's name and Marc-Antonio's monogram, but before any retouch, and before the address of Salamanca. Our impression is soiled, mended, and pasted down. A fine impression, Johnson, No. 136, ~61; Drugulin's sale, London, 1866, No. 1265, -~ 52. RAPHAEL del. The Massacre of the Innocents, without the Fir Tree. B. 20. Fine impression of the 1st state, before Salamanca's address. Maberly, No. 414, ~35; George Smith, No. 1073, ~44; Goddard, No. 126, ~ 50. RAPHAEL del. The Saviour at the Table of Simon the Levite. B. 23. 1st state, before the retouch, before the parquetedfloor, and before the address of Lafreri. From Otto's collection. RAPHAEL del. The Deposition from the Cross. B. 32. Fine and very early impression. From Otto's collection. - Delessert, No. 49, 910 fr.; Marshall, No. 1575, ~ 22 10s. 214 MARC-ANTONIO MARC-ANTONIO, continued. RAPHAEL del. "La Vierge au bras nu." The Dead Christ at the Feet of Mary. B. 34. Fine and early impression. Passavant says (Rafael vo) Urbino, ii. p. 631) of this engraving, that it surpasses in delicacy of expression everything we know of Marc-Antonio so much, that he is inclined to ascribe it to another highly gifted master, of whom no other work is known. Weigel, Kunst - Catalog, No. 16504, calls it " a truly divine work," but considers it engraved by Marc-Antonio, in the time of his plate of Lucretia, and attributes its eminent superiority to Raphael's own drawing on the 2late. Wellesley, No. 346, ~38. RAPHAEL del. Paul Preaching at Athens. B. 44. Impression before the retouch and before address, but not one of the earliest of this state. A fine impression, Maberly, No. 418, ~ 15. RAPHAEL del. La Vierge i l'escalier. B. 45. Very early and powerful impression. RAPHAEL del. La Vierge assise sur les nues. B. 47. Very early and perfect impression. Our copy was purchased from Messrs. Evans in 1855 for ~ 35. It has the stamp of Thomas Lloyd, to whose collection it formerly belonged, catal. No. 832, and from which it was purchased in 1825, together with MarcAntonio's print B. 45, for ~ 3 1 s. by W. Y. Ottley; from Ottley's collection, 1837, No. 1460, it was purchased by Molteno for ~t3 5s. He sold it again, and an impression like ours occurs again in Thorel's sale, Paris, Dec. 1853, No. 87, where it was purchased by Messrs. Evans for 610fr. Delessert, No. 54, 510fr. RAPHAEL del. La Vierge i la longue cuisse. B. 57. 1st state, before address. From Otto's collection. RAPHAEL del. Holy Family, the Child sucking. B. 60. Fine and harmonious early impression. Quandt, No. 1727, 90 th. RAPHAEL del. La Vierge au berceau. B. 63. 1st state, before Salamanca's address. Harrach, No. 1884, 505 fr. BACCIO BANDINELLI del. The Martyrdom of St. Lawrence. B. 104. RAPHAEL del. The Five Saints. B. 113. Early and powerful impression. From Otto's collection. Wellesley, No. 366, ~20; a fine impression, MARC-ANTONIO 215 MARC-ANTONIO, continued. Johnson, No. 132, ~66; Delessert, No. 67, 500fr.; Harrach, No. 1889, 2,000 fr. RAPHAEL del. St. Cecilia. B. 116. One of the earliest impressions, with the very dark shade under the chin of the saint, resembling a neclclace. From Otto's collection. - Thorel, No. 90, 1086 fr.; Delessert, No. 69, 870fr.; Lasalle, No. 318, 1350 fr.; Goddard, No. 136, ~ 75 10s. RAPHAEL del. "The Martyrdom of St. Felicitas "; more correctly, of St. Cecilia. B. 117. See Passavant, III. p. 151. 1st state, before address. G. Smith, No. 1069, ~ 21; Wellesley, No. 367, 2~33; Goddard, No. 142, ~33. RAPHAEL del. Dido. B. 187. Early harmonious impression. From the collection of De Bammeville, No. 479; bought for ~ 12. It was previously in the collection of Cardinal Fesch.- Goddard, No. 146, ~36. RAPHAEL del. The same. B. 187. Impression of the retouched plate. RAPHAEL del. Lucretia. B. 192. Early harmonious impression. From the collection of De Bammeville, No. 48; bought for ~ 20 10s. It was previously in the collection of Cardinal Fesch. — Wellesley, No. 396, ~76 13s. RAPHAEL del. Cleopatra, or, more correctly, Ariadne. B. 199. Raphael took the motive from the antique, formerly in the garden of the Belvedere, now in the Museo Pio-Clementino in Rome. Very fine impression of this beautiful plate. From Otto's collection. - Debois, No. 530, 201fr.; Goddard, No. 150, 2~68. RAPHAEL del. Alexander puts Homer's Works in the Tomb of Achilles. B. 207. Fine impression of the 1st state, before Salamanca's address. From Otto's collection. -Debois, No. 531, 141fr.; Maberly, No. 427, 2~43. GIANANTONIO RAZZI del. The Triumph of Titus. B. 213. The original drawing by Gianantonio Razzi, formerly attributed to Andrea Mantegna, also to Fr. Francia, is in the Musee Imperial in Paris. A very fine and powerful impression. 216 MARC-ANTONIO MARC-ANTONIO, continued. Our copy was successively in the collections of Denon, Debois (No. 533, 240fr.), and Lasalle (No. 322, 460fr.). It was purchased from Messrs. Evans for ~ 30. - Harrach, No. 1902, 800fr. Two Fauns carrying the Infant Bacchus in a Basket. B. 230. From a drawing probably by Raphael, after an antique bas-relief " on a sarcophagus found in Crete." (catalogue of the Mcanchester Exhibition in 1857, Suppl. p. 31.) From the collection of De Bammeville; purchased for ~ 15 10 s. RAPHAEL del. The Judgment of Paris. B. 245. Impression of the retouched plate with the address of Salamanca, which has been erased on the print. A good impression, of course before address, Wellesley, No. 406, ~ 63; Goddard, No. 269, ~ 67; a very fine one, Johnson, No. 135, ~ 320. RAPHAEL del. Parnassus. B. 247. Clear and powerful impression. From the collection of De Bammeville, No. 495; purchased for ~ 33 10 s. — Lasalle, No. 327, 600fr.; Goddard, No. 271 (formerly in Sir P. Lely's collection), ~ 170. RAPHAEL del. A Faun with a Child, who seems to ask him to play the Flute. B. 296. With the names of De Valois (whose collection was sold in Paris, 1801), and Dom. Artaria on the back. Purchased from Messrs. Evans for ~9 9s. RAPHAEL del. Venus wiping her Left Foot, after leaving the Bath. B. 297. Fine impression, but with two small oil spots. From the Otto collection. Goddard, No. 280, ~ 37. RAPHAEL del. The Vintage. B. 306. Perfect impression. From the collection of De Bammeville, No. 507; purchased for ~ 11 11 s. — Lasalle, No. 329, 650fr.; Marshall, No. 1585, ~ 12 15 s.; Goddard, No. 283, ~ 30. Designer not known. Cupid and Three Infants. B. 320. Good old impression. Purchased for ~ 7 7 s. - Debois, No. 558, 103fr.; Harrach, No. 1917, 600 fr. RAPHAEL del. Cupid and the Three Graces. B. 344. Drawn for the frescos in the Chigi palace (the Farnesina). Very early and powerful impression, uncommonly fine. From the Otto collection. Goddard, No. 298, ~ 26. MARC-ANTONIO 217 1MARC-ANTONIO, continued. RAPHAEJI del. Galatea. B. 350. Drawn for the fresco in the Farnesina. Before the address, but not a very early impression. From the Otto collection. —A good impression, Wellesley, No. 445, ~44. RAPHAEL del. "Quos ego." Neptune quelling the Storm. B. 352. 1st state, before retouch and before the address (of Salamanca). Superb impression, in fine condition and with margin. Logette, 1817, No. 91, 380fr. Another impression before the retouch and before address, in the collection of Van Putten, was bought in 1820 for 500fr., for the Imperial Library in Paris. La Femme an Croissant. B. 354. According to Bartsch, "apparently after Fr. Francia's design"; according to Passavant, Rafael von Urbino, I. p. 581, the design is by a pupil of Raphael. _Fine impression. Debois, No. 572, 155fr. GIORGIONE del. "Raphael's Dream." B. 359. Not from a design by Raphael, but evidently by Giorgione or his school. Impression before retouch. Wellesley, i. No. 448, ~ 26. RAPHAEL del. Prudence. B. 3 71. From Prince de Paar's collection, No. 2008. RAPHAEL del. The Two Sibyls with the Zodiac. B. 397. From Prince de Paar's collection, No. 2013. RAPHAEL del. The Pestilence. B. 417. fWithout address, but not a very early impression. A fine impression, Debois, No. 591, 399fr.; Goddard, No. 446, ~ 20. MICHEL-ANGELO del. Two Naked NMen. B. 464. Early and powerful impressioz. Goddard, No. 573, ~ 8 8 s. MARCENAY DE GHUY, ANTOINE, amateur painter and etcher, born at Arnay-sur-Aron in 1722, died at Paris in 1811. J. PAROCEL pinx. Fight of Cavalry. Without coat of arms or letters, only with the artists' names and date, traced very small, and the number 13. TINTORETTO pinx. Ip. Tintoretto. Engraved from a picture then in the collection of the Count de Vence. 218 MARCHESE MARCHESE, VINCENZO. S. Marco Convento dei Padri Predicatori in Firenze illustrato e inciso principalmente nei dipinti del B. Giovanni Angelico, con la vita dello stesso pittore, e un sunto storico del convento medesimo del P. Vincenzo Marchese. Firenze, 1853. fol. 163 pages of text, including index, besides half-title, title-page, and preface. PAINTERS. TITLE. ENGRAVERS. D. Cellesi. 1. Interior of the Second Cloister. D. Chiossone. Fra Angelico. 2. St. Peter Martyr. F. Livy. Fra Angelico. 3. Pieta. F. Livy. Fra Angelico. 4. Crucifixion and Saints. D. Chiossone. Fra Angelico. 5. Crucifixion. F. Livy. Fra Benedetto min. 6. St. Agnes. S. Martelli. Fra Benedetto. 7. Christ blessing the Virgin and Martyrs. R. Bettazzi. Fra Benedetto. 8. Virgins singing. D. Chiossone. Fra Eustachio. 9. David praying. F. Zannoni. Fra Angelico. 10. The Annunciation. D. Chiossone. Fra Angelico. 11. Same subject, different composition. F. Livy. Fra Angelico. 12. Nativity. R. Bettazzi. Fra Angelico. 13. Adoration of the Magi. Bonaini. Fra Angelico. 14. Presentation in the Temple. D. Chiossone. Fra Angelico. 15. Baptism of Christ. D. Chiossone. Fra Angelico. 16. Christ in the Desert. D. Chiossone. Fra Angelico. 17. Sermon on the Mount. D. Chiossone. Fra Angelico. 18. Transfiguration. D. Chiossone. Fra Angelico. 19. Institution of the Sacrament. D. Chiossone. Fra Angelico. 20. Prayer in the Garden. F. Livy. Fra Angelico. 21. Treachery of Judas. D. Chiossone. Fra Angelico. 22. Christ mocked. F. Livy. Fra Angelico. 23. Christ going to Calvary. F. Livy. Fra Angelico. 24. Crucifixion. F. Livy. Fra Angelico. 25. Wound with the Spear. Bonaini. Fra Angelico. 26. Crucifixion and Saints. P. Nocchi. Fra Angelico. 27. Descent from the Cross. F. Livy. Fra Angelico 28. Entombment. A. Perfetti. Fra Angelico. 29. Descent to Limbo. D. Chiossone. Fra Angelico. 30. The Marys at the Sepulchre. F. Livy. Fra Angelico. 31. Noli me tangere. E. Damele. Fra Angelico. 32. Christ and Pilgrims to Emmaus. 11 L'OspitalitT*." F. Livy. MARTELLI 219 MARCHESE, VINCENZO, continued. Fra Angelico. 33. Coronation of the Virgin. F. Livy. Fra Angelico. 34. Virgin and Saints. F. Livy. Fra Angelico. 35. Virgin and Saints. F. Livy. Fra Bartolommeo. 36. Virgin and Saints. S. Martelli. Fra Angelico. 37. Crucifixion and St. Dominic. F. Livy. Ghirlandajo. 38. Last Supper. D. Chiossone. Fra Bartolommeo. 39. Christ in Emmaus. A. Perfetti. Fra Bartolommeo. 40. Virgin and Child. F. Livy. MARCK, QUIRIN, designer and engraver, born at Littau in Moravia in 1753, died at Vienna in 1811. A pupil of Schmutzer. RIUBENS pinx. Diogenes and Alexander. Engraved in 1784 after a picture then owned by M. Ch. de Lackner in Vienna. MARCO DA RAVENNA, that is, Marco Dente of Ravenna, where he was born in the latter half of the fifteenth century; he died at Rome in 1527. A scholar and assistant of Marc-Antonio. Bartsch, xIv. F. SALVIATI del. Jupiter with the Thunderbolt in his Hand. B. 216. Early impression, without address, on thin paper. RAPHAEL del. Venus, Juno, and Ceres. B. 327. Drawn for the frescos in the loggia of the Chigi palace (the Farnesina). Early impression, without address. A Youth extracting a Thorn from his Foot. B. 480. After the antique in the Capitol. Early imizression, without address. GIULIO ROMANO inv. The Siege of Carthage. A copy of G. Pencz's engraving. It is attributed to Marco. Nagler, Kiinstler-Lexicon, art. " Marco da Ravenna," No. 44. See PENCZ. MARRI, GIUSEPPE, engraver, born at Milan about 1798. A pupil of Longhi. LEONARDO DA VINCI 2inx. Madonna of San Onofrio with the Child blessing the Donor.* See Rigollot, No. 19. Platner and Bunsen, III. iii. p. 585. Fresco, now under glass, in the cloister of San Onofrio, on the Gianiculo in Rome. Proof before any letters. MARTELLI, L., an Italian engraver of our own time. * Supposed to be the papal Datarius Baltasar Turini of Brescia, or, more probably, the founder of the cloister, Niccolk di Forca Palena. 220 MARTELLI MARTELLI, L., continued. BRONZINO pinx. P1'. Maria de' Medici, when a young girl. The engraving has a white stamp below, with the inscription, Society edit.... della Galleria di Firenza. /MAIRTELLI, S., an Italian engraver of the present day. See V. MARCHESE, "San Marco," etc., plates 6 and 36. MARTINET, ACHILLE LOUIS, designer and engraver, born at Paris in 1806. A pupil of Pauquet, Forster, and Heim. RAPHAEL pinx. Holy Family called "La Vierge au Palmier." The picture is in the Bridgewater Gallery. Passavant, ii. 38. Engraved in 1844. Artist's proof before any letters. Onr India paper. Purchased for ~ 7 7 s. Proofs are before letters, with only the artists' names engraved. RAPHAEL pinx. Madonna with the Goldfinch, "Madonna del Cardellino." See Passavant, ii. 36. The picture is in the Tribune of the Uffizj Gallery in Florence. Engraved in 1838. Proof before letters, with merely, " Peint par Raphael Sanzio, grave par Achille Martinet," and, below, the names of the printer and publisher. On India paper. Artist's proofs have, slightly traced with the needle, Peint par Raphael Sanzio, Dessine et grave par A chille Mlfartinet. There are still earlier proofs with merely the engraver's name traced with the needle in the middle of the lower margin of the plate. RAPHAEL pinx. Madonna di Granduca. See Passavant, II. 27. The picture is -or was -in one of the ducal apartments in the Pitti palace in Florence. Engraved in 1838. A slightly shaded engraving. Has open, letters. On India paper. The proofs are before letters. RAPHAEL pinx. La Vierge a la Redemption. See Passavant, ii. p. 410, g, and III. p. 171, a. A picture of Raphael's school, formerly owned by Count Verme in Milan, now by Sig. Tosoni, in the same place. Engraved in 1845. Has open letters. Proofs are before letters; artist's proofs before all letters. DELAROCHE jpinX. " Mary in the Desert," or Hagar and Ishmael. The picture is in the collection of the Marquis of Hertford. Waagen, Galleries, etc., or Treasures, Iv. p. 85. MASON 221 MARTINET, ACHILLE LOUIS, continued. Proof before letters, with only the names of the artists, the publisher, and the printer. On India paper. DELAROCHE pinx. Charles 1. in the Guard Room of Cromwell's Soldiers. The picture is in the Bridgewater Gallery. Waagen, Treasures, ii. p. 54. Proof before letters, with only the names of the artists, the publisher, and the printer. On India paper. Artist's proofs have merely the name of the engraver, in the middle of the lower margin, traced with the point. L. GALLAIT pinx. The Last Moments of Count Egmont in Prison. The picture is in the Museum in Brussels. Proof before letters, with only the names of the artists, the publisher, and the printer. MARTINET, ALPHONSE. WINTERHALTER pinx. A Little Girl (evidently a portrait), leaning on a Dog, in a Landscape. Modern mezzotinto engraving. Proof before letters, with only the names of the artists and the publisher. MARTINI, PIETRO ANTONIO, designer and engraver, born at Parma in 1739, died at London in 1797. He studied in Paris under Le Bas. H. RAMBERG del. The Exhibition of the Royal Academy in London in 1787.* MASON, JAMES, English landscape engraver, born in 1710, died in 1780. CLAUDE LORRAIN pinx. The Landing of ZEneas in Italy; or, The Morning of the Roman Empire. See Smith, Cat. rais. 122. In the collection of the Earl of Radnor, Longford Castle. Waagen, Treasures, III. p. 140, and Iv. p. 358. CLAUDE LORRAIN pinx. Evening, the Sun setting. In an oval. Engraved in 1771 from a picture then in the possession of Sir Richard Lyttleton. Smith, Cat. rais. 308. Proof, before letters. With the initials and from the collection of Dr. E. Peart. HOBBEMA pinx. The Rural Village. See Nagler, vIII. p. 395, No. 3; Smith, Cat. rais. 65. The picture is in the Grosvenor Gallery. Proof before letters, with merely "Hobbima Pinxit... James Mason Sculpsit... Publish'd Feb. 20th 1786 by John & Josiah Boydell in Cheapside London," very slightly traced with the point; and, close under the print, the address repeated, " John & Josiah Boydell, excudit (sic) London 1786." * Le Blanc calls it, erroneously, "Exposition au Salon du Louvre en 1787." 222 MASQUELIER MASQUELIER, CLAUDE LOUIS, engraver, born at Paris in 1781, died in his native place in 1852. A pupil of his father, Louis Joseph Masquelier, and of Langlois. RAPHAEL pinux. The Entombment. See Passavant, iI. 54 and III. p. 98. Engraved in 1848, from the picture in the Gallery of the Borghese palace. Without the predella, painted in chiar-oscuro, representing the Three Cardinal Virtues, which is now separated from it, and in the Gallery of the Vatican. Artists' proof before letters, having merely the names of the artists traced slightly with the needle. On India paper. Purchased for ~ 14. The proofs have the names of the artists in uncial letters, engraved with the burin. RAPHAEL pinx. Madonna di Casa Colonna. See Passavant, II. 59. The picture is in the Berlin Gallery. Engraved in 1820. MASSARD, JEAN-BAPTISTE, the father, engraver, born at B61lesme in Perche in 1740, died at Paris in 1822. VAN DYCK pinx. Madonna nursing her Child. "La plus belle des Meres." Engraved from the collection of M. Corsivart. Not mentioned by Smith. With the engraver's address. VAN DYCK pinx. ip. Charles I. with his Queen and Children. The picture is in Windsor Castle; Waagen, Treasures, ii. p. 426; and there is a duplicate in the possession of the Duke of Richmond. Smith, Cat. rais. 224. Engraved in 1784. Artist's proof, before any letters. GHREUZE~ pinx. La Mere bien aimee. See Smith, C(at. rais. 142. With the signature of the artists on the back of the print. GREUZE pinx. La Cruche cassee. In the Gallery of the Louvre. Villot, 263; Smith, Cat. rats. 42. Impression with the address of Greuze. MASSARD, J.-B. RAPHAEL-URBAIN, the son, engraver, born at Paris in 1775. A pupil of his father. RAPHAEL pinax. St. Cecilia. See Passavant, II. 117. The picture is in the Gallery of Bologna. Engraved in 1810. Ist artist's proof before letters, having only the names of the artists, in larger letters, formed of dots. MASSON 223 MASSARD, J.-B. RAPHAEL-URBAIN, continued. RAPHAEL pinx. The same. 2d artist's proof before letters, with only the names of the artists, written in smaller letters (not formed of dots). The proofs are before the coat of arms and before the dedication. LEONARDO DA VINCI pijnx. P. La Gioconda. See Rigollot, No. 60. The picture is in the Gallery of the Louvre. Villot, No. 484. Engraved for the 2i1see Fran~ais. Proof before letters, with only the artists' names. LEONARDO DA VINCI piLxe. The same. Artist's proof, the names of the artists in uncial letters, formed of dots. FABRE pinx. P. Clarke, Duc de Feltre. MIASSARD, L., a French engraver of the present day. MURILLO pinx. The Conception. From the great picture in the Louvre, painted for the church Los Venerables at Seville, from which Marshal Soult carried it off. Stirling's Annals, II. p. 883; Villot, No. 546 bis. Proof before letters. L. MASSA-RD del. 1]. Horace Vernet. MASSE, JEAN-BAPTISTE, painter and engraver, born at Paris in 1687, died there in 1767. COYPEL pincx. Pi. Antoine Coypel. Engraved in 1717, for his admission into the Academy. MASSON, ANTOINE, painter and engraver, born at Loury, near Orleans, in 1636, died at Paris in 1700. Robert-Dumesnil, II. TITIAN pinx. The Supper at Emmaus. R.-D. 5. The picture is in the Gallery of the Louvre. Villot, No. 462. It passed from the collection of the Duke of Mantua into that of Charles I., after whose death it was purchased by Eberhard Jabach of Cologne, banker in Paris, who afterwards sold it to Louis XIV. There is a tradition that the person on the right of the Saviour is the portrait of Charles V.; that on the left of Cardinal Ximenes and the page, Philip II. The engraving is called "La Nappe," from the exquisite work of the tablecloth. 3d state, the finished plate. Early impression, before the eye of the Saviour had sucfered, and before the retouch in the air, etc. In the 1st state, " enique, peut-etre," the nails on the feet of the Saviour 224 MASSON MASSON, ANTOINE, continued. are white; - in the 2d state, " rare," the building in the background on the right is covered only with a few strokes. N. MIGNARD 2pinx. Pj. Brisacier, Guillaume de, Secr6taire des Commandemens de la Reyne. R.-D. 15. The engraving is known under the name of "The Gray-headed Man." Engraved in 1664. 2d state with the two misspellings, " Brisasier " and " Segretaire." N. MIGNARD P2inx. -The same. R.-D. 15. 4th state, with both misspellings corrected. The 1st state is before the inscription in the oval border. Debois, No. 641, 430 fr.; Duke of Buckingham, No. 1681; Archinto, No. 242, 315 fr.; Marshall, No. 1101, ~38 8s.; Colnaghi, May, 1865, No. 584, ~ 10 15 s. The 3d state has one misspelling, Segretaire. T. BLANCHET pinx. j. Charrier, Gaspard, Lieutenant, criminel an presidial de Lyon. R.-D. 16. 2d state, with the border, the arms, and the inscription finished. In the 1st state these parts are not finished, the inscription is only indicated; -in the 3d, the tassel is parted in two. P. MIGNARD pinx. j. Cureau de la Chambre, Marin, m'decin ordinaire du roi. R.-D. 24. Engraved in 1665. 1st state, before the cross-hatching on the left cheec. Von Rumohr, No. 2236, 22 th.; Von Quandt, No. 1566, 24 th. The 2d state has the cross-hatching;-the 3d has it over the whole face; - the 4th has E. Desrochers below in the oval; - in the 5th, the address was erased again and the plate was ruined. N. MIGNARD pinx. PJI. Dupuis, Pierre, peintre de fleurs. R.-D. 25. Engraved in 1663. 2 impressions. P. MIGNARD pinx. 1j. Guise, Marie de Lorraine, Duchesse de. R.-D. 32. Engraved in 1684. 3d state, before the rabbit after the word " pinxit," "rare." The 1st state is before letters and border, "tres rare "; - the 2d, with unfinished border and before the letters, "tres rare aussi";- the 4th with the word Roma, and the rabbit, and the point after the word pinxit forms a zero. N. MIGNARD pinx. jJ. Harcourt, Henri de Lorraine, Comte d', called Le Cadet La Perle. R.-D. 34. Engraved in 1667. MASTER OF THE UNICORN 225 XASSON, ANTOINE, continued. 1st state, before the figure resembling the number 4 on the left margin of the plate. The 2d state has this 4; -in the 3d the figure is again erased, but there is a strange retouch visible over the head in the hair. MASSON del.? I1I. Helyot, Madame. R.-D. 36. In 8vo. Without the name of the painter. MASSON pinx. p3. Le Fevre d'Ormesson, Olivier. R.-D. 58. Engraved in 1665. 2d state, with the correction, in the curls. In the 1st state the hair forms an arch over the brow; the figure is less finished. MASSON pinx. PI. Medavy, Franqois Rouxel de. R.-D. 51. 2d state, with the letters. The 1st state is before letters. Engraved in 1677. MASSON pinx. 1. Patin, Gui. R.-D. 59. Engraved in 1678. 2d state, before the address of the engraver. The 1st state is before letters; the 3d state has, on the right hand: a Paris rue St. Germaim de l'Auxerrois Proche lespee de Bois. MASSON dclel. P. Patin, Charles. R.-D. 60. Engraved in 1670. Impression with the inscription from a separate plate, "In effigiem V. C. Caroli Patin," etc., and four Latin verses. MASSON pinx. 1P. Turgot, Antoine, de St. Clair. R.-D. 66. MASSON, ANTOINE, an engraver of the present day. TITIAN del. The Entombment. Engraved in 1846. The picture is in the Gallery of the Louvre. Villot, No. 465. It is a repetition of the one in the Mamfrini Gallery in Venice, and was successively in the collections of the Duke of Mantua, Charles I., Eberhard Jabach, and Louis XIV. Proof before letters, with artists' names and address. MASTER OF THE CADUCEUS. See CADUCEE. MASTER OF THE DIE, whose real name probably was Dado or Daddo, and who adopted the mark of the die as an emblem of his name, has been called Beatrizet, or Beatricius the elder. See BEATRIZET. MASTER OF THIE UNICORN.' See DUVET. 15 226 MASTER MASTER UITL. Brulliot, Diet. I. No. 1291. Christ teaching the Doctors. Already mentioned at the end of letter C. MASTER E. S., 1466, goldsmith and engraver; supposed to be the first who used a rolling press, and made the engraving of copper plates his regular occupation; though his skill in handling the graver, and the number of his works, more than 200, prove sufficiently that he could not have been the first who attempted this pursuit. In his design he followed the school of Jan van Eyck. According to Harzen, Naumann's Archiv fiir die zeichnezende? KCiiste, Jahrg. 1859, p. 1 et seq., the letters "E. S." stand for Eguidius (Gilles) Stechin, or Steclin (Stecher, i. e. engraver). He -was a son of Hans, and a native of Cologne. The family name is not known. Bartsch, vI. " Solomon adoring the Idols." B. 8. In reality the Tiburtine Sibyl showing to the Emperor Augustus (who, in the costume of the Dukes of Burgundy, does homage and swings the censer) the apparition of the Holy Virgin with the Child in the air, as the true object for his worship. This engraving reproduces part of the representation of the right wing of an altar-piece by Rogier van der Weyden in the Berlin Gallery. Waagen, Verzeichniss, No. 535; compare his Treasures, I. p. 295. - Purchased for ~ 30. MATHAN, JACOB, painter and engraver, step-son and pupil of Hendrik Goltzius, was born at Haarlem in 1571, and died there in 1631. Bartsch, III. FRANCESCO ROSSI, called CECCHINO DE' SALVIATI, SAxZ. The Visitation. B. 199. Engraved in reverse, from the fresco in San Giovanni della Misericordia in Rome. Not mentioned by Platner and Bunsen. Nagler, xiii. p. 431. 2d state, with 2. Visscher's address. TITIAN pinx. The Virgin and Child with St. John (as a man) and St. Catherine. B. 208. WiFth C. Visscher's address. TINTORETTO 2pinx. The Miracle of St. Mark, who appears to and delivers a tortured Christian slave. B. 192. Painted for the School of San Marco in Venice, and now in the Gallery there. The original sketch was in the collection of the poet Rogers; it was purchased by Miss Burdett-Coutts. MATHAM, THEODORUS, painter and engraver, born at Haarlem in 1589. A pupil of his father, Jacob, and of Corn. Bloemaert. PAOLO VERONESE pine. The Marriage of St. Catherine, Angels making Music, and St. John presenting the Ring. MECKEN 227 MATHAM, THEODORUS, continued. Engraved for the Cabinet Reynst. ]"the maryin is cut off. VAN DYCK pinx. ip. Michel Le Blon, Agent of Sweden to the Court of England. The original was sold in March, 1869 (Delessert's coll.), for ~ 615. See Weber, Cat. rais. p. 123, " Portraits divers d'apres A. van Dyck." IMIATHIEU, JEAN, engraver, born in 1749, died at Fontainebleau in 1815. A pupil of Longueil. RLUYSDAEL pinx. A Watermill, with the Dwelling adjoining; in the distance two Houses of the Village, and Trees. "Ruisdael. J. Mathieu sc. 1772," without further inscription. Small folio, oblong. Nagler, Kiiinstler-Lexicon, vii. p. 437, No. 16. MAUTORT, DE, engraver at Paris about 1750. SCHALKEN pinx. "La Vieille inquiete." A woman at a window with a lighted candle. fTith Basanc's address. MIAYER, CARL, painter and engraver, born at Nuremberg in 1798. For the last thirty years principally an engraver of small steel plates, portraits, etc. for books; also a publisher and printer. LucAs CRANACHI pinx. The Woman taken in Adultery. Engraved in stipple, after the picture in the Moritz-Kapelle in Nuremberg. SCHMIDT del. e. Dr. David Friedrich Strauss. MECHAU, JACOB WILHELM, landscape painter and etcher, born at Leipzig in 1745, lived for a long time in Rome, where he etched, with Dies and Reinhart, the Collection de vues pittoresques d'ltalie. He died at Dresden in 1808. See PREINHART. MECKEN (or MECKENEN), ISRAEL VAN, the elder, sometimes miscalled van MAecheln, painter, goldsmith and engraver, probably a native of Mecken, a small town on the Moselle. He engraved after the Master E. S. 1466, and Franz van Bocholt, and even older models, and lived at Bocholt, where his name occurs in documents from 1482 to 1498. He died in 1503." Bartsch, vI. Christ scourged; from the Passion. B. 13. 1 Zani, Ottley, Von Quandt, and Renouvier have come to the conclusion that there was a second, a younger Israel, perhaps the son and pupil of the elder, and that he continued to work till 1527, and copied a great deal, even after I)irer. 228 MEDICO MEDICO, ALOYSIO DEL, engraver. MASACCIO pinx. Frescos in the Church of San Clemente. According to Vasari painted by Masaccio, though Schorn, in his notes to Vasari, ascribes the work to Giotto. Platner and Bunsen, III. i. p. 582. 8 plates in outline, namely, The Evangelists, the Fathers of the Church, the Apostles, the Annunciation, and St. Christopher with the Christ-child. These plates are added to Labruzzi's Le Pitture dli Mlasaccio esistenti in Roma nella Basilica di San Clemnente. See under LABRUZZI. MELINI, CARLO DOMENICO, engraver, born at Turin about 1740, worked at Paris, in the style of Beauvarlet, towards the end of the last century. DROUAIS pinx. 1. The Two Children of Prince Turenne. Represented as Savoyard boys, one with a marmot, the other with a hurdy-gurdy. The picture is not in the Louvre. MELLAN, CLAUDE, painter and engraver, born at Abbeville in 1601, died at Paris in 1688. He was a pupil of Simon Vouet; for engraving he studied Egidius Sadeler and Fr. Villamena. Montaiglon, Catalogue raisonnle de l'ceuvre de Claude Mellan, Abbeville, 1856. CLAUDE MELLAN del. Ij. Mellan, Claude. M. p. 77. Ist state, before Odieuvre's address. TINTORETTO pinx. Jacob and Rachel at the Well. M. 3. From Otto's collection, No. 790, where it is called "Capitalblatt, vor der Adresse." - Holy Family, or, rather, Rest in Egypt. M. 13. 3d state, with the coat of arms of Bishop Beaumanoir and the words " cum privilegio Regis " after the engraver's name. The 1st state is before the arms; — the 2d with the arms, but before cum privilegio Regis; - in the 4th the arms are effaced, and the place on the stone where they were is shaded. Christ praying in the Garden. M. 22. 2d state, with the dedication. The 1st state is before dedication. The Sudarium of St. Veronica, with the Face of the Thorn-crowned Saviour.t M. 25. There are three different copies of this print. * Nagler, under No. 18, mentions a state " before the mark of the artist " (it is not a mark, but the full names of both artists) of which Montaiglon does not speak. Heller enumerates this print twice, first as " Jacob and Rachel," then under the title " Rebecca," which mistake Le Blanc has repeated. t Natler, under No. 1, mentions a state " before the letter." IHeller has " 1st state before letters, 2d state, before address," — which Le Blanc copies after him. I have not met with any alant la lettre, and have seen even very late impressions without any address. MELLAN 229 VIMELLAN, CLAUDE, continued. The Corpse of our Saviour prepared for Burial by the Virgin; St. John and the Holy Women mourning. "Factvs obediens vsqve ad mortem." M. 32. St. Alexius Romanus, represented as dead. M. 49. 1st state, before " cum p. R." on the right, below. St. Francis. M. 71. The saint, in the robe and hood of a capuchin, is kneeling before a cross placed on the ground; in the background is another figure of a capuchin in a hood. Inscription: Cum priuilegio... Cl. Mellan Gall. inuen. et sc... Eminentissimo S. R. E. Card. de la R]ochefovcavlt l'it. S. Calisti hanc S. IFrancisci eggiem Patroni S. E. in obseqvii monvmentvm ofert. d. d. Clavd. Mellan, 1638.i' St. Ignatius in Ecstasy. M. 79. Over the saint's head are the words "Ego vobis Romae propitivs ero." 3d state, having in place of the dedication, " Solicitvdinis patris pro bono familiae vigilantis. - C. Mellan in. et sc." The Ist impressions are before the inscription, Ego vobis. Perseus delivering Andromeda. M. 121. 1st state, before the dedication to Giustiniani, like Paignon-Dijonval's. The 2d state is with the dedication; the 3d is retouched in the water. SIM. VOUET pinx. Lucretia with the Dagger. M. 122. pi. Bentivoglio, Cardinal. M. 169. From the collection of P. flariette. Superb impression.:i. Gassendi, Pierre. M. 189. J. Habert de Montmor, Henri Louis. M. 194. A late impression, with the address "A Paris chez Vanheck" (erased). Nagler mentions, under No. 265, "1st impression, before the mark of Mellan," which Le Blanc copies. The "mark," however, is, Claud. Mellan Gall. del. et sculp. J. Giustiniani, Vincenzo. M. 197. 2d state. The 1st state is before letters. J. The Capuchin Father Joseph. M. 196. In 8vo. From Gawet's collection. ]. Peyresc, Fabri de. M. 223. 1st state, before the plate was reduced. The plate was afterwards cut down for Odieuvre's portraits. * Heller describes the 1st state as with the year 1627, the 2d as with the year 1638 and having the eyes shut, the 3d as having the eyes open, which Le Blanc, No. 65, repeats. Montaiglon has bllt one state. 230 NIMELLAN MELLAN, CLAUDE, continued. 1). Seguier, Pierre. M. 231. 1st state, before the additional inscription, " anno aetat. suae 51." The 2d state has the inscription. POUSSIN del. Apollo crowning Virgil. M. 303. See Smith, Cat. rais., Poussin, No. 283. 1st state, before any letters. The 2d state is also without the names of the artist, but on an escutcheon stands " VIRGILII MARONIS OPERA," and below " PARISIIS E TYPOGRAPHIA REGIA ANNO MDCLI." IMIERCURJ, PAOLO, painter and engraver, born at Rome in 1804, works at Paris. DELAROCHE pinx. St. Amelia, Queen of H-ungary. The picture was in the Oratory of Louis Philippe's Queen Amelie. Engraved in 1841. Artist's proof; the plate has merely the names of the artists slightly traced with the point, in very small and irregular letters. The 2d proofs have the artists' names in the same words, re-engraved, also in delicate letters, but regularly and calligraphically written; they have further tho inscription Sainte Amnlie in open letters, and, below, the names of the publisher and printer. - In the 3d state, Reine de Hongrie is added to the inscription. LiOP. ROBERT pinx. The Reapers in the Pontine Marshes. The picture is in the Gallery of the Louvre. Engraved in 1831, with the aid of etching and the aquatinta manner, for the Paris journal L'Artiste. Proqf before letters, having merely the eng/raver's name, "P. Mercurj dis. e inc. Parigi 1831," and the nanme of the printer, "imprime par Chardon ain6," traced with the point. There is one impression on record, " Premiere 6preuve d'artiste; on lit seulement: P. Mercurj dis. e inc. PariYi 1831," and before the name of the printer, Debois, 1843, No. 678, 365 fr.; it occurred again at Thorel's sale, Paris, 1853, No. 103, 361 fr., and again at Schletter's, Leipzig, 1855, No. 73. 1. Columbus, "after an old cotemuporary picture." Proof before cany letters, except very slightly written with the needle, " P. Mercurj inc. 1843.",. Tasso. In 8vo. Impression on India paper; below is the address " Goupil et Vibert." Earlier impressions are without this address. MILLER 231 MER.Z, JACOB, painter and engraver, born in the Canton of Ziirich in 1783, died at Vienna in 1807. A pupil of Lips. i1. Canova. Engraved in 1805 in folio. Has open letters. Proofs are before any letters. MICHEL, JEAN-BAPTISTE, engraver, born at Paris in 1748, died at London in 1804. TENIERS pinx. A Flemish Kitchen. Smith, Cat. rais. 507. In the Imperial Gallery of St. Petersburg. Engraved for the Houghton Gallery. Open letter proof. LEONARDO DA VINCI pinx. 1. La Gioconda, undraped. See Rigollot, under No. 60, p. 67. The picture is in the Imperial Gallery of St. Petersburg. Engraved for the Houghton Gallery. MIDDIMAN, SAMUEL, designer and engraver, principally of landscapes, born in 1746, died at London in 1818. A scholar of Woollett and of Bartolozzi. CIPRIANI et G. BARRETT pinx. Scene from Shakespeare's Tempest, Act I. Landscape in an oval; figures by Bartolozzi. CIPRIANI, G. BARRETT, et GILPIN _pimx. Scene from Shakespeare's As You Like It. Landscape in an oval; figures by Bartolozzi. JAN BREUGHEL ipinx. Adam and Eve in Paradise. "Picture in the Royal Palace at Windsor." Engraved in 1799, in conjunction with James Heath. Open letter proof. MIGER, SIMON CHARLES, engraver, born at Paris in 1747, died in 1805. A pupil of Cochin the younger. VANLOO p2inx. Louis Michel Vanloo, painting the portrait of his Father, Jean-Baptiste Vanloo. Painted in 1762. Engraved in 1799. MILLER, WILLIAM, an English engraver of the present day. TURNER pinx. Venice from the Canale Grande. Proof before letters, with only the names of the artists and publishers slightly traced. On India paper. GAINSBOROUGH pinx. The Watering Place. The picture is in the Vernon Gallery. Waagen, Treasures, I. p. 368. Open letter proof. On India paper. 2 32 MIRICENUS MIRICENUS, MERICENUS, or A MYRICINIS, PETRUS, a Dutch engraver of the second half of the sixteenth century, whose real name Renouvier has ascertained to be Pieter van der Heyden. His monogram is composed of the letters A M E united, and surmounted by a P. Renouvier, Des types et des maniores des maltres graveurs, II. p. 148. ANDREA DEL SARTO pinx. Herod ordering the Imprisonment of St. John the Baptist. After the fresco in the Chiostro della Compagnia dello Scalzo in Florence. Cock exc. PIETER BREUGHEL, the elder, pinx. Landscape with Grotesque Devilry. In the foreground is a female figure praying with a cross in her hands, sitting on a stone from which hangs a chain, and with shackles at her feet; under it the inscription Patientica. On the left, If. Cock excude 1557, on the right the monogram of the engraver, and, Brueghel [sic] inuent; below, in the margin, Patientia est malorum quma aut inferuntur, ant accidunt, curm cequtanimitate perlatio. Lact. inst. Lib. 5. MOCHETTI, ALESSANDRO, a pupil of Volpato, born at Rome in 1760. RAPHAEL pinx. See under MONTAGNANI, "Picturae Peristyli Vaticani," Nos. 17 - 20, 22, 29 - 32. RPAPHAEL pinx. a. Psyche giving the Vase to Venus. b. Cupid and Jupiter. One plate from Raphael's frescos in the Farnesina. See under RICCIANI. MOGALLI, COSMO, engraver, born at Florence in 1667, died in 1730. TITIAN pinx. The Virgin and Child, St. Elizabeth, and the infant St. John. The Christ-child is represented as taking the globe from a kneeling Emperor, Charles V. Engraved for the Raccolta de' quadri dei Grandutchi di Toscana. The picture, formerly in the Gallery of the Uffizj, is not now in either of the Florentine Galleries. MOITTE, PIERRE ETIENNE, engraver, born at Paris in 1722, died in 1780. A pupil of Beauvarlet. ANDREA DEL SARTO pinx. Holy Family, with a Go-cart. In the Dresden Gallery. Engraved for the Rec. d'est. de la Gal. de Dresde, I. No. 7. RUBENS pinx. The Judgment of Paris. The picture is in the Dresden Gallery; it corresponds with the picture formerly in the Brahl collection, and is probably the same, though that is not stated in Hiibner's catalogue. This plate seems also to be the same MOITTE 233 MOITTE, PIERRE ETIENNE, continued. that was, as No. 30, in the Reczeil d'estampes gravees d'apres les tableaux de la Galerie et du Cabinet de S. E. l. le Comte de Briihl, etc., Ie partie, 1754. Royal fol. 50 pl. (No more appeared.) It had the inscription "Peint par P. P. Rubens. Grave A l'Eau forte par P. F. Tardieu " (all on the left side), the coat of arms of Count Briihl, an inscription, " Grave d'apres le tableau original... qui est dans la Galerie de... le Comte Briihl." When the picture came into the Electoral Gallery, Moitte retouched the plate, and changed the inscription, supplying the Electoral coat of arms, and it forms thus No. 35 of the third, the interrupted, volume of the ]iec. d'estampes de la Gal. de Dresde. Another picture of the same subject, about four times as large in size, but smaller in composition, otherwise corresponding with the Dresden picture, only painted in a bolder and broader style, is in the National Gallery in London, having been previously in the Orleans and Penryce collections. Smith, Cat. rais. 748; Waagen, Treasures, I. p. 317. Trial impression on thinner paper and before the number. MONTAGNANI, PIETRO PAOLO, engraver and publisher, born at R'ome in 1740. RAPHAEL pinx. Picturae Peristyli Vaticani manus Raphaeli Sanci... expressae... Opus... quod Honori Pii VI. Pontificis Maximi... Petr. Paulus Montagnanus dedicat... Romae, [1790.] Oblong fol. Fresco paintings in the 13 cupolas of the arcade of the Loggie, known under the name of " Raphael's Bible." (See also under OTTAVIANI and VOLPATO.) Passavant, II. p. 207, i.; Platner and Bunsen, Rom, II. i. p. 302, et seqq.; Kugler, Handbook of Painting, ii. p. 361. Montagnani was only the publisher; * the names of the several engravers are mentioned on the plates. This is the 1st impression, the 2d was published in 1795. The 52 plates are as follows:GIULIO ROMANO pinx. Cupola I. The Creation. 1. God dividing Light from Darkness. Passavant, II. 128. 2. God dividing Water from Earth. P. II. 129. 3. Creation of Sun and Moon. P. II. 130. 4. Creation of Animals. P. II. 131. *$* Nos. 1- 4 were engraved by Aloysio Cunego. GIULIO ROMANO pinx. Cupola II. History of Adam and Eve. 5. God leading Eve to Adam. P. II. 132. 6. Temptation and Fall. P. II. 133. 7. Expulsion from Paradise. P. II. 134. * Le Blanc and Nagler incorrectly speak of him as the engraver of 52 plates of Raphael's Loggie. 234 MONTAGNANI MONTAGNANI, PIETRO PAOLO, continued. 8. Adam and Eve at Labor. P. II. 135. "* Nos. 5 - 8 were engraved by Giovanni Petrini. GIULIO ROMANO pinx. Cupola III. History of Noah. 9. Building of the Ark. P. II. 136. 10. Deluge. P. II. 137. 11. Leaving the Ark. P. II. 138. 12. Noah's Offering. P. II. 139. *** Nos. 9 - 12 were engraved by Carattoni. FRANCESCO PENNI pinx. Cupola IV. History of Abraham and Lot. 13. Abraham and Melchizedek. P. II. 140. 14. Calling of Abraham. P. II. 141. 15. Abraham meeting Three Angels. P. II. 142. 16. Lot leaving Sodom. P. II. 143. *** Nos. 13 - 15 were engraved by Carattoni; No. 16 by G. Morghen. FRANCESCO PENNI pinx. Cupola V. History of Isaac. 17. God appearing to Isaac. P. II. 144. 18. Isaac embracing Rebecca. P. II. 145. 19. Isaac blessing Jacob. P. II. 146. 20. Esau asking a blessing. P. II. 147. ** Nos. 17 - 20 were engraved by Alessandro Mochetti. PELLEGRINO DA MODENA p7inx. Cupola VI. History of Jacob. 21. Jacob's Ladder. P. II. 148. 22. Jacob and Rachel at the Well. P. II. 149. 23. Jacob suing for Rachel. P. II. 150. 24. Jacob returning to Canaan. P. II. 151. *** Nos. 21, 23, 24 were engraved by Aloysio Cunego; No. 22, by Alessandro Mochetti. GIUIIo — ROMANO pinx. Cupola VII. History of Joseph. 25. Joseph telling his Drcam. P. II. 152. 26. Joseph before Pharaoh. P. II. 155. 27. Joseph and Potiphar's Wife. P. II. 154. 28. Joseph sold by his Brethren. P. II. 153. *** Nos. 25 and 26 were engraved by Giacomo Bossi; Nos. 27 and 28 by Francesco Cecchini. PERINO DEL VAGA pinx. Cupola VIII. History of Moses. 29. The Finding of Moses. P. II. 156. 30. Moses before the Burning Bush. P. II. 157. 31. Passage of the Red Sea. P. II. 158. 32. Moses striking the Rock. P. II. 159. MONTMORILLON 235 MONTAGNANI, PIETRO PAOLO, continued. The first representation, " The Finding of Moses," was painted, according to Vasari, by Giulio Romano. *** Nos. 29- 32 were engraved by Alessandro Mochetti. RAFFAELINO DAL COLLE pinx. Cupola IX. History of Moses, continued. 33. Moses receiving the Tables of the Law. P. II. 160. 34. The Golden Calf. P. II. 161. 35. Moses kneeling before the Cloudy Pillar. P. II. 162. 36. Moses showing the Tables of the Law. P. II. 163. *: Nos. 33- 36 were engraved by Francesco Pozzi. PERINO DEL VAGA pinx. Cupola X. History of Joshua. 37. Crossing the Jordan. P. II. 164. 38. Fall of Jericho. P. II. 165. 39. Joshua's Victory. P. II. 166. 40. Joshua dividing the Land. P. II. 167.' Nos. 37-40 were engraved by Giovanni Petrini. PERINO DEL VAGA piunx. Cupola XI. History of David. 41. David anointed King. P. II. 168. 42. David conquering Goliath. P. II. 169. 43. David's Triumph over the Syrians. P. II. 170. 44. David and Bathsheba. P. II. 171. *$* Nos. 41 and 42 were engraved by Camillo Tinti; Nos. 43 and 44, by J.- B. Dasori. PELLEGRINO DA MODENA pinxl. Cupola XII. History of Solomon. 45. Solomon anointed King. P. II. 172. 46. Judgment of Solomon. P. II. 173. 47. Queen of Sheba visiting Solomon. P. II. 174. 48. Building of the Temple. P. II. 175.::/ Nos. 45 - 48 were engraved by Francesco Cecchini. PERINO DEL VAGA pinx. Cupola XIII. From the New Testament. 49. Adoration of the Shepherds. P. II. 176. 50. Adoration of the Kings. P. II. 177. 51. Baptism of Christ. P. II. 178. 52. Last Supper. P. II. 179. According to Vasari, the painter was Perino del Vaga; according to others, Giulio Romano.'' Nos. 49 -52 were engraved by Giacomo Bossi. MONTMORILLON, LUDWIG ALBERT VON, designer and engraver, born at Erlangen in 1794. ANDREA DEL SARTO pinx. Holy Family. 236 MONTMORILLON MONTMORILLON, LUDWIG ALBERT VON, continued. After the picture in the Munich Gallery. Alfred Reumont, p. 81; Nagler, K.-L. art. "Montmorillon," No. 1. A similar picture is in the Vienna Gallery. Alfred Reumont, p. 77. Proof before letters, with only the artists' names. MORACE, ERNST, engraver, born at Stuttgart in 1776, died, according to Nagler, in Stuttgart, about 1820, according to Heller, in Paris in 1808; Le Blanc has followed Nagler. He was a pupil of J. G. von MUller. GIULIO ROMANO pinx. Venus and Vulcan. The picture is in the Gallery of the Louvre. Villot, No. 296. Engraved for the Jifus6e Franqais. SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS pinx. P. Angelica Kauffman. Proofs have the name in the socle in open letters. - Artist's proofs have no letters in the socle, and no names of the artists nor of the publisher. MOREL, ANTOINE ALEXANDRE, engraver, born at Paris in 1765, died there in 1829. A pupil of Massard the elder, and, in drawing, of David. RAPHAEL pinx. 9. Pope Julius II. Engraved for the Orleans Gallery, from a copy in that collection, which was sold in England, with the other pictures, in 1800. Passavant, ii. No. 83, h. The original of many repetitions and copies is the picture in the Gallery of the Palazzo Pitti in Florence. RUBENS pinx. V. "Les quatres philosophes." Portraits of Hugo Grotius, Justus Lipsius, Philip Rubens, and P. P. Rubens. In the Gallery of the Palazzo Pitti in Florence. Smith, No. 521. Engraved for Wicar, Tableaux de la Galerie de Florence et da Palais Pitti. MORELLI, FRANCESCO, engraver, born about 1768, and a pupil of Volpato; he was a Frenchman by birth, and his name was Morel, but he usually added the Italian termination (Nagler, Ix. p. 459). Temples of the Sibyl and of Vesta. "Francesco Morel, 1797." Castle of St. Angelo. "Francesco Morelli, 1796." Tomb of Caecilia Metella. "Fr. Morelli, 179 6." Temple " delle Tosse," on the way to Tivoli "Morel, 1798." MORGHEN, GIOVANNI ELIA, engraver, a brother of Filippo, the father of Raphael Morghen, was born at Florence in 1721. MORGHEN 237 1UORGHEN, GIOVANNI ELIA, continued. GUIDO RENI pinx. St. Cecilia. "E tabula Romae Burghesianis in aedibus asservata."-' Romae apud Montagnani, in Platea Pasquini." The picture seems not to be now in the Borghese Gallery; we do not remember to have seen it there, nor do we find it recorded as being there. GUTTENBRUN pinx. ~1. J. F. Reifenstein. "Si vende a Napoli da Ernesto Morace." With a white stamp of the letters E. 2., which probably do not stand for Elia Morghen, but are the initials of the publisher. MORGHEN, G., engraved the 16th plate of Montagnani's Bible of Raphael. (See MONTAGNANI.) Le Blanc ascribes it also to Giovanni Elia Morghen; Nagler mentions this uncle, as well as a Guglielmo, a brother of Raphael Morghen, as engravers for Montagnani's work, though there is but this one plate engraved in the work by C. Morghen. No particulars are known about the life of Guglielmo, and it is possible that he is the engraver of the two plates mentioned above, under Giovanni Elia. MORGHEN, RAFFAELLO, designer and engraver, born at Portici in 1758, died at Florence in 1833. A pupil first of his father Filippo, and then of Volpato. Palmerini, (atalogo delle opere d' intaglio di Racfaello Morghen, Ediz. 3a, Firenze, 1824. GUERCINO pinX. Lot and his Daughters. Palm. 130. Engraved from a picture now in the possession of the Rev. T. Staniforth at Storrs. Waagen, Galleries, etc., or Treasures, Iv. p. 426. Different from the composition of the same subject in the Louvre. Proof before letters, with only the artists' names. In this state the plate remained a considerable time, and a great number of impressions were taken before letters; then an inscription was made in open letters, which in the next state were shaded. RAPHAEL MENGS pinx. Adoration of the Shepherds. Palm. 163. From the picture in the Gallery of Madrid. Engraved for the Coleccion de las estampas... de los cuadros... pertenecientes al -Re de Espaica. The proofs are before letters, having only the names of the artists. N. POUSSIN pinx. Rest on the Flight into Egypt. Palm. 131. In the Palazzo Rospigliosi. Proof, before the inscription, "Butirum et mel," etc., with the artists' names and the dedication traced with the needle. RAPHAEL pinx. The Transfiguration. Palm. 209. Painted for the Church San Pietro in Montorio; now in the Gallery of the Vatican. Passavant, II. 244. Engraved in 1812. 238 MORGHEN iMORGHEN, RAFFAELLO, continued. Subscription coply, signed with inkc, "N_- Quattro cento tre. R. Morghen," and having the white stamnp of the engraver's ieni-ials in the riqht-hand corner. There were 600 impressions taken of this state. The artist's proofs of the plate which are finished, except the book in the hands of St. Andrew, which has no cross-hatching, are before any letters. There are 15 impressions known of this state. " Premiere 6preuve avant toutes lettres, au livre blanc," Logette, No. 105, 472 fr.; Wilcox, No. 193, ~ 80. — There were also impressions taken from the unfinished plate, beginning with the first etch-proof, which are properly to be considered curiosities, and not as " states " of the engraving. The proofs of the plates are entirely finished. I could not find any additional work on the book, or "the leaves of the book," distinguishing the prints from the proof presently to be described, as Palmerini states, and Heller, Nagler, Le Blanc, etc. after him. The regular proofs are before the coat of arms and the dedication; they have only the inscription 2Caph.;Sanctius pinxit, Steph. Tofanelli delin. Rcaph. J/forghen sculpt."; - in open, traced uncial letters, Ft transfiguratus est ante eos. icfat. C. xvII. v. 2; — below, on the left, Aloysius Bardi excudlit; - in the middle, in uncial letters, Exstat in limperiali lfuseo Parisino;- and, in the right corner, the white stamp with the initials of the engraver. Thorel, No. 106, 910 fr.; Archinto, No. 258, 975 fr.; G. Smith, No. 1021, ~30. An artist's proof with the white book, Duke of Buckingham, 1834, No. 1103, ~ 21, and a proof of the finished plate, No. 1102, ~ 24 3 s. In the prints the artists' names remain the same, only to Raphael Morghen sculpt. is added, in a line below, Florentice 1811. The line Transfiguratus est ante eos. f.atth. C. xvii. v. 2 is newly engraved; the letters are again open, but smaller, and 2latth. stands instead of MCat. Under the coat of arms and the dedication to " Napoleon le Grand " stands, below, on the left, Depose' la ]Bibliothequae limpe'riale ca Paris 6 )D&ce1mbre 1811. Emprihn6 [sic] par Louis Barcli "; in the middle, in written cursive letters, Le Tableau existe anu JMluse2iu Imperial ac Paris, and, on the right, Par son tres humble et tres obeissant serviteur et sqe'et R]aphael ZIorghen. LEONARDO DA VINCI 9pinx. The Last Supper. Palml. 1S0. See Rigollot, No. 14. The well-known painting in oil, not fresco, on the wall of the refectory of the convent of the Dominicans in Santa Maria delle Grazie, in Milan. Engraved in 1800, after the drawing of Teod. Matteini. Impression of the let state of the print, before the mar/c, resembling a conzma, after the word vobis, and the dot under the R of the engraver's name. In the 2d state the comma and dot are found, and in the 3d the plate is retouched. The proofs have the artist's name, then an empty space, where in the MORGHEN 239 MORGHIEN, RAFFAELLO,. contintled. prints the inscription stands, Amen~ dico vobis, etc., and under this the coat of arms and dedication, Ferdcnando III., etc., traced with the needle. Harrach, No. 1523, 1200 fir. Impressions of the etching occur in which a small part of the background is finished with the graver. There are eleven artist's proofs, before any letters, and in which the dish next to the Apostle Simon is drawn only in outline, and the shadow of the bread thereon is before the cross-hatching. Such a one is described in Thomas Wilson's Catalogue, No. 180; another was sold in Johnson's collection, in London, 1860, No. 96, for ~ 316. Same state, Archinto, Paris, 1862, No. 256, 6"magnificent proof of the first state of the finished plate, before all letters, and with the coat of arms; with the white dish, on which is the monogram R. M." (these letters are not on cell the impressions). It was sold for 8,400 fr., and 5 per cent addition, and bought by Messrs. Amsler and Ruthardt, printsellers in Berlin. At the sale of Macready's prints there occurred, No. 74, a " proof with the white plate "; it was bid in by Mr. Colnaghi for ~ 110. LEONARDO DA VINCI pinTx. Head of the Saviour. Palm. 207. "Engraved in 1809, from a picture, of the size of the plate, in the possession of the Trivulzio family in Milan." BAROCCIO pinx. Christ appearing to Magdclalen in the Garden: "Noli me tanere." Palm. 222. The picture, now in England, was formerly in the collection of the Duke of Lucca. Mrs. Jameson, Sacred ancd Leyendary Art. Engraved in 1816. Old impression with the white stamp of the initials of the publishers: " A. E. L(api)." Proofs have lettres grises; artist's proofs have one of the canes in the foreground left white, and are before any letters. La Motte Fouquet, No. 320, 58 th.; George Smith, No. 1018, ~ 9; Marshall, No. 1166, ~ 7 7s.; Lehrs, No. 239, 311 th. ANDREA DEL SARTO jpinx. Madonna del Sacco. Palm. 175. Fresco in the cloister of the Serviti in Florence. Alfred Reumont, p. 153; Crowe and Cavalcaselle, IIn. p. 572; Nagler, lKiinstler-Lexicon, xIx. p. 400. Engraved in 1795. Old impression, before the additional flourishes of the letters of the inscription,, which the late impressions have. Proofs have, besides the artists' names and the coat of arms, only one line of dedication in uncial open letters, A sGua Eccellenza, il Signor Gelnerale lIfarchese MCa11mfrinei; which in the prints is shaded, and has two additional lines added in cursive letters. 240 MORGHEN MORGHEN, RAFFAELLO, continued. Artist's proofs are before any letters. Archinto, No. 265, 115fr. TITIAN pinx. Madonna watching over the Sleeping Child. Palm. 177. Engraved in 1797 for the painter Head. In 1814 it formed one of the plates of the " Select engravings published by Stone under the direction of Wm. Buchanan, Esq." Proof' with the artists' names, and the inscription " Parce somnum rumpere " it open letters; and with the English address. On India paper. In the 1st state of the print the inscription is shaded, but there is still the English address; — the 2d has the address of Artaria in Mannheim. There are artist's proofs with only the names of the artists (Johnson, No. 106, ~ 26), and still earlier ones without any letters. Duke of Buckingham, No. 1091; Marshall, No. 1169, ~ 29 10 s.; Archinto, No. 262, 6.Ofr.; Lehrs, No. 234, 70 th. GAROFALO pinx. Madonna and Child. Palm. 219. Engraved in 1815. 1st prooj; bejore letters, with only the artist's names in very small letters. The 2d proofs have open letters. - Artist's proofs are before any letters. ANDREA DEL SARTO ipinto Madonna col Bambino. Palm. 124. Virgin and Child with St. John. The picture was in the collection of Count Fries in Vienna, now dispersed. Alfred Reumont, p. 84. Engraved in 1787. Impression before t/he address. The 1st proof is before letters, with only the artists' names; the 2d has the inscription with the misspelling Rambino;- the 3d is with the correction, but is before the address; -the 4th has Artaria's address. RAPHAEL pinx. Madonna del Granduca: "Pulcra est," etc. Palm. 251. The picture is (or was) in one of the Duke's private apartments of the Pitti palace. Passavant, ii. 27. Engraved in 1823. Artist's proof before any letters, with merely the two letters " R. M." traced with the needle in the middle below. Purchased for ~ 7 7 s. - Proofs have open letters. LOD. CARACCI pinx. Madonna col Bambino. Palm. 198. Small piece, oval in a square border, two and one third inches high, one and three quarters inches broad, engraved in 1804 after a picture of the same size in the possession of the Gini family in Bologna. Impression with the misspelling " Rambino" instead of "1 Bambino" in the inscriptions. Proofs are before letters, with only the artists' names: Thomas Wilson, No. 188; Hillig, No. 296. Palmerini mentions that a very few artist's proofs were taken from the plate before the shading that made the oval square. MORGHEN 241 31ORGHEN, RAFFAELLO, continued. RAPHAEL pinX. Madonna del Cardellino, Madonna with the Goldfinch. "Mater pulchrae dilectionis." Palmn. 213. See Passavant, ii. 36. The picture is in the Tribune of the Uffizj Gallery in Florence. Engraved in 1814. Proofs are with open letters. - Lehrs, No. 233, "Proof before letters, with only the names of the artists," 43 th. Artist's proof before any letters, Thomas Wilson, No. 187. —Artist's proof before any letters, with the white book, Marshall, No. 1167, ~ 35. RAPHAEL pinx. Madonna della Sedia, or della Seggiola. Palm. 165. From the picture in the Pitti palace. Passavant, ii. 226. Engraved in 1793. Proof; with "Raffaelle da Urbino dipinse, Raffaelle Morghen dis. e inc. in Firenze. A sua Eccelza il Sigr Marchs.e General Manfredini ec. ec.," in open uncial letters; the coat of arms; a white space left for the faurther ~inscription of the dedication, and below, on the left, " In Firenze per Nicolo Pagni e Gius. Bardi "; on the right, "iRaffaelle Morghen le sue Toscane Primizie D. D. D.," 1ll traced with the needle. Purchased for ~ 9. A similar impression, Lehrs, No. 227, 63 th. RAPHAEL pinx. The same. A print im2pression with the fall inscription, and all enigraved with the burin. The artist's names as well as all the writing in currenzt letters are thicker, and the letters which were open in the proof are shaded. The impression has the 2d ccaddress of lVicolo PagnCi, and is of that state which has the misspelling A SUA ECCLLZa in the dedication. After the mere etch-prints come — 1st state, finished proof before any writing, Thomas Wilson, No. 177; 2d state, before letters, with merely the artists' names and the arms of Manfredini, Debois, No. 690, 405,fr.; — 3d state, proof with one line of inscription, dedication to Manfredini, in open letters traced with the needle as described above;-4th state, the letters of the inscription shaded, and the dedication written out in full with the graver, the address still Pagni e Bardi; — 5th state, with only Pcaygi's name as address, the inscription, that is, the dedication, erased, and only thle coat of arms left. - The 6th state has Pagni's address, and again one line of inscription in open uncial letters, the dedication, with the misspelling "ECCLLza." Palmerini describes this state with the misspelling and but one line of inscription, and so do the manuals of engraving after him. I have never met with such an impression, nor found one described in a catalogue of a collection. - The 7th state would then be the print with the full inscription engraved with the burin and the uncial letters shaded, but with the misspelling ECCLLZa; such I have seen repeatedly, and our second copy is such, though I do not find it described before Rudolph 16 242 MORGHEN MORGHEN, RAFFAELLO, contzzued. Weigel in the catalogue of Von Quandt, whose collection was sold in 1860. No. 2179, "Alter schbner Abdruck mit ECCLLZa und der Adresse von N. Pagni (on the left side below), auch Nic. de Antonj's Name als Drucker" (in the lower corner on the right). -- 8th state, still Pagni's address, with the misspelling corrected; - 9th state, address of Bettelini, Rome. There are still later impressions with Antoni's address on the left side below; and very recently the whole plate has been re-engraved, and these new impressions have again put the misspelling in the dedication, calculated to deceive: they are, however, without Pagni's address; those that I have seen had no address at all. RAPHAEL pinx. The same Madonna della Seggiola. A small plate, in 1imo, engraved in 1832, shortly before Morghen's death, when he was 74 years old. Not enumerated in Palmerini's catalogue, of which the 3d and last edition appeared in 1824. An impression before any letters, Johnson, No. 122; "before the R. M.," Marshall, No. 1161. MURILLO pinx. Magdalen. (WVhole figure, kneeling.) Palm. 188. Different from the picture in the Doria palace, Rome, which is half figure. See Alfred de Reumont, JRnemiscke Briefe, ii. p. 210; Platner and Bunsen, III. iii. p. 551." Engraved in 1800. Artist's proof of the finished plate, before any letters, Th. WTilson, No. 181; Debois, No. 696; Johnson, No. 102, ~ 35; Duke of Buckingham, No. 1085; Marshall, No. 1170, ~ 17; Goddard, No. 342, ~ 24 l0 s. Proof before letters, with only the artist's names, George Smith, No. 1014, ~11 II s.; Macready, No. 66, ~ 15 10 s. CARLO DOLCE pinx. Magdalen. Palm. 249. With the box of ointment and with the inscription: Fides salvam fecit. The picture is in the Uffizj Gallery, Florence. The proofs have open letters. - Artist's proofs are before any letters. "Before all letters, with the white jewel," Johnson, No. 116. RAPHAEL pinx. The Mass of Bolsena. Palm. 63. Fresco of the Stanze, Sala d' Eliodoro; Passavant, Ii. No. 106. * William Stirling, in his Annals of the Artists in Spain, in the Catalogue of the works of Murillo, III. p. 1439, says: " St. Mary Magdalen, possibly the picture fiom which Sir Robert Strange's and G. Balestra's engravings were executed. RoMEo, D. of Bracciano, Bracciciano Palace." The Gallery of the Duke of Bracciano came into the Orleans Gallery, and the latter was sold in England in 1798. The banker Torlonia is now Duke of Bracciano, through the purchase of the fee of the Orsini Odescalchi. I do not know of such a picture in his palace; perhaps the Doria palace was meant. The only Magdalen engraved by Giovanni Balestra that I know of is after Francesco Vanni. Sir Robert Strange did not engrave a Magdalen after Murillo; Raphael Morghen must have been meant, who engraved our Magdalen, a whole length figure; while the picture in the Doria palace, of which, as far as I know, there is no engraving, is half figure. MIORGHEN 243 MIORGHEN, RAFFAELLO, continued. Old impression before the retotch, with the mended crack in the plate barely visible over the heads of the persons on the stairs (see Palmerini, p. 43, under 4), and with, trial marks of.the graver inb the marinz. Proofs are before letters, with only the artist's name. RPAPHAEL }3inX. The Three Allegorical Figures, Attributes of Jurisprudence, - Prudence, Fortitude, and Moderation. Palm. 49. Passavant, ii. No. 68. Fresco of the Stanze, Camera della Segnatura. Proofs are before letters, with only the artist's names. RAPHIAEL pinx. Allegorical Figure. Theology. Palm. 48. Fresco on the ceiling of the Camera della Segnatura, Stanze of the Vatican. Passavant, II. 71. Engraved in 1781. Impression before the retouch of the plate. RAPIIAEL 2inx. Allegorical Figure. Poetry. Palm. 47. Fresco on the ceiling of the Camera della Segnatura, Stanze of the Vatican. Passavant, ii. 72. Engraved in 1781. Before the retouzch. RAPIHIAEL pinx. Allegorical Figure. Philosophy. Palm. 67. Fresco on the ceiling of the Camera della Segnatura, Stanze of the Vatican. Passavant, II. 73. Engraved in 1784. Before the retonuch. PLAPEIAEL pinx. Allegorical Figure, Justice. Palm. 68. Fresco on the ceiling of the Camera della Segnatura, Stanze of the Vatican. Passavant, II. No. 74. Engraved in 1784. Before the retouch. ", The proofs of these four pieces have only the artists' names. Of the two first there are also rare artist's proofs, before any letters; Debois, No. 699. CARLO DOLCE pinx. La Poesia. The picture is in the Corsini Gallery, Florence. Engraved in 1827. It is not contained in Palmerini's catalogue of R. Morghen's engravings, as the last (third) edition was published in 1824. Nagler, Kiinstler-Lexicon, No. 162. Artist's proof before letters and before the coat of arms, with onlly the artists' names. In the corner is the white stamp of the en/grcaver's initials. The proofs have the coat of arms. There are also earliest artist's proofs before any letters. "Proof before any letters, with the white buckle," Johnson, No. 114. GAV. HAMILTON pinx. Poetry. Palm. 39. Engraved in 1780. With the 1st adclress, Rome. 244 MORGHEN MORGHEN, RAFFAELLO, continuzed. GAV. HAMILTON pinX. Painting. Palm. 38. Engraved in 1779. With the 1st address, Rome. ~ ~ Of these two prints the 2d state has the address Naples; the 3d the address Florence. - The proofs, which are very rare, have the title in open letters and the coat of arms, and are before the dedication. GERARD pinx. Les Trois Ages. Palm. 238. The picture is owned by the royal family of Naples; there is a copy in the Palais Royal in Paris. Engraved in 1820. The proofs have open letters. "CORREGGIO pinx." Caritas. Palm. 166. A mother with three children. "Pulchriores Charitum pingunt charitatis amorem." Engraved in 1795. The picture was in reality painted by Ignatius Unterberger, born at Cavalese in 1748, a successful student of Correggio's works, like Mengs, whose friend and associate he was in Rome. On his departure from that city he left this picture behind unfinished and neglected, and his brother Christoph Unterberger sold it in 1786 - 87, with some other trumpery, to a picture-dealer and restorer, Lovera, who, after the necessary preparation, brought it forward as a newly discovered original of Correggio. The English painter Day purchased the privilege of making a drawing from it, and having it engraved by Morghen, which spread the fame of the picture. In the same year in which the engraving came out, Prince Nic. Esterhazy, then in Rome, bought the picture, by the advice of Hofrath Hirt, but when it arrived in Vienna, Ignatius Unterberger, who then resided there, identified it as the picture which he had left behind him in Rome twenty-five years before. It was returned to Rome in 1796, and is now forgotten. Proofs are before letters, with only the names of the artists. There occurs a counterfeit copy of this plate without any letters. NIc. POUSSIN pinx. The Dance of the Hourls to the Tune of Time. Palm. 132. See Smith, Cat. rais. "Poussin," No. 279. Engraved in 1789, when "in the Palazzo Rospigliosi." Waagen, Treasures, II. p. 156, mentions it as in the Marquis of Hertford's collection: "The celebrated Dance of the Seasons, from the collection of Cardinal Fesch, and generally known by Raphael Morghen's elegant engraving." 1st state of the print, before the inscription " In aedibus Rospigliosis." Proofs have merely the coat of arms and dedication to Ferdinand of Austria, and the names of the artists, traced. They are also before the inscription In aedibus JRospigliosis. DOMENICHINO pinx. La Caccia di Diana. Palm. 115. MORGHEN 245 MORGHEN, RAFFAELLO, continued. Diana presiding over the prize-shooting of her Nymphs. The picture is in the Borghese Gallery in Rome. Platner and Bunsen, III. iii. p. 279. Engraved in 1784. Early impression before the crack in the plate. On stout paper. From the collection of Carmesina. The late impressions show a stroke, like a large comma, where the printer's ink went into a crack, between et and Sua in the dedication. - The proofs are on paper of a bluish tint, showing the lines of the paper wire, and have no inscription, except the names of the artists, and these scarcely perceptible, in very small letters traced with the needle. - The early impressions of the print are on stout, not very white paper, which, according to Palmerini, - I have not found it, - has the watermark of the name of Pietro Miliani. GUIDO RENI pinx. Aurora with Apollo and the Hours. Palm. 125. Aurora scatters flowers before the chariot of the Sun-god Apollo, which is drawn by four steeds and accompanied by the dancing Hours. A fresco on the ceiling of the casino in the garden of the Palazzo Rospigliosi in Rome. Platner and Bunsen, III. ii. p. 400. Engraved in 1792. Impression before the retouch and on the old paper. The proofs are before letters, the artists' names excepted. Wilcox, 191, ~51; Johnson, No. 99, ~ 50; Archinto, No. 259, 1300fr.; Lehrs, No. 255, 300 th. - The first rare impressions of the print are before the inscription on the left below; In aedibus Rospigliosis. Archinto, No. 260, 360fr.; Lehrs, No. 254, 100 th. After many retouches the plate became the property of the "Stamperia Camerale" in Rome, which issued impressions again without that inscription. Recently the plate has been entirely reengraved, and the impressions look like a new engraving. AFTER AN ANTIQUE CAMEO. Head of Jupiter. Palm. 142. Engraved in 1790, for E. A. Visconti, Osservazioni sopra un antico cameo rapp. Giove Egioco, Padova, 1793. 1st impression with " effosus" instead of "effossus." The very rare proofs are before letters. RAPHAEL pinx. V1. Joan of Aragon. Palm. 239. Joan was the daughter of Ferdinand of Aragon, Duke of Montaldo, married to Ascanio Colonna, Constable of Naples, and mother of MarcAntonio Colonna, the hero of Lepanto. Vasari calls her, erroneously, Vicequeen of Naples. She was one of the most remarkable women of the sixteenth century for her intellect and her beauty; she was celebrated by more than three hundred poets, and she was of spotless fame. The picture in the Louvre is the original of numerous school repetitions. The portrait. in the Doria Gallery in Rome is by a scholar of Leonardo da 246 MORGHEN MIORGHEN, IRAFFAELLO, continued. Vinci after Raphael's picture. Passavant, ii. 236, and III. p. 144. Engraved for the Musbe Fralnzais. Impression, of the unretozuchecl plate. The proofs of this plate are before letters, with the names of the artists. Johnson, No. 120, 5 10s. - Artist's proof, before any letters, Duke of Buckingham, No. 974, 5 5 s.; Maberly, No. 356, ~ 9 5 s.; Wilcox, No. 198, ~16 10 s. CANOVA scu129s. in snarmb., SALESA del. Theseus conquering the Minotaur. Palm. 122. Proof before letters, with only the artists' names and the coat of arms. MORGHEN del. Portrait of a Nun. Palm. 173. h'lie plate never had any inscrziption, except " Raphael Morghen sc." TOFANELLI del. Pj. Ariosto, Lodovico. Palm. 208. Engraved for the folio edition of Orlando Furioso, Pisa, dalla tipografia della Societa letteraria, 1809. With L. Bardi's address. The proofs have open letters. - Artist's proofs are before letters, with only the names of the artists; George Smith, No. 996. A still earlier proof of this portrait, with those of the other great Italian poets, Dante, Petrarca, Ariosto, and Tasso, before any letters, Johnson, No. 107, together ~ 15. BARTOLINI del. Bo. Boccaccio, Giovanni. Palm. 243. Engraved in 1822, and inserted in the folio edition of the Decamerone which F. Didot published in 1816, in conformity with the Pisa edition of the great Italian poets, and which originally had only a small head of Boccaccio, in a round, engraved by Rosaspina. With the address "L. Bardi & C~ Borgo degli Albizzi." The proofs have open letters. - The set of the poets Dante, Ariosto, Petrarca, Tasso, and Boccaccio, proofs before any letters, DIuke of Buckingham, No. 971.- Portrait of Boccaccio, proof before letters with the white book, George Smith, No. 999, ~ 6. SANTARELLI del. f. Buonarroti, Michel Angelo. Head, profile view in a medallion. Palm. 226. Engraved in 1817. The plate was afterwards used to insert in Rinme de Ilichel-Angelo Buonarroti con comenzto di C. Biagioli, Paris, presso 1' editore, 1821, 8vo. Proof impression. With only the words "Raffaelle Morghen incise " cut with the needle in very small letters. MORGHEN del. p. Buonarroti, Michel Angelo. MORGHEN 247 MORGHEN, RAFFAELLO, continued. Face view, bust. Engraved in 1829, therefore after Palmerini's catalogue (of 1824). Proof, with merely the words "Raffaello Morghen disegnb e inc. 1829." VASARI pinx. 1. Cellini, Benvenuto. Palm. 245. Engraved in 1822 in 8vo. VASARI pinx. j. The same. Impression before the line forming a square border round the oval. VASARI pinx. 1,. The same. Artist's proof before any letters, as well as before the lines forming a square. TOFANELLI del. ). Dante Alighieri. Palm. 192. Engraved for the folio edition of La Divina Commedia, Pisa, dalla tipografia della Societ' letteraria, 1804. Impression without the address of L. Bardi. The different states of proofs are like those of the portrait of Ariosto. TOFANELLI dcl. 1p. Dante Alighieri. Palm. 203. In 8vo. A repetition of the preceding on a reduced scale. Engraved for Gaetano Poggiali's edition of Dante's Divina Commedia, 4 vol. 1807-13, large 8vo. RAPHAEL pinx. 1. "La Fornarina," in reality the portrait of Beatrice Pio da Ferrara. Palm. 215. The famous picture in the Tribune at Florence. Passavant, ii. No. 95, III. p. 114. Engraved in 1805. An early inmpression, with the whlite stampn of the engraver's initials in the right-hand corner below. Proofs have one line of inscription, Raphaelis amicitia celeberrima La Fornarina, in open letters, the artists' names, the coat of arms, no dedication, and on the right below the white stamp R HI. Lehrs, No. 285, 43- th. -Artist's proof before letters, but with the artists' names, Johnson, No. 112, ~ 11 15 s., and G. Smith, No. 1007, ~ 7. -A still earlier finished proof before any writing, Wilson, No. 186. - Impression of the plate in which the bust is finished except the bosom, but the arm is only traced, Wilson, No. 185; Quandt, No. 2157; Hillig, No. 307. - There is also a copy of this engraving by Antonio Morghen, with Antonio's name as engraver; impressions before any letters of this plate may be easily mistaken for an artist's proof of the original Raffaello Morghen, and, no doubt, are often confounded. RAPHAEL pinx. 1. The Head of the Figure in the Transfiguration. Palm. 204. Kneeling in the foreground; designated by the name of the " Fornarina." Engraved on a piece of silver. Very rare. 248 MORGHEN MORGHEN, IRAFFAELLO, continuzed. p. Fulger, Madame. Palm. 174. Engraved in 1794 in 8vo. It has, like all the prints of this state, merely the name of the engraver, not the name of the person represented. Proofs are before any letters; Palmerini knew of but one such impression; one occurred in Schenck and Gersticker's sale, Leipzig, Jan. 12, 1857, No. 220. 13. Guicciardini, Francesco. Palm. 235. Without name of the painter or designer. Engraved in 1819 for Gio. Rosini's edition of Guicciardini's Storia d' Italia, Pisa, 4to. It was also inserted in Nicolb Capurro's edition of the Storia, Pisa, 1822, 4to. Impression before the line forming a square round the oval. Proofs have open letters.- Artist's proof before any letters, Johnson, No. 104. ANGELICA KAUFFMAN pinx. P. Hamilton, Lady, represented as the Comic Muse. Palm. 141. Engraved in 1790. The rare proofs are before letters. ANGELICA KAUFFMAN piZnx.,P. The Holstein-Beck Family. Palm. 168. Engraved in 1794. Proof before letters, with only the names of the artists a.nd the coat of arms. Before any letters, Duke of Buckingham, No. 963. "SIMONE MEMMI" 2inX. 1P. Laura, Madonna. Palm. No. 234 and p. 97. From a miniature by Francesco Scotto after a picture in the possession of the Bellanti' family in Siena, attributed to Simone Memmi. Engraved in 1819 for Marsand's edition of Le rime di Petrarca, 2 vol. Padova, 1819 - 20, large 4to. RAPHAEL _pinx. P. Leo X. Palm. 218. The bust merely of the pope, from Raphael's celebrated picture in the Pitti palace, representing Leo sitting at a table and attended by the Cardinals Giulio de' Medici and Lodovico de' Rossi. Passavant, II. 237. Engraved in 1815 for Bettoni's Vite e Ritratti di illustri Italiani. Open letter proof with the white stamp " P. C." RAPHAEL pinx.,. The same. Artist's proof before letters with only the artists' names, and the white stamp "P. C." RAPHAEL pirx. 1p. The same. Still earlierfinished trial proof, before any letters, and without stamp. A. BRONZINO pinx... Machiavelli, Nicolb. Palm. 171. MORGHEN 249 MORGIHEN, RAFFAELLO, continued. There is a portrait of Machiavelli by Bronzino in the Palazzo Doria (formerly Pamfili). Platner and Bunsen, III. iii. p. 542. Engraved in 8vo for the works of Machiavelli, Livorno, 1797. The prints have open letters. A. BRONZINO _pinx. The same. Proof before letters, with only the artists' names. VASARi _pinx. P,. Medici, Lorenzo de'. Palm. 236. With the address, "L. Bardi & CO.-" Proofs have open letters. - Artist's proofs are before letters, but with the artist's name. Wilcox, No. 186. VAN DYCK pinx. 1P. Moncada, Francisco de, on Horseback. Palm. 162. Engraved in 1793. The picture is in the Gallery of the Louvre. Villot, No. 146; Smith, Cat. rais. 143; Waagen, Handbook, ii. p. 287. Impression before the cross-hatching on the cuirass. The cross-hatching was made after the plate began to wear, and constitutes the 2d state. — The proofs are before the inscription, Imago equestris Francisci de Moncada, etc., for which a place is left blank; they have the names of the artists, the coat of arms, and the dedication in open and traced letters, "lettre grise," Debois, No. 704, 320fr. - Finished proof before the inscription and with the date 1792, Thomas Wilson's Cat. rais., No. 176;- an artist's proof, before letters and arms, Sir. J. Hippisley, London, 1857, No. 111, ~ 23 10 s. The title-inscription of the prints " with letters " is in open letters. GERARD vinx. TOFANELLI del. i1. Napoleon I. Emperor of France, in his Imperial Robes. Palm. 206. Engraved in 1808. Open letter proof, 4th state of the finished plate. GIRARD pinx. P. The same. Print, old impression with the 2d address. The states of the finished plate are as follows -- 1st, proof before any letters and before the motto round the star of the Legion of Honor, Johnson, No. 111; Marshall, No. 1158. - 2d, proof before letters, with only artists' names, Debois, No. 705; Marshall, No. 1156. — 3d, proof with the artists' names and only the name " Napoleon" in open uncial letters, without further inscription and without address. There were but one hundred impressions taken in this state, to be inserted in a magnificent folio edition of the Code Napoleon, for which this plate was expressly engraved, and which was published by Molini, Landi & Co. in the style of the Pisa edition of the Italian poets. - 4th, proof, in which to the name, in open letters, are added the titles in cursive letters, and, 250 MORGHEN MORGHEN, RA1FFAELLO, continued. traced with the needle,.Empereiur des Franfois, Roi d'Italie et Protecteur de la Confederation duG Rhin. Without address. - 5th, print, with shaded and stronger letters, and still before the address. - Gth, with the address of Molini, Landi, & Co. - 7th, with the address of L. Bardi & Co. TOFANELLI del. ]. Neri, San Filippo. Palm. 190. TOFANELLI del. 1J. Petrarca, Francesco. Palm. 200. Engraved for Rime di ]?rancesco Petrarca, Pisa, dalla tipografia della SocietA letteraria, 1805. Impression with L. Bardi's address. The different states of the proofs are like those of the portrait of Ariosto. RAPHAEL pinx. P. Raphael. Palm. 191. In reality the portrait of Bindo Altoviti, whose family kept it as such for more than two centuries, until, about the middle of the last century, Bottari, misunderstanding a passage in Vasari, "for Bindo Altoviti he painted his portrait while he was young," pronounced it Raphael's own portrait. As such it was engraved in 1803, and as such it was in 1808 bought by Louis of Bavaria, then Crown Prince. It is now in the Munich Gallery. Passavant, iI. 96. Herman Grimm, however, maintains that it is the portrait of Raphael, and so did Baron Rumohr. RAPHAEL p9inx. P. The same. Proof, with the artists' names, coat of arms, one line of dedication in letters traced with the needle, an open space for one line, and, below, one line in small letters. Lehrs, No. 283, 38 th. - Artist's proof, Johnson, No. 115, before letters, but with the artists' names, ~ 17 10 s. -A still earlier proof, "finished proof before any writing," Wilson, No. 182. CATENI del. I. Rossini, Gioacchino. Palm. 242. Engraved in 1822, after a marble bust, by Bartolini. P. ERMINI del. j. Tasso, Torquato. Palm. 205. Engraved for La Gerusalemme Liberata, Pisa, dalla tipografia della Societa letteraria, 1807. With L. Bardi's address. The different states of the proofs are like those of Ariosto. Raphael Morghen engraved the portrait of this poet a second time, in profile view and of 8vo size (Palm. 254), which was inserted in the Gerusalemme Liberata edited by Giuseppe Molini, 1818. MIEREVELT pinx. P. "William II., Prince of Nassau." Palm. 66. This is not the portrait of William of Nassau, but of an unknown person, and as such engraved by Morghen in 1784 at Rome. After M/Ir. Artaria, MORIN 251 3IORGHEN, RAFFAELLO, continued. the publisher at Mannheim, had bought the plate, he caused impressions to be made from it with the inscription " Wilhelmus II., Princeps Nassoviae." I'his impression is before that inscription. F. VIEIRA p1inx. P. Turchi, Deodato, Bishop of Parma. Palm. 181. Engraved in 1800. 1st state qf the print, with the titles of the prelate, atnd before Bardi's address. The proofs are before letters.-" Proof before any letters," Duke of Buckingham, No. 969. LEONARDO DA VINCI pinx. P. Leonardo da Vinci. Palm. 224. Engraved in 1817, after the picture in the Painters' Portrait Gallery in Florence. Rigollot, No. 84. Artist's proof before any letters, with merely the artists' names. Purchased for ~ 8. G. Smith, No. 991, "fine and rare proof before any letters," ~ 10 10 s. -Proofs have open letters. ANGELICA KAUFFMAN pinx. P. Volpato, Giovanni. Palm. 186. Enoraved in 1801. Proofs have open letters. - Engraver's proof not quite finished, the waistcoat still white, Quandt, No. 2028. Fnr BARLTOLOMMEO pinx. Virgin and Child, with a Book and Two Angels. Palm. ed. 1824, p. 154. Inscription on the plate, Ricavato dal quadro originale esistente nella Gclleria cli S S. EJ. ilord Clive in, Londra. Engraved by Raphael Morghen and G',ovanni Volpato in conjunction. There is no engraver's name, only the address Apud Joan. Volpato. MO:RIN, JEAN, painter and etcher, born at Paris at the beginning of the seventeenth century, died in 1666. A pupil of Philippe de Champagne. Robert-Dumesnil, IH. PtI. DE CHAMPAGNE P2inx. Borromeo, Cardinal Carlo. R.-D. 46. Profile to the right, in an oval border without inscription, also no inscription below, except the artist's name. From the collection and with the signature of John Barnard. FRPANCK pinx. P. Franck, Jerome. P.-D. 52. In an oval border, without inscription; the bust rests upon a socle, and is surrounded by a shaded square. The socle has the inscription, on a slip of paper of greenish hue, pasted on the print, Jerrme lFrancqute, peintre du Roi. Francque Pin. JIorin sculp. This is pasted over and covers the inscription, HIenri IV. Roi de France et de Navarre. Ferdinanz d pinx. 2i~orin sculp. The portrait is, however, that of the painter, as Ferdinand's picture of the King represents him in cuirass, only a passe3-partout was 252 MORIN MORIN, JEAN, continued. used in printing which contained the other name. A Paris chez Bligny, Lancier du Roi, mYE d' estamvpes, etc. VAN DYCK pinx. j1. Opstal. See GAYWOOD. MOUZIN, or MOZIN, MICHEL, painter and engraver, born at Amsterdam about 1630. LIEVENS 2pinx. jJ. "Joan van Galen, Admiral der Holl. Vlote in de Middelandsche Zee." With twelve Dutch verses in two columns, divided by a coat of arms, commencing: Dus ziet men GCalen in't gedrang der Britten woeden, and ending Zyn ]Krygsroem... eewig staan. Jan Vos. "J. Livius Pinxit. - F. de Wit excudit." Without "l Michiel Mozyn sculpsit." With the address of F. de Wvit, not mentioned by Bartsch, L'ceuvre de Rembrandt, in. p. 174, No. 94, nor by Claussin, L'ceuvre de Rembrandt, in. p. 165, No. 95, who give the address of Cornelis Danckertsz. This impression is also withoutt the coat of arms in the plate, on the left above, where the space for it is left unshaded. The 1st state has Danckertsz's address; the 2d has the address of Allardt. Le Blanc, after Heller's Handbuch, art. "Mouzin," 21. MOYREAU, JEAN, engraver, born at Orleans in 1691, died at Paris in 1762. A pupil in drawing of Bon de Boulogne. P. VERONESE pinx. Rebecca and Eliezer. The picture, probably not painted by Paolo Veronese, but from his school, is in the Gallery of the Louvre. Villot, No. 110. Engraved for the Cabinet Crozat. WATTEAU pinx. La Collation. PH. WOUWERMANS pinx. Grande Chasse au Cerf. No. 20. See Smith, Ccat. rais. No. 14. When engraved, in 1736, the picture was owned by the Countess de Verrue; it is now in the Dresden Gallery. There is a repetition in the Gallery of the Louvre; Villot, No. 569. La Fontaine de Bacchus. No. 22. According to Smith, Ccat. rais. No. 35, in the Dresden Gallery, but not identified in Hiibler's Catalogue of that Gallery; when engraved in 1736, it was owned by Mr. de Fontpertuis. PH. WOUWERMANS pinx. La Present du Chasseur. No. 31. Not in Smith, Cat. rais. A party returned from the chase, in front of a chateau; on the left a statue of Diana, on the right a fountain. When engraved, in 1738, the picture was in the collection of the Duke of Orleans, to whom the plate is dedicated. MULLER 253 MOYREAU, JEAN, continued. PH. WOUWERMANS pinx. La petite Foire aux Chevaux. No. 33. See Smith, Cat. rais. 26. When engraved, in 1738, the picture was in the collection of Prince Victor Amadeus of Savoy, Prince de Carignan, to whom the plate is dedicated; it is now in the Gallery of the Louvre, Villot, No. 576, under the title " Halte de militaires." PH. WOUWERMANBS pinx. Le Defile d'Equipages. No. 44. See Smith, Cat. rais. 204. When engraved, in 1742, the picture was in the possession of the Prince d'Issenghien, to whom the plate is dedicated; it was afterwards in the collections of D'Argenville, Praslin, Prince Talleyrand, and is now in that of A. Baring, Esq. PH. WOUWERMANS piznx. Gardes de Cavalerie. No. 45. See Smith, Cat. rais. 342. When engraved, in 1742, the picture was in the collection of M. Dinet; in 1827 in that of M. Van Loone in Amsterdam. PH. WOUWERMANS _pinx. Les Marchands Forains. No. 60. See Smith, Cat. rais. 354. When engraved, in 1748, the picture was in the Gallery of Count Briihl in Dresden, the greater part of which was bought by Catharine II., for her Gallery at St. Petersburg. PH. WOUWERMANS pinx. Depart pour la Chasse a l'Oiseau. No. 80. See Smith, Cat. rais. 357. When engraved, in 1756, the picture was in the collection of the Marquis de Marigny, to whom the plate is dedicated. $