Dodgson, Campbell; British Museum / Department of Prints and Drawings: Guide to the woodcuts, drawings, and engravings of Albrecht Dürer: in the Department of Prints and Drawings$dexhibited in commemoration of the fourth centenary of the artist's death on April 6th, 1528 (London: British Museum, 1928)

Drawings.

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Sloane 5218-117. Warlike Operations outside a Walled Town.
Drawn with the pen in red ink. 195 x 334. There are numerous inscrip-
tions, rot, pla, wasser, ertrich, gilt nit (referring to some lines on the left
which are cancelled) in a writing which closely resembles Diirer’s. It
is not accepted as his work by some good modern critics, but though it
is difficult to prove such an attribution completely, I am reluctant to
abandon it.

1915-8-23-2. Studies op Costume, with the “ geschleudert ” monogram.
Pen and ink. 210 X 121. Collections : Mariette, Wellesley, Ginsburg.
See Burlington Magazine, XXVIII, 49.

Sloane 5218-155. A Fantastic Bird.
Pen and ink. 87 X 98. Diirer Society, XII. 9.
This drawing was believed by Giehlow to be a genuine drawing by Diirer
connected with his studies in hieroglyphics under the direction of Pirk-
heimer, about 1512-14. The name of Beham has recently been proposed
by Dr. G. Pauli.

COPIES OF GENUINE DRAWINGS BY DURER.
Sloane 5218-1. See no. 168.
Sloane 5218-187. Copy of L. 715 (no. 203). The Deity has no nimbus.
Pen and pale brown ink, tinted with water-colours. 427 X 325. The
lower corners have been filled up, completing a rectangle, and the date 1503
is written in the middle.
Sloane 5218-188. Another copy of the same drawing. The Deity has a triple
nimbus.
Pen and dark brown ink, partly tinted with water-colour (pink, pale blue
and yellow). The shape of the drawing at the foot corresponds to that of
the original. 390 x 317.
0.0. 9-1. Head ok an Apostle (study for the Heller Altar-piece), with false
monogram and date 1508.
Brush drawing in Indian ink, heightened with white, on blue prepared
ground. 293 x 214. Collection : Payne Knight.
A good copy of L. 506 (Albertina).
Sloane 5218-176. Allegory or Eloquence.
Pen and bistre, tinted with water-colours. 255 X 339.
Fairly good old copy (by the same hand as Sloane 5218-187) of L. 420
(Vienna, Kunsthistorisches Museum).
Sloane 5218-175. Venus and Cupid, Who has been Stung by Bees.
Pen and bistre, tinted with water-colour. 211 X 300.
Fairly good old copy, not signed or dated, of L. 422 (Vienna, Kunst-
historisches Museum).
G.g. 2-220. Study op a Dead Roller (Coracias garrulus, garrulus. Linn.).
Body-colour on vellum, with false monogram and date 1521. 280 x 178.
Collection : Cracherode.
Rather good old copy of L. 526 (Vienna, Albertina).