Ruland, C.: The works of Rafael Santi da Urbino in the Royal Library at Windsor Castle (London, 1876)

OLD TESTAMENT SUBJECTS.

A. BY RAPHAEL.

i. Ezekiel’s Vision. On wood; 0*500x0’365; in the Uffizj
at Florence.—P. no.
1. Engraving by E. Eichens.
2. Facsimile-engraving of a pen and bister washed
drawing; published in Libri’s “Monuments Ine-
dits.”
3. Photograph of a supposed original pen and ink
sketch; in the possession of Mr Brticke at Berlin.
4. Photograph of the original picture.

B. ASCRIBED TO RAPHAEL.
I. Adam and Eve.—P. 249. [It has been impossible to trace this
picture, for the last time heard of when in the possession of the
late M. Basseggio at Rome.]
II. The Sacrifice of Cain and Abel. On wood; 0'23 X 0*38.
— P. 250. [This picture has also been lost sight of, after having
belonged to Mr Emmerson in London.]
in. Noah and his Family preparing to enter the Ark. Col-
oured cartoon in the Palazzo Manfrin at Venice.—P. 251.
1. Photograph of the cartoon.