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

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2. Photograph of the picture.
3. Photograph of a slightly varied original pen and
ink sketch; in the possession of the late Don J.
Madrazo at Madrid.—T). 584.
4. Lithographic facsimile of it.
5. Photograph of a repetition in the possession of the
Earl of Dudley and Ward in London.
6. Photograph of a slightly varied and larger old re-
petition; belonging to the Ospedale della Miseri-
cordia, but deposited in the Pinacoteca of Perugia.
7. Engraving of the same by Ant. Kruger.
8. Engraving by T. Richomme; entitled “La Vierge
an Livre;” from a repetition in the Louvre.
iv. Madonna del Granduca. On wood; in the Pitti Palace,
at Florence; 0'84 x 0’56.—P. 21.
1. Photograph of the picture.
2. Engraving by R. Morghen, from a drawing by V.
Gozzini.
3. Engraving by E. E. Schafer, 1864.
4. Engraving by F. Stoeber.
5. Engraving by A. Dalco, from a drawing by R.
Buonajuti.
6. Lithograph by Robert Theer, 1853.
7. Photograph of a slight first sketch; in the Uffizj
at Florence; intended for a circular picture, with
indications of a landscape in the background;
the figures slightly altered.
v. Madonna Terranuova. On wood; in the Berlin Museum;
0*91 in diameter.—P. 22.
1. Photograph of the picture.
2. Engraving by G. Scotto; entitled “Mater pulchrae
clilectionis.”
3. Engraving by P. W. Metzmacher.
4. Photograph of a pen and ink drawing; in the pos-
session of the late Don J. Madrazo at Madrid.