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

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x* The folloiving, though not by Raphael's oivn hand, were
executed from his designs and 'under his superintendence.
xli. The “Madonna dell’ Impannata.” On wood; in the Gal-
lery of the Pitti Palace at Florence; 1'55 x 1'23.—P. 269.
1. Photograph of the picture.
2. Engraving by Em. Esquivel de Sotomayor, from a
drawing by V. Gozzini; 1825.
3. Engraving by Fr. Villamena.
4. Photograph of the original silver-point sketch, wash-
ed and heightened with white, of the principal
group; in the Royal Library at Windsor Castle.—
D. 426.
5. Photograph of the silver-point study, heightened
with white, for the Infant Christ and St John; in
the collection of Count Conestabile at Perugia.
6. The Heads of St Catherine and St Anne: reversed
engraving, printed in colours, by Cazenave.
7. Engraving by C. Mogalli, from a drawing by Fr.
Petrucci.
8. Photograph of an early copy, in the possession
of Lord Methuen.
XLii. Holy Family: “IZ Riposo in Egitto.'' On wood; in the
Imperial Gallery at Vienna; 1*57 x 1’17—P. 270.
1. Engraving by Ad. Fioroni.
2. Engraving by C. Pfeiffer; 1798.
3. Reversed engraving by Giulio Bonasone;—Bartsch,
No. 59; with slight alterations in the landscape.
xliii. Holy Family: “Madonna del Passeggio.” There are
several pictures of this subject, which seem to be copies
of a lost original.—P. 271.
1. Engraving by P. Anderloni, after the picture in the
Bridgewater Gallery; the property of the Earl of
Ellesmere.
2. Reversed engraving by H. Guttemberg, from a draw-
ing by Beaudoin.

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