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

Saints.

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D. ASCRIBED TO RAPHAEL.
i. St Anthony finding the heart of the miser. (The composition of
a basso-relievo by Tullio Lombardo in San Antonio al Padua.)
1. Photograph of the left half of this composition; a pen and
ink drawing in the Royal Library at Turin.
2. Photograph of the right half; in the Ufflzj at Florence. (Vide
also Cicognara, ii. pl. 7.)
n. St Anthony bidding the child name his father. (The composition
of a basso-relievo by Antonio Lombardo in San Antonio at Padua.)
1, 2. Photographs of the back and front of a pen and ink
drawing in the Royal Library at Turin; representing
about two-thirds of the composition, beginning from the
left.
3. Photograph of another pen and ink drawing; also in the
Royal Library at Turin; representing the right half of the
composition.
hi. St Barbara.
1. Engraving by the Maitre au De.—Bartsch, No. 12.
2. Landon’s outline-engraving, No. 395.
iv. St Bruno.
1. Facsimile-engraving by S. Mulinari of a drawing in the
Uffizj.
v. St Catherine and another female Saint.
1. Photograph of a pen and ink washed drawing; in the pos-
session of Herr Heubel at Berlin.
vi. St George, on horseback, attacking the dragon.
1. Photograph of a pen and ink drawing; in the Royal Col-
lection at Stockholm.
2. Photograph of a pen and ink washed drawing; in the Berlin
Collection; representing the same subject, slightly different
in treatment.
vii. Jacob and Noah.
1, 2. Photographs of the back and front of a pen and ink draw-
ing; in the Louvre at Paris.—Pass. p. 475. i.
viii. St Jerome, kneeling before a crucifix.—E. 33.
1. Engraving by Marc Antonio.—Bartsch, No. 101.
2. Mezzotint copy of the same by Strutt.