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

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Drawings.

xi. Apollo and Venus.—E. 63. f.
1. Engraving by the Maitre an De.—Bartsch, No. 24.
xii. The Rape of Ganymede.—E. 63. d.
1. Engraving by the Maitre an De.—Bartsch, No. 25.
xiii. Juno and Venus.—E. 63. e.
1. Engraving by the Maitre an De.—Bartsch, No. 26.
2. Anonymous reversed copy of if.
xiv. Phcenix.—E. 63. g.
1. Engraving by the Maitre au De.—Bartsch, No 76.
2. Anonymous reversed copy of it.
xv. Minerva, standing upon a globe.
1. Engraving by Marc Antonio.—Bartsch, No. 337.
xvi. Minerva and Cupid; commonly called: “L’Amour de la Gloire.’
1. Engraving by Ag. Veneziano.—Bartsch, No. 370.
xvii. Apollo, Minerva, the Muses, &c.—E. 56.
1—16. Engravings by Marc Antonio.—Bartsch, Nos. 263-—278.
17. Photograph of a pen and ink washed sketch, probably by
B. Peruzzi, for the Muse, B. 277; in the Royal Library at
Windsor Castle.
18. Photograph of a similar, but less perfect sketch, for the Muse,
B. 265. On the back of the preceding drawing.
19. Anonymous copies of Bartsch, Nos. 263, 265, 270 (2), 274,
275.
20. Engraving of a Sarcophagus in the Giustiniani Gallery, show-
ing several figures of the Muses.
xviii. Apollo and Daphne.
1. Engraving by Agostino Veneziano.—Bartsch, No. 317.
2. Landon’s outline-engraving, No. 310.
xix. The Fall of Phaeton.—E. 63. k.
1. Engraving by Agostino Veneziano.—Bartsch, No. 298.
xx. Apollo and the four Seasons.—E. 63. 0.
1. Engraving by G. Venius; 1589; after a drawing by Giulio
Romano.
xxi. The Death of the Niobides.
1. Anonymous engraving by a pupil of Marc Antonio.—Bartsch,
xv. p. 42, No. 13.
2. Landon’s outline-engraving, No. 364.
xxii. Four Muses (?) standing in niches.—E. 57.
1—4. [Four engravings by the Master S. K.]