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114. Lithographic facsimile of it by Pilizotti.
115. Photograph of a precisely similar drawing; in the
Royal Library at Turin.
116. Photograph of another similar drawing of the <
same groups; in the collection of the Uffizj at
Florence.
117. Photograph of a silver-point study from life, for
the head, the hands, and the drapery of the Sec-
tarian; in the Louvre.'—D. 345.
118. Another full-size photograph of it by Ad. Braun. •
119. Facsimile-engraving of it by Bein.
120. Photograph of a pen and ink study for the group
of St Ambrose on the right of the altar; in the
collection of Archduke Albert at Vienna.—D.
200.
121. Lithographic facsimile by Strixner, of a pen and
ink study of the figure of St Ambrose; in the
Royal Collection at Munich.—I). 271.
122. Photograph of a pen and ink croquis of two saints;
in the Wicar Museum at Lille.—On the back of
No. 86, supra.
123. Reversed facsimile-etching, by Count St. Morys,
of a study from the nude for the philosopher on
the left. [The drawing has been lost sight of
since.]
124. Photograph of Count St. Morys’ reversed facsimile-
etching of a pen and ink study from the nude,
for the group of St Jerome.
125. Photograph of a pen and ink study from life, for
the head and hands of the man leaning over
the balustrade; in the Fabre Museum at Mont-
pellier.—D. 416.
126. Facsimile of it; published in the “Gazette des
Beaux Arts.”
127. Photograph of similar studies for the same figure;
on the back of the preceding drawing.