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

The Tapestries of the Sistine Chapel.

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two heads on the extreme left; in the posses-
sion of J. Townley Barnard, Esq.
18. Mezzotint by J. Prestel of a drawing; then in the
Cabinet de Praun at Ntirnberg.
19. Photograph of an inferior pen and ink washed sketch
of the group of the Apostles; in the Uffizj at
Florence.
The Pilaster.
20. Engraving by J. Volpato, 1776, of the arabesque
with Faith, Hope, and Charity.
21. Photograph of an oil painting on wood of the group
of Charity; in the possession of J. Neeld, Esq.,
in London.—P. 285.
22. Engraving of it by A. Capellan, from a drawing by
P. Angeletti; 1798.
23. Etching by Count Clam Gallas, after a drawing by
J. Bergler.
The Socle.
24. Cardinal de' Medici's entrance into Florence: etch-
ing by P. S. Bartoli.
25. Bidolfi addressing the Florentines: etching by P. S.
Bartoli.
26. Photograph of the original pen and bister washed
design, probably by G. F. Penni; in the Louvre.
vi. The Conversion of Saul.—P. 191.
1. Engraving of the Tapestry by L. Gruner, after a
drawing by Consoni; published by the Arundel
Society; 1864.
2. Engraving by M. Sorello, after “Caroli Maratta ex-
emplaria servata in Bibliotheca Cardinalis Albani.”
3. Photograph of the red-chalk drawing by G. Maratta;
now in the Royal Library at Windsor Castle.
4. Etching of the Tapestry by L. Sommereau.
5. Photograph of a red-chalk study for two horsemen
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