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

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Studies.

vn. Two slight sketches of a landscape; both intended for
the background of a Holy Family.
i. Photograph of a pen and ink sketch; in the Uni-
versity Collection, Oxford. Part of D. 486; vide
Holy Families, C. viii.
viii. A Town, with many palaces and towers, near a river.
1. Photograph of a pen and ink sketch; in the Royal
Collection at Stockholm.
ix. A Fortified Town on a hill, near a river; also the end
of a yard, and a sail."’
1. Photograph of a carefully finished pen and ink
drawing; in the Sketch-book at Venice.—On the
back of D. 33; vide Genre, A. i.
x. Part of a Fortified Town: probably Urbino.
1. Photograph of a pen and ink sketch; in the Sketch-
book at Venice.—D. 92.
xi. View of a Hilly Country; to the left a town leaning
against a steep hill.
1. Photograph of a bold pen and ink sketch; in the
Sketch-book at Venice.—On the back of No. x.
xii. A Town between Hills: perhaps Gubbio.
1. Photograph of a bold pen and ink sketch; in the
Sketch-book at Venice.—1). 93.
xiii. A Town surrounded by Walls; a church on a distant hill.
1. Photograph of a rapid pen and ink sketch; in the
Sketch-book at Venice.—D. 95.
xiv. Some Rocks, hastily sketched. A head and a eagle have
been added by a much later hand.
1. Photograph of a pen and ink study; in the Sketch-
book at Venice.—D. 96.
xv. Buildings of a Town between two Hills.
1. Photograph of a very slight pen and ink croquis;
in the Sketch-book at Venice.—D. 98.
* The note at page 315 may be considered as referring also to the studies
of landscapes, Nos. ix to xvi.