Battle Pieces.

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B. ASCRIBED TO RAPHAEL.
I. Scipio’s Victory over Syphax.
1. Engraving by the Maitre an De.—Bartsch, No. 73.
2. Landon’s outline-engraving, No. 357.
II. Scipio’s Victory over the Carthaginians.
1. Anonymous engraving of the school of Marc Antonio.—
Bartsch, xv. p. 31, No. 4.
2. Photograph of a pen and bister washed drawing, by Giulio
Romano; in the collection of M. Gatteaux at Paris.
in. “The Battle with the Elephants.”
1. Photograph of the original drawing by Giulio Romano; in
the collection of M. Gatteaux at Paris.
2. Photograph of a precisely similar drawing, probably an old
copy; in the collection of Archduke Albert at Vienna.
3. Photograph of a red-chalk study for three of the elephants;
in the University Collection, Oxford.
4. Engraving by B. Franco representing four elephants.—Bartsch,
No. 75.
5. [Anonymous etching of four elephants, &c.; apparently after
a drawing.]
6. Engraving by Cornells Cort; 1567.
iv. The Battle, commonly called: “au bouclier sur la lance.”
1. Engraving by J. Caraglio.—Bartsch, No. 59.
v. The Battle, commonly called: “au Coutelas.”
1. Anonymous engraving of the school of Marc Antonio.—
Bartsch, No. 211.
2. Reversed engraving by Ag. Veneziano.—Bartsch, No. 212.
3. Photograph of the original design, probably by Giulio Ro-
mano; in the British Museum.
vi. The Battle, commonly called: “au cheval qui rue.”
1. Reversed engraving by Marco da Ravenna.—Bartsch, No. 420.
2. Photograph of the original bister washed study for a few of
the figures; in the collection of the Duke of Devonshire
at Chatsworth.

vii. The Battle of the Amazons.
1. Engraving by Enea Vico.—Bartsch, No. 14.