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XLIX. Wrought Iron Lantern on the Strozzi Palace, Florence.

This is one of the finest examples of Italian wrought iron work still existing, and has frequently served as a model for lanterns in recent times.

L. Wrought Iron Lantern on the Palazzo Guadagni, Florence.

LI. Wrought Iron Lantern on the Palazzo Bocella, Lucca.

LII. Wrought Iron Lantern on the Palazzo Baroni nel Fillungo, Lucca.

LIII. Wrought Iron Torch Holder, Public Square, Siena.

This is attached to a column which bears the group representing Romulus and Remus, and which is situated in the public square near the cathedral.

LIV. Wrought Iron Torch Holder, Siena.

LV. Wrought Iron Torch Holder, Siena.

These two plates represent the same torch-holder, viewed from front and side.

LVI. Wrought Iron Torch Holder, Siena.

This together with the preceding example are reproductions of old work.

Reproduction of Architects' Drawings.

The development of photographic processes for the reproduction of drawings which has taken place within the past few years has led to a remarkable