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The Epiphany, and Visitation—parts of a predella |
£19 |
8s. |
6d. |
Gentile da Fabriano |
10 |
The Holy Family, seated before a building, the Magi in adoration, in the singular landscape background |
£21 |
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School of Memmi |
11 |
The Virgin and Child—a fragment |
£3 |
10s. |
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S. Memmi |
12 |
The Virgin and Child, with saints on gold ground—a fragment. From the collection of M. Lauriani of the Vatican—unframed |
£2 |
5s. |
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Cos. Roselli |
13 |
The Miracle of St. Augustine. An interesting composition of nine figures |
£15 |
15s. |
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Don Lorenzo Monaco |
14 |
The Nativity: the Virgin kneeling, St. Joseph seated on the ground, the Infant in a manger, the shepherds and angels above. From the collection of M. Lauriani, Librarian of the Vatican |
£9 |
19s. |
6d. |
Giovanni Sanzi |
15 |
The Madonna and Child |
£12 |
12s. |
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Sano di Pietro di Sienna |
16 |
The death of Santa Monaca, who is being laid in the tomb by the Saviour and a bishop. An interesting specimen |
£9 |
9s. |
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Duccio di Sienna |
17 |
A beautiful small tryptic, in five parts: in the centre the Virgin and Child enthroned; on the wings St. Nicholas, St. Peter, St. Paul, and St. Jerome, on gold ground; the Emperor Constantius and Empress Helena, and the Entombment on the outside of the wings. This interesting work is most perfectly preserved |
£22 |
11s. |
6d. |
Greek School |
18 |
St. Nicolas: a Byzantine painting—on gold ground [Transcriber's Note: price missing in original] |
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Lorenzetti di Sienna |
19 |
A large tryptic: the Virgin and Child, with two angels in the centre; two saints presenting devotes on each wing—painted on gold ground, with pointed tops |
£30 |
9s. |
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G. Schiavone |
20 |
An altar-piece, on gold ground, described by Dr. Waagen as "an altar-piece by Gregorio Schiavone, in different compartments: in the centre the Virgin and Child; at the sides a sainted monk and John the Baptist; above, in the centre, the dead Christ, supported by two angels; at the sides, St. Anthony of Padua and St. Peter Martyr; below, on a predella of unusual height, two male and two female saints, inscribed 'Opus Sclavoni discipulus Squarcione S.' This is the best specimen known to me of this scholar of Squarcione; some of the heads are of good expression, the colouring of the flesh is less cold, the outlines of the forms less hard and cutting than usual" |
£46 |
4s. |
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Giovanni Sanzi |
21 |
Portrait of Raffaele, when a boy. The head is small, the neck long, the slight figure is clothed in a tunic tight to the throat, from which it hangs straight and loose, after the Italian fashion of the fifteenth century, and though ill adapted for elegance of drapery, its deep crimson colour and gold embroideries give a certain richness to the meagrely designed costume; on a white ledge under the figure is written in a hand much resembling that of Raffaele, "Raffaele Sanzi d'anni sei nato il di 6 Ap., 1483. Sanzi padre dipinse"; the back of the panel bears these words, also in old characters, "Rittratto del Piccolo Raffaele Sazi [Transcriber's Note: should be 'Sanzi'] d'anni sei nato in Urbino il di sei di Aprile 1483, Sanzi dipinse." A pamphlet addressed by Mr. Dennistoun to the Editor of the Art Union, proving the correctness of the day of Raffaele's birth as stated in the picture, accompanies it |
£55 |
13s. |
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Bronzino |
22 |
Portrait of Luigo Allemanno [Transcriber's Note: should be Luigi Alamanni], the Florentine poet, in a black dress |
£5 |
5s. |
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Baroccio |
23 |
Portrait of the last Duke of Urbino, in a black dress, with a gold chain and badge of the Golden Fleece, his hand resting on a book |
£6 |
2s. |
6d. |
Raffaellino del Colle |
24 |
La Madonna del Garofalo—on copper. A beautiful copy from Raffaele—in frame carved with figures |
£13 |
2s. |
6d. |
Al. Allori |
25 |
Portrait of Torquato Tasso, in a black and crimson dress, holding a manuscript. Animated and delicate in conception, and carefully treated |
£26 |
5s. |
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Titian |
26 |
Portrait of Ariosto, in a blue dress. The very rare engraving by Persin accompanies it |
£85 |
1s. |
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Paris Bordone |
27 |
A Venetian Nobleman |
£5 |
5s. |
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School of Fiesole |
28 |
The Nativity, with landscape background |
£9 |
10s. |
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Timoteo della Vite |
29 |
The Magdalen, holding the vase and a book, in a landscape. Purchased from M. Lauriani, librarian of the Vatican |
£6 |
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School of Perugino |
30 |
The Epiphany: the Holy Family, seated before a building, the Magi presenting their offerings, their attendants in the background |
£29 |
8s. |
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M. Albertinelli |
31 |
The Virgin and Child, seated, in a landscape |
£7 |
7s. |
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Gaudenzio Ferrari |
32 |
The Nativity: The Virgin and St. Joseph kneeling over the Infant, who lies on the ground, three angels in adoration beyond, the angel appearing to the shepherds in the distance |
£18 |
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