750 (_Lazzaro Bastiani_), now described as "School of Gentile Bellini"; for whom, _see_ 1213. 774 (_Flemish School_), now assigned to _Dierick Bouts_; for whom, _see_ 2595. 779, 780 (_Borgognone_), now described as "School of Borgognone." 781 (_Florentine School_), now attributed to _Botticini_. 782 (_Botticelli_), now described as "School of Botticelli." 808 (_Giovanni Bellini_), now assigned to _Gentile Bellini_; _see below_, p. 422 _n._ 916 (_School of Botticelli_), now assigned to _Jacopo del Sellaio_; for whom, _see_ 2492. 943 (_Flemish School_), now assigned to _D. Bouts_. 1017 (_Flemish School_), now assigned to _Josse de Momper_; _see below_, p. 489. 1033 (_Filippino Lippi_), now assigned to _Botticelli_; _see below_, p. 494. 1048 (_Italian_), now assigned to _Scipione Pulzone_; _see below_, p. 505. 1078, 1079 (_Flemish School_), now "attributed to _Gerard David_"; for whom, _see_ 1045. 1080 (_School of the Rhine_), now assigned to _Flemish School_. 1083 (_Flemish School_), now assigned to _Albrecht Bouts_ (a son of D. Bouts), who died in 1549. 1085 (_School of the Rhine_), now assigned to _Geertgen Tot Sint Jans_ (Dutch: 15th century). This painter was a pupil of Albert van Ouwater; he established himself at Haarlem in a convent belonging to the Knights of St. John (whence his name, Gerard of St. John's). His works were seen and admired by Dürer. 1086 (_Flemish School_), now assigned to the "School of Robert Campin"; for whom, _see_ 2608. 1109A (_Mengs_). To this picture the number 1099 (noted in previous editions of this _Handbook_ as having been missed in the official numbering) is now given. 1121 (_Venetian School_), now assigned to _Catena_; for whom, _see_ 234. 1124 (_Filippino Lippi_), now described as "School of Botticelli." 1126 (_Botticelli_), now assigned to _Botticini_; _see_ on this subject p. 536 _n._ 1160 (_School of Giorgione_), now assigned to _Giorgione_ himself. 1199 (_Florentine School_), now assigned to _Pier Francesco Fiorentino_; a Tuscan painter of the 15th century. 1376 (_Velazquez_), now "ascribed to Velazquez." 1412 (_Filippino Lippi_), now described as "School of Botticelli." 1419 (_Flemish School_), now assigned to _Early French School_. The picture formed part of a diptych; the companion picture was in the Dudley Collection (No. 29 in the sale catalogue of 1892, where an illustration of it was given). In this the choir of St. Denis is shown. There are two portraits by the same hand at Chantilly. 1433 (_Flemish School_), now assigned to _Roger van der Weyden_; for whom, _see_ 664.