She is represented full face, her hair falling on her shoulders; a coral necklace and gold bracelets. Her right hand points to the painter’s signature. She is dressed in white with a large flame-coloured sash. At her feet is a pet-dog. Landscape background. Signed left-hand bottom corner. 71. Doña Maria Teresa Cagetana de Silva, Duquesa de Berwick y Alba. The property of Sir Julius Wernher, Bart., London. 72. The Duquesa de Alba. In black, and wearing a mantilla. On her forefinger is a ring, on the bezel of which is inscribed the name ‘Alba.’ Signed by the artist. The property of M. P. Soliège, Paris. 73. The Duquesa de Alba. The property of Don Rafael Barrio, Madrid. 74. The Duquesa de Alba. Life-size bust. The property of the Duque de Medina Sidonia, Madrid. 75. The Duquesa de Alba. Half-length figure, life size. Dressed in green. She wears a fichu. Her hair is powdered. The property of M. Bamberger, Paris. 76. The Duquesa de Alba. Formerly in the Urzaiz Collection in Seville. 77. Conde de Altamira. He is seated. The head is shown in profile. Full-length, life-size figure on canvas. The Bank of Spain, Madrid. 78. Doña Maria Ignacia Alvares de Toledo, Condesa de Altamira. On canvas, full-length figure, life size. The Countess is represented with her daughter. The property of M. Leopold Goldschmidt, Paris. 79. Altamirano, Auditor to the Court of Seville. He is bare-headed, wears a brown suit, with a frill and light-flowered vest. Oval canvas, life-size bust. The property of Messieurs Boussod and Valadon, Paris. 80. Don José Maria Arango, the Andalusian Painter. Painted in 1816, when he was twenty-nine. The property of Don J. Masensio, Seville. 81. Don Gabriel de Aristizabal, Lieutenant-General of Marines. Standing, half-length, he wears the gala uniform of a lieutenant-general of the Armada. In a buttonhole is seen the Cross of Charles II. It bears an inscription. Formerly in the Naval Museum, Madrid. 82. Azara, the Naturalist. He wears the uniform of a naval brigadier. Half-length portrait. Azara family, Madrid. 83. The Marquesa de Baena. The property of Don J. Zuloaga, Eibar. 84. Doña Feliciana Bayeu. She wears a silk handkerchief round her neck; in her hair blue and pink ribbons. An inscription in left-hand bottom corner. Life-size bust, on canvas. The property of Don C. Ferriz, Madrid. 85. Don Francisco Bayeu y Subias, Goya’s Brother-in-law. He is seated almost full face, wears a grey suit, and holds a brush in his right hand. The Prado, Madrid. 86. Don Francisco Bayeu y Subias. He stands before a canvas; holds a brush in his right hand. The Museum, Valencia. 87. Don Ramon Bayeu and his Wife. 88. Father-in-law and Mother-in-law of Goya. Two miniatures. The property of Don Alejandro de Pidal, Madrid. 89. Don Manuel Lapeña, Marquis of Bondad Real. Bears the inscription ‘D. Manuel Lapeña. P^r Goya año 1779.’ Photo by Moreno. Canvas 2·25 by 1·40.