Reproduced in F. R. Earp’s Catalogue of the collection, 1902, p. 96; and in _Principal Pictures of the Fitzwilliam Museum_, Gowan & Grey, Ltd., p. 85. Footnote 436: Reproduced in the Catalogue, Pl. v. Footnote 437: See _Burlington Catalogue_, p. 86. In one of his articles on the Arundel Collection (see _Burlington Magazine_, vol. xxi., August 1912, p. 257), Mr. Lionel Cust speaks of this head of the Earl, at Hardwick Hall, as “perhaps by Holbein himself,” and states that, according to Vertue, in the sale of the Earl of Oxford’s pictures, 1741, there was sold “Lord Fitzwilliams,” a head by Holbein, for fifteen guineas. Footnote 438: “Ritratto de ffitzwilliams Conte de Southampton,” and “Conte de Southampton Fitzwilliams.” In 1542 John Leland’s “Naeniae” on the death of Sir Thomas Wyat was published, with the small circular woodcut of the poet after a drawing by Holbein, which has been already described;[439] but otherwise the only dated portrait of this year is the one of the young man with the falcon at the Hague, though there are several which must have been painted shortly before his death. Those of Dr. John Chamber and Sir William Butts and his wife must have been produced in 1542 or the earlier half of 1543, while others, such as the “Elderly Man” at Berlin, the small portrait of an English lady at Vienna, and the Simon George at Frankfurt, may be attributed with some certainty to the last seven or eight years of Holbein’s life. It is probable, too, that he painted at about this time another portrait of the Prince of Wales. No such painting now exists, but the full-faced head with a cap in the Windsor Collection[440] represents Edward as a boy of about five or six years of age, and certainly older than in the Hanover picture, while in the profile head with cap and feather in the same collection of drawings,[441] which forms the basis of numerous portraits in the National Portrait Gallery and elsewhere, the boy seems even older, though he was only six at the time of Holbein’s death. Footnote 439: See p. 80. Footnote 440: Woltmann, 327; Wornum, ii. 2; Holmes, not included. See above, p. 167. Footnote 441: Woltmann, 328; Wornum, ii. 3; Holmes, ii. 1. See above, p. 167.