51. (1) BAND OF ORNAMENT: CHILDREN AT PLAY. 282 (2) BAND OF ORNAMENT: CHILDREN AND DOGS HUNTING A HARE _Public Picture Collection, Basel._ (3) DESIGN FOR A COLLAR, WITH NYMPHS AND 282 SATYRS. (4) DESIGN FOR A CHAIN. (5) DESIGN FOR A BRACELET OR COLLAR WITH DIAMONDS AND PEARLS. _British Museum._ 52. DESIGNS FOR ARABESQUE ENAMEL ORNAMENTS 282 _British Museum._ 53. DESIGNS FOR MEDALLIONS, &c. 285 (1) HAGAR AND ISHMAEL. (2) THE LAST JUDGMENT. (3) ICARUS. (4) DIANA AND ACTÆON. (5) CUPID AND BEES. (6) “I AWAIT THE HOUR.” (7) THE RAPE OF HELEN. Reproduced by kind permission of the Duke of Devonshire. _Chatsworth._ 54. HENRY VIII GRANTING A CHARTER TO THE 288 BARBER-SURGEONS’ COMPANY Reproduced by kind permission of the Barber-Surgeons’ Company. _Barber-Surgeons’ Hall, London._ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Hans Holbein the Younger CHAPTER XVI THE MERCHANTS OF THE STEELYARD The German Steelyard in London, and Holbein’s connection with its members—Portraits of Georg Gisze—Hans of Antwerp—The Wedighs—Derich Born—Derich Tybis—Cyriacus Fallen—Derich Berck—“The Triumph of Riches”—“The Triumph of Poverty”—Triumphal arch designed by Holbein for the Steelyard on the occasion of Queen Anne Boleyn’s coronation.