** Design for "the Jane Seymour Cup." [Plate 33.] Bodleian Library. ** Christina of Denmark, Duchess of Milan. [Plate 34.] Oils. National Gallery; lent from Arundel Castle. Edward VI., when infant Prince of Wales. Oils. Hanover Gallery, and Lord Yarborough's Collection. Anne of Cleves. [Plate 35.] Oils on Vellum. The Louvre. Thomas Howard, third Duke of Norfolk. [Plate 36.] Oils. Windsor Castle, and Arundel Castle. Catherine Howard. [Plate 37.] Chalk Drawing. Windsor Castle. (The Miniature at Windsor Castle, formerly said to be Holbein's portrait of Catherine Parr, is now said to be Catherine Howard. If so, it is somewhat difficult to reconcile it with the drawing, which latter seems much more in keeping with the descriptions of her traits.) Title-page used in Cranmer's Bible. Woodcut. (This is the title-page from which Cromwell's Arms are erased in the second edition.) Sir Nicholas Carew. Oils. Dalkeith Palace. Chalk Drawing. Basel Museum. Simon George of Cornwall. Oils. Staedel Institut, Frankfurt. Miniature portrait of Charles Brandon, son of the Duke of Suffolk. Windsor Castle. Lady; unknown. Oils. Imperial Gallery, Vienna. Also a fine portrait of an unknown man. Oils. Same Gallery. Sir Richard Southwell. Oils. Uffizi Gallery, Florence. Chalk Drawing. Windsor Castle. John Reskymeer. Oils. Hampton Court Gallery. Nicholas Poyntz. Oils. De la Rosiere Collection, Paris. Chalk Drawing. Windsor Castle. Sir John Russell. Oils. Woburn Abbey. Chalk Drawing. Windsor Castle. Three portraits; men unknown. Oils. Berlin Gallery. Designs for jewelry, ornamental panels, clocks, chimney-piece, etc., etc. Washed Drawings. British Museum, Basel Museum, etc. Many fine portraits of which no versions in oils are known. Chalk Drawings. Windsor Castle. Among these one of Edward VI. as boy Prince of Wales, the Duchess of Suffolk, Sir Thomas Wyatt, etc., etc. Dr. John Chamber, or Chambers. Oils. Imperial Gallery, Vienna. Also many other oil-portraits, more or less genuine, in various Collections. REFERENCES The Literature of Holbein's Life, much more of his Works, is far too extensive to admit of a Bibliography in a volume of this sort. But the following List will be found to contain (or themselves refer the reader to) all that is of essential importance to even the most complete study of this Master. Carel van Mander, _Het Schilder-Boeck_, etc., 1604. The above translated into French, and admirably edited by M. Henri Hyman. 2 tom., 1884. Alfred Woltmann, _Holbein und seine Zeit. Zweite umgearbeitete Auflage_, 1874. 2 Bde. There is an English translation of the First Edition of 1871, by F. E. Bunnett; but unfortunately its views on many vital points are reversed by Woltmann himself in his latest edition.