The ceiling is Michael Angelo’s, and on the altar wall is his “Last Judgment.” (X). 22. Vatican--Rome. 23. Pieve--Arezzo. 24. Monastery of the Convertites--Rome. Founded in 1584, for the spiritual care of the sick at Rome. (XI). 25. Certosa. A beautifully situated, very richly built monastery of the Carthusians in Val d’ Ema, four miles from Florence, built in the 14th century Gothic style. 26. Vallombrosa Convent. Situated near Florence; founded about 1650, by a repentant profligate. 27. Palace in Via Larga. Secular Florentine architecture. 28. San Lorenzo--Rome. 29. Vatican--Rome. (XII). 30. New Prisons--Rome. 31. San Lorenzo--Rome. 32. Monastery of the Convertites--Rome. XX. _Fifine at the Fair._ 1. St. Mark’s--Venice. XXI. _Pacchiarotto._ 1. San Bernardino. A Renaissance church at Siena, with an Oratory, containing work of Beccafumi, Pacchia, and Pacchiarotto. 2. Duomo at Siena. An unfinished cathedral, the most purely Gothic of all of those of Italy, of unrivalled solemnity and splendor. XXII. _Filippo Baldinucci._ 1. San Frediano. A modern Florentine church. XXIII. _Pietro of Abano._ 1. Lateran. Formerly the Papal residence, though the present structure, of 1586, was never used for that purpose and is now a museum of classical sculpture and early Christian remains. XXIV. _With Francis Furini._ 1. San Sano, or Ansano. A Florentine parish church. XXV. _Ponte del Angelo, Venice._ 1. House along the Bridge, of no importance architecturally, but connected with an old legend which is the subject of the poem. PAINTING I. _Pauline._ 1. Andromeda. By Polidoro da Caravaggio--the picture of Perseus freeing her from the sea monster. II. _Sordello._ 1. Guido of Siena (c. 1250--). The disputed artist of a Virgin and Child, the date of which may be either 1221 or 1281. If it be the former, some of Cimabue’s claims are disturbed by Guido’s earlier work. 2. Guido Reni (1575-1642). A prime master in the Bolognese school, faithful to its eclectic principles and working with considerable artistic feeling, but still with a certain “core of the commonplace.” 3. Andromeda. By Caravaggio.