III. _Pippa Passes._ 1. Annibale Carracci (burlesque--“Hannibal Scratchy”) (1560-1609). With his brother and his uncle founded the Bolognese school, which was eclectic and comprised the good points of all the great masters. 2. Correggio (1494-1534). The head of the Lombard School at Parma, a painter of graceful naturalness and sweetness and of great technical power in chiaroscuro. 3. Titian (1477-1576). A Venetian painter who lacked inventiveness but was the greatest of colorists. a. Annunciation--in the Cathedral at Treviso, painted by Titian in 1519. IV. _My Last Duchess._ 1. Fra Pandolf. An imaginary artist. V. _In a Gondola._ 1. Schidone (c. 1570-1615). A portrait painter of the Lombard school. a. Eager Duke. An imaginary picture. 2. Luca Giordano (1632-1705). Called Luke-work-fast because of his father’s miserly urging; a painter of superficiality and facility. a. Prim Saint. An imaginary picture. 3. Giorgione (Castelfranco) (1477-1510). A Venetian painter who did for his school what Leonardo da Vinci had done for Florence twenty years earlier. a. Magdalen--imaginary. 4. Titian. a. Ser (a picture). VI. _Waring._ 1. Polidoro da Caravaggio. VII. _Pictor Ignotus._ 1. Pictor Ignotus--an imaginary painter of Italy. VIII. _Christmas-Eve and Easter-Day._ 1. Michael Angelo and discussion of painting.