Duke Francesco Maria II. receiving the allegiance of his
followers. After the fresco by Girolamo Genga in the Villa
Imperiale, Pesaro. (Photo Alinari) 148
Duke Francesco Maria II. receiving the allegiance of his
followers. After the fresco by Girolamo Genga in the Villa
Imperiale, Pesaro. (Photo Alinari) 150
Francesco I. de' Medici. After the picture by Bronzino in
the Pitti Gallery, Florence. (Photo Anderson) 154
Federigo, Prince of Urbino. From the picture once in the
possession of Andrew Coventry of Edinburgh 196
Facsimiles of signatures and monograms 200
Francesco Maria II., Duke of Urbino. From a picture once
in the possession of James Dennistoun 226
Vittoria della Rovere, Grand Duchess of Tuscany. From the
picture by Sustermans in the Pitti Gallery, Florence.
(Photo Anderson) 248
Supposed portrait of Ariosto. After the picture by Titian
in the National Gallery 280
Pietro Aretino. From the picture by Titian in the Pitti
Gallery, Florence. (Photo Alinari) 288
Bernardo Tasso. From a picture once in the possession of
James Dennistoun 298
Torquato Tasso. From a picture once in the possession of
James Dennistoun 308
Laura de' Dianti and Alfonso of Ferrara. After the picture
by Titian in the Louvre. (Photo Neurdein Frères) 312
Martyrdom of S. Agata. After a picture by Seb. dal Piombo,
once in the Ducal Collection at Urbino, now in the Pitti
Gallery, Florence. (Photo Anderson) 336
Holy Family. After the picture by Sustermans, once in the
Ducal Collection of Urbino, now in the Pitti Gallery,
Florence. (Photo Alinari) 340
The Knight of Malta. From the picture by Giorgione, once in
the Ducal Collection at Urbino, now in the Uffizi Gallery,
Florence. (Photo Anderson) 344
Judith with the head of Holofernes. After the picture by
Palma il Vecchio, once in the Ducal Collection at Urbino.
(Photo Alinari) 346
Head of Christ. After the picture by Titian, once in the
Ducal Collection, now in the Pitti Gallery, Florence.
(Photo Alinari) 348
The Resurrection. After the banner painted by Titian for
the Compagnia di Corpus Domini, now in the Pinacoteca,
Urbino. (Photo Alinari) 352
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