The Eternal Father is above within a circular glory of rays issuing from a cloud. Our Lord rises toward Him pointing upward with both hands. There are angels playing on instruments on either side of Christ, and below on the ground are the Madonna, St. Peter, St. Paul, and the rest of the Apostles. _Given to the town by the French Government and confirmed by Pius VII. in 1816._ =SS. Herculanus and James.= Probably from St. Agostino, Perugia. _See Caen, Nantes, and Grenoble for others._ MARSEILLES, PICTURE GALLERY. =The Family of St. Anne, or the Infant Saviour with His five Cousins.= The Madonna is enthroned, with the divine Child on her knees, and St. Anne stands behind her and places her hands on the shoulders of Our Lady. St. Simon and St. Thaddeus are on the steps of the throne playing one with the other. To the right St. Mary Cleophas holds St. James the Less in her arms, and St. Joseph has St. Joseph Justus standing beside him and holding a stick. To the left is St. Mary Salome with St. John in her arms. St. Joachim is behind her, and St. James is standing near by. Each of the saints, including St. Anne but excluding the Madonna and Child, bears its name in the halo around the head. St. Joseph Justus is nude, as is also Our Lord, the other five children have slight draperies about them. The throne is inscribed: =PETRVS DE CHASTRO PLEBIS PINXIT=. _An original drawing for this picture belongs to the Duke of Northumberland, and is at Alnwick Castle._ NANTES, PICTURE GALLERY. =Isaiah and Jeremiah.= Circular pictures. 1·27 diam. = 4 ft. 3 in. [202 and 203.] Each picture has an inscription on it. On Isaiah are the words =ELEVATA E MAGNIFIC͞ETIA TVA SVP CELOS D͞S=; and on Jeremiah =CŒLVM SEDES MEA, TERRA AVT͞E SCABELLV̄ PEDV̄ MEORVM=. Probably from St. Agostino, Perugia. _See Caen, Lyons, Toulouse, and Grenoble for others._ =Adoration of Christ.= 1·6 × 1·18 = 5 ft. 4 in. × 3 ft. 11 in. [87.] The Madonna and St. John with two angels are kneeling and adoring the divine Child, who is on a pillow on the ground and has his hand raised in benediction. The signature is much damaged, and only reads: =PETRVS PERVSI[sN] PINXIT=. _From the gallery of the Count de Brissac, and given to the Gallery of Nantes by the State in 1803._ PARIS, THE LOUVRE. =Virgin and Child.= Panel, circular. 1·51 diam. = 5 ft. [1564.] The Madonna is seated on a throne and has the divine Child on her knees. St. Rosa is on her left, St. Catherine on her right. Behind are two angels, with clasped hands in adoration. The dress of the Virgin is cut square at the neck and fastened with a beautiful brooch. The usual Umbrian landscape is in the background with clearly defined trees.