[38] Giorgio Barbarelli, from his size and beauty called Giorgione, was born at Castel Franco, in the territory of Venice, 1478, and died at Venice, 1511. [39] Titiano Vecelli, or, as the Venetians call him, Tiziàn, born at Cador in the Friulese, died at Venice, 1576, aged 99. [40] The birth and life of Antonio Allegri, or, as he called himself, Læti, surnamed Correggio, is more involved in obscurity than the life of Apelles. Whether he was born in 1490 or 1494 is not ascertained; the time of his death in 1534 is more certain. The best account of him has undoubtedly been given by A. R. Mengs in his _Memorie concernenti la vita e le opere di Antonio Allegri denominato il Correggio_. Vol. ii. of his works, published by the Spaniard D. G. Niccola d'Azara. [41] Pelegrino Tibaldi died at Milano in 1592, aged 70. [42] Sebastiano, afterwards called Del Piombo from the office of the papal signet, died at Rome in 1547, aged 62. [43] Daniel Ricciarelli, of Volterra, died in 1566, aged 57. [44] Now the first ornament of the exquisite collection of J. J. Angerstein, Esq.--Since purchased for the National Gallery.--EDITOR. [45] Giorgio Vasari, of Arezzo, died in 1584, aged 68. [46] Julio Pipi, called Romano, died at Mantoua in 1546, aged 54. [47] Francesco Primaticcio, made Abbé de St. Martin de Troyes, by Francis, I., died in France 1570, aged 80. [48] Polydoro Caldara da Caravaggio was assassinated at Messina in 1543, aged 51. [49] Michael Angelo Amerigi, surnamed Il Caravaggi, knight of Malta, died 1609, aged 40. [50] Nicolas Poussin, of Andely, died at Rome 1665, aged 71. [51] Salvator Rosa, surnamed Salvatoriello, died at Rome 1673, aged 59.