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1141. DURER Albrecht. 
The Adoration of the Kings. The Holy Virgin is 
sitting by a cottage, holding her Divine Child on her 
lap. The three kings are before her in adoration. A 
long train of servants and animals is seen in the 
distance. 
This painting once belonged to the Imperial Gal¬ 
lery of Vienne, and was brought to Florence in 1793. 
It bears the monogram of the author with the 
date 1504. — On wood. Half life size. 
H. m. 0,97 — L. m. 1,12. 
1121. VERONESE SCHOOL. 
Elizabeth wife of Guidobaldo da Montefeltro, duke 
of Urbino. — The bust, in full face. On wood. Life 
Size. 
H. m. 0,51 — L. m. 0,31. 
1135. LUINI Bernardino, of Luino, near Milan, b. 1460, d. 1530. 
Heorodias, attended by her maid, in the act of han- 
ding a dish to the executioner, to receive St. John’s 
head which he holds by the hair and gives to the 
princess. Half length. 
This painting was formely attributed to Leonardo 
da Vinci, but it was recognised as the work of his 
pupil Bernardino Luini. It was discovered in the 
storerooms of the Pitti Palace in 1793. — On can- 
vas. Dim. fig. 
H. m. 0,50 — L. m. 0,57. 
1115. DYCK (Anthony Van), b. at Antwerp in 1590, d. at Black- 
friars near London in 1641. 
Jean de Monfort. — The bust. — Life size. On 
canvas. 
H. m. 1,20 — L. m. 0,81. 
1108. TIZIANO Vecellio, of Pieve di Cadore, b. 1477, d. 1576. 
Venus reposing. She is nude and lying on a bed : a 
small Cupid caresses her hair, and a little dog, is cur¬ 
led up at her feet. On the fore-ground is a table with 
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