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HALL OF BOTTICELLI 
1316. BOTTICELLI (Alessandro Filipepi, called). 
The Annunciation. Brought from the convent of 
Santa Maria Maddalena de’ Pazzi, in 1782.— On wood. 
Life size fig. 
H. m. 1,48 — L. m. 1,64. 
76. THE SAME. 
The Virgin and Child with architectural back-ground, 
full length figures. — On wood. 
H m. 1,92 — L. m. 0,50. 
Hall of Leonardo. 
3452. LORENZO DI CREDI. 
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Venus. This beautiful figure, so splendidly drawn, 
is interesting, a part from its artistic merit, from diffe¬ 
ring so completely from all other subjects painted by 
— Life size. 
Lorenzo di Credi. 
H. m. 1,50 — L. m. 0,67. 
1305. DOMENICO VENEZIANO, died in may 15th 1461. 
The Holy Virgin enthroned, holding the Divine In- 
fant on her lap. On her right are St. John the Baptist 
and St. Francis, on the left St. Nicholas and Ste. Lucy. 
On the lower edge of the picture an iscription as fol¬ 
lows: OPUS DOMINICI DE VENETIIS. HO MATER 
DEI MISERERE MEI DATUM EST. — On wood. Half 
life size. 
This splendid painting formerly belonged to the church 
of Santa Lucia de’ Magnoli, Via de’ Bardi in Florence: 
and was brought to the Gallery in 1862. 
H. m. 2,02 — L. m. 2,06. 
72. ANTONIO and PIERO DEL POLLAIOLO. 
Faith. A woman sitting on a bench, holds up in 
her right hand a chalice covered with a patine and 
in the other hand a crucifix in metal ornamented with 
precious stores. 
- On wood. Life size. 
H. m. 1,64 — L. m. 0,86.