PAINTINGS 
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St. Peter distributing the ecclesiastical dignities; to the 
left: St. Peter delivered from prison; to the right: 
St. Peter’s crucifixion. On the sides are eight figures 
of Apostles, viz: St. Andrew, St. John, St. Philip, 
St. Matthew, St. Thomas, St. James and St. Luke. 
Taken from the store-rooms of the Gallery in 1861. 
On wood. Dim. fig. 
1315. MAIVARDI Sebastiano (or Bastiano), of Florence, pupil 
of Domenico Ghirlandaio. B. 1466, D. 1513. 
St. Peter martyr between two apostles. — 
Taken from 
the convent of Santa Maria Maddalena de’ Pazzi in 1815. 
On wood. Life size. 
1205. BRESCIANINO (Andrea del), of Siena. Worked in 1500. 
The Holy Virgin with the infant Jesus and little St. 
John and Angels. — 
On wood. Dim. fig. 
1160. LORENZO DI CREDI. 
The Annunciation on an architectural back-ground. 
Three compositions in black and white are in the frame, 
below, representing: the Creation of Eve, the Original 
sin, and: Our first parents expelled from Paradise. 
On wood. Dim. fig. 
1307. LIPPI (Fra Filippo), of Firenze. B. 1412, D. 1469. 
The Holy Virgin adoring her Divine Child, attended 
by two angels. — On wood. Life size. 
This work was made for the chapel in Cosmus the 
elder’s palace, and was taken to this Gallery from the 
Royal store-rooms in 1776.— The original sketch of this 
painting is seen in the collection of Original Drawings 
of Ancient Great Masters belonging to this Gallery. 
1287. LORENZO DI CREDI. 
The Holy Virgin adoring her Divine Child. The 
Infant Jesus is lying on the ground: St. Joseph is near 
him, to his right, and young St. John, led by an angel, 
stands to his left. The back ground represent a cot- 
tage and a fine landscape in the distance. — Painted 
on a round board. Dim. fig. 
1223. FRANCIABIGIO Francesco di Cristofano, of Firenze. 
B. 1482, D. 1525. 
The temple of Hercules. The god of Strength stands