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20 the Holy Visit. Attributed to Raphael, 21 the Virgin
raising the veil which covers her Infant. Fra Bartolom¬
meo, 22 St. Dominic. C. Cignani, 23 Some Angels and
Seraphim. L. di Credi, 24 the Holy Virgin, and Child.
To this Gallery was transported in 1873 Michael An-
gelo’s David, a very fine statue sculptured out of a block
of marble already rough-hewn by another sculpte
was formerly at the entrance of the Palazzo Vecchio.
Gallery ofmodern Pictures. (G. 4). VE¬
STIBULE. P. Benvenuti, I a Holy Virgin (a fresco). F. Fi¬
danza, 2 a Sea-piece. G. A. Santarelli, 3 portraits in wax.
Unknown, 4 Hercules strangling the serpents. A. Pierini,
5 the Rape of Europa (copied from P. Veronese). Santarelli,
6 portraits in wax. V. Consani, 7 Head of the Baptist. F.
Fidanza, 8 Snow. P. Benvenuti, 9 St. Francis of Assisi (a
fresco). A. Canova, 10 female bust. V. Consani, 11 Louisa,
Ex-Duchess of Parma. P. Tenerani, 12 Portrait. N. Cian¬
fanelli, 13 Leonardo da Vinci and Lodovico Sforza. P.
Freccia, 14 Love. G. Obici, 15 Pietro Tenerani. V. Con¬
sani, 16 Bust of Michael Angelo. T. Benvenuti, 17 Abel.
T. Mazzocchi, 18 Mazzeppa (a copy from Vernet). G. Lan¬
di, 19 The Maries at the sepulchre. A. Pierini, 20 Psyche
receiving the cup from Proserpina.
FIRST RooM. A. Pierini, I Dante reading his poem at
the court of Guido Novello. G. Martellini, 2 the landing
of Lorenzo de' Medici at Naples. G. Gauffier, 3 Portraits of
his family. P. Batoni, 4 Hercules strangling the serpents.
G. Gozzini, 5 the Holy Virgin. P. Benvenuti, 6 Hector
reproving Paris for his idleness. N. Cianfanelli, 7 Alex¬
ander Manzoni. P. Batoni, 8 Hercules between Vice and
Virtue. A. Marini, 9 the Virgin of the Olive. A. Segoni,
10 Catilina. M. A. Buonarroti, (the younger), 11 Cardi¬
nal d’Este presenting Tasso to Duke Alexander of Fer-
rara. G. Colignon, 12 the Beheading of St. John the
Baptist. P. Benvenuti, 13 Jesus calling the children. V.
Chialli, 16 the funeral of a Capuchin. F. Nenci, 17 the