Volume 6 — ITALY, (continued 3)

—— F. Paolo, a scholar of Frate. Vasari. i. 194.

Pitocchi, da, Matteo, a Florentine, flourished about 1650. Guida di Rovigo. d. at Padua about 1700, at an advanced age. Melchiori. iii. 282.

Pittoni, Gio. Batista, a Venetian, d. 1767, about 80. Zanetti. iii. 358.

—— Francesco, his uncle, ib.

Pittor Bello, see Pellegrini.

Pittor Santo, il, see Roderico.

—— Villano, il, see Misciroli.

Pittor, da' Libri, il, see Caletti.

Pittori, Lorenzo, a Maceratese, painted in 1533. Colucci. ii. 45.

—— Paolo, del Masaccio, accounts of him from 1556, d. 1590. Colucci. ii. 168.

Pizzoli, Giovacchino, a Bolognese, b. 1651, d. 1733. Zanotti. v. 212.

Pizzolo, Niccolo, a Paduan, d. at the end of the fifteenth century. Guida di Padova. iii. 72.

Po, del, Pietro, a Sicilian, b. 1610, d. 1692. Pascoli. ii. 209, 410.

—— Giacomo, his son, a Roman, d. 1726, aged 72. Pascoli. ii. 412.

—— Teresa, a Roman lady, daughter of Pietro, an academician of S. Luke in 1678. Pascoli. d. 1716. Dominici. ib.

Poccetti, Bernardino Barbatelli, a Florentine, called also Bernardino delle facciate, or delle grotesche, b. 1542, d. 1612. Baldinucci. This date should be corrected on the authority of a note by the Canon. Moreni, (vol. ii. p. 152) where it is observed that in 1591 he was in his forty-third year. i. 265.

Poco e Buono, il, see Nanni.

Poggino, di, Zanobi, a Florentine, scholar of Sogliani. Baldinucci. i. 160.

Polla, da, Bartolommeo, appears to have flourished about 1500. MS. iii. 90.

Polazzo, Franc., a Venetian, d. 1753, aged 70. MS. iii. 361.

Poli, two brothers, of Pisa, painted in the seventeenth century, i. 326.

Polidorino, see Ruviale.

Polidoro, a Venetian, d. 1565, aged 50. Zanetti. iii. 157.

Pollaiuolo, del, Antonio, a Florentine, d. 1498, aged 72. Vasari. Or aged 71. Oretti dall'Epitafio. i. 97, 112, 121, 136.

—— Pietro, his brother, d. 1498, aged 65. Vasari. i. 97.

Pomarance, dalle, see Circignani and Roncalli.

Ponchino, Gio. Batista, called Bozzato di Castelfranco, b. about 1500, painted in 1551. MS. d. 1570. Federici. Vasari, Ridolfi, Zanetti, Bottari, and Guarienti, who call him Bazzacco, and Brazzacco, are all in a mistake, iii. 66.

Ponte, da, Francesco, b. in Vicenza, was father of Jacopo, and d. 1530, at Bassano. Verci. iii. 74.

—— Jacopo, from his birth-place called Bassano, or Bassan the elder, d. 1592, aged 82. Ridolfi. iii. 198.

—— Francesco, his son, d. 1591, aged 43. Verci. iii. 206.

—— Cav. Leandro, another son, d. 1623, aged 65. Ridolfi. iii. 206.

—— Gio. Batista, another son, d. 1613, aged 60. Ridolfi. iii. 208.

—— Girolamo, another son, d. 1622, aged 62. Ridolfi. ib.

—— da, Gio., a Florentine, d. 1365, aged 59. Vasari. i. 54.

Pontormo, da, in the Florentine state, Jacopo Carrucci, b. 1493, d. aged 65. Vasari. i. 183, 203.

Ponzone, Matteo, Dalmatino, Cav., a scholar of Peranda. Zanetti. iii. 266.

Ponzoni, de', Gio., a Milanese, lived about 1450. MS. iv. 223.

Popoli, de', Cav. Giacinto d'Orta, d. 1682. Dominici. ii. 405.

Poppi, da, see Morandini.

Por, de, Daniello, called Daniello da Parma, d. 1566, at Rome. Bottari. iv. 116.

Porcia, il, see Apollodoro.

Porcello, Gio., a Messinese, b. 1682, d. 1734. Hak. ii. 440.

Pordenone, see Licino.

Porettano, Pier Maria, a scholar of the Caracci. Malvasia. v. 197.

Porfirio, Bernardino, of the Florentine state, a worker in mosaic, living in 1568. Vasari. i. 333.

Porideo, Gregorio, a scholar of Titian, iii. 157.

Porpora, Paolo, a Neapolitan, an academician of S. Luke, 1656, d. about 1680. Dominici. ii. 423.

Porro, Maso, a Cortonese, painter on glass, shortly before 1568. Vasari. i. 227.

Porta, Andrea, a Milanese, b. 1656, living in 1718. Orlandi. iv. 317.

—— Ferdinando, a Milanese, b. about 1760. MS. Or rather b. 1689, d. about 1767, at Milan. Oretti, from a letter of Porta's friend, iv. 323.

Porta, Giuseppe, called Del Salviati, a native of Garfagnana, d. about 1570, aged 50. Ridolfi. i. 252, ii. 129, iii. 243.

—— Orazio, di Monte S. Savino, living in 1568. Vasari. i. 270.

—— della, or di S. Marco, F. Bartolommeo Domenicano, a Florentine, called Il Frate, b. 1469, d. 1517. Baldinucci. i. 187.

Portelli, Carlo, da Loro, in the Florentine state, scholar of Ridolfo Ghirlandaio. Vasari. i. 212.

Possenti, Bened., a Bolognese, scholar of the Caracci. Malvasia. v. 204.

Poussin, Niccolo, b. at Andeli, in Normandy, 1594, d. 1665. Bellori. ii. 237.

—— called Gaspare, see Dughet.

Pozzi, Gio. Batista, a Milanese, painted in 1700. Nuova Guida di Torino. v. 478.

—— Gio. Batista, a Milanese, d. in the pontificate of Sixtus V., aged 28. Baglione. ii. 151, iv. 320.

—— Giuseppe, a Roman, d. young in 1765. MS. ii. 285.

—— Stefano, his brother, d. 1768. MS. ib.

Pozzo, P. Andrea, a Jesuit of Trent, b. 1642, d. 1709. Pascoli. ii. 385, v. 440, 478.

—— Dario, a Veronese, d. 1652, aged about 60. Or rather in 1632. Pozzo. ii. 196.

—— dal, Isabella, painted at Turin in 1666. Nuova Guida di Torino. v. 481.

—— Mattio, a Paduan, scholar of Squarcione. Scardeone. See also Notizia Morelli. iii. 74.

Pozzobonelli, Giuliano, a Milanese, living in 1605. MS. iv. 317.

Pozzoserrato, or Pozzo Lodovico, of Flanders, living in 1587, d. aged 60. Guida di Rovigo. iii. 338.

Pozzuoli, Gio., da Carpi, d. about 1734. Tiraboschi. iv. 72.

Prata, Ranunzio, painted at Pavia about 1635. MS. At S. Francesco of Brescia is found an altar-piece representing the Marriage of the Virgin, and bearing the inscription, Francisci de Prato Caravajensis opus, 1547, pronounced by Oretti to be rare. It not being referred to any school, it may be conjectured, after examination, whether the Francesco da Prato be one and the same, or rather two artists. See also P. Donasana, Minor Osservante, who wrote a work on the professors, paintings, and sculpture of Caravaggio: an extremely rare book. iv. 304.

Prato, dal, Francesco, a Florentine, d. 1562. Vasari. i. 251.

Preti, Cav. Mattia, called Il Cav. Calabrese, b. at Taverna in 1613, d. at Malta, 1699. Dominici. ii. 416.

—— Gregorio, brother of the Cavaliere, ii. 418.

Previtali, Andrea, a Bergamese; his works from 1506 to 1528, in which year he died of the plague. Tassi. iii. 83.

Preziado, D. Francesco, b. 1713, at Seville. R. Gall. of Flor. Director of the Spanish academy at Rome. Bottari. (Lett. Pitt., vol. vi. p. 325.) d. at Rome, 1789. MS. ii. 310.

Primaticcio, Ab. Niccolo, b. 1490, at Bologna, d. in France about 1570. Guida di Bologna. iv. 18, v. 57.

Primi, Gio. Batista, a Roman, d. 1657, at Genoa. Soprani. i. 251, v. 394.

Prina, Pierfrancesco, di Novara, living in 1718. Orlandi. iv. 327.

Procaccini, Ercole the elder, a Bolognese, b. 1520. MS. Living in 1591. Lomazzo. It is also read Porcaccini, pref. xiv. iv. 134, 289, 307, v. 63.

—— Camillo, his son, flourished in 1609. Malvasia. iv. 290, v. 392.

—— Giulio Cesare, another son, died about 1626, aged about 78. Orlandi. iv. 293, v. 292.

—— Carlantonio, another son. Malvasia. His work at S. Agata in Milan, with the name and year 1605. Gallerati Istruz., &c. iv. 294.

—— Ercole the younger, son of Carlantonio, a Milanese, d. 1676, aged 80. Orlandi. iv. 307.

—— Andrea, a Roman, b. 1671, d. 1734. Pascoli. ii. 283.

Profondavalle, Valerio, di Lovanio, d. 1600, aged 67. MS. i. 227, iv. 297.

Pronti, P. Cesare, an Augustine monk, of Cesi, called Padre Cesare da Ravenna. Orlandi. b. nella Cattolica, 1626, d. at Ravenna, 1708. Pascoli. v. 173.

Provenzale, Marcello, da Cento, d. 1639, aged 64. Baglione. ii. 340.

Provenzali, Stef., da Cento, d. 1715. Crespi. MS. v. 173.

Prunato, Santo, a Veronese, b. 1656, living in 1716. Pozzo. iii. 377.

—— Michelangiolo, his son, b. 1690, living in 1717. Pozzo. iii. 378.

Pucci, Gio. Antonio, a Florentine, studied at Rome in 1716. Lett. Pitt., vol. ii. i. 345.

Puccini, Biagio, a Roman, painted about the pontificate of Clement XI. Guida di Roma. ii. 306.

Puglia, Giuseppe, a Roman, called Del Bastaro, d. young in the pontificate of Urban VIII. Baglione. ii. 158.

Puglieschi, Ant., a Florentine pupil of Pier Dandini. Baldinucci. i. 342.

Puligo, Domenico, a Florentine, d. aged 52, in 1527. Vasari. i. 206.

Pulzone, Scipione, called Scipione da Gaeta, d. in the pontificate of Sixtus V., aged 38. Baglione. ii. 133, 169, 387.

Pupini, Biagio, or Mastro Biagio, a Bolognese, and Dalle Lame, or Dalle Lamme, flourished in 1530. Guida di Bologna. ii. 115, v. 55.

Q.

Quaglia, Giulio, di Como, living in 1693. Renaldis. iii. 364.

Quagliata, Gio., a Messinese, b. 1603, d. 1673. Hakert. ii. 426.

—— Andrea, his brother, d. 1660, aged 60. Hakert. ib.

Quaini, Luigi, a Bolognese, b. 1643, d. 1717. Zanotti. v. 244.

—— Francesco, his father, a scholar of Mitelli. Zanotti. d. 1680, aged 79. Oretti, Mem. v. 245.

Quirico, Gio. da Tortona, his altar-piece of the year 1505. MS. v. 451.

R.

Rabbia, Raffaello, a portrait painter of Marino, was living about 1610. Marini Galleria. v. 469.

Racchetti, Bernardo, a Milanese, d. 1702, aged about 63. Orlandi. iv. 327.

Raconigi, da, Valentin Lomellino, living in 1561. MS. v. 454.

Raffaellino, see Bottalla, Del Colle, Del Garbo, Motta.

Raffaello, see Sanzio.

Raggi, Pietro Paolo, a Genoese, b. about 1646, d. 1724. Ratti. v. 436.

Raibolini, see Francia.

Raimondi, Marcantonio, a Bolognese, d. soon after 1527. Vasari. i. 124, ii. 121.

Raimondo, a Neapolitan painter of the fifteenth century. v. 450.

Rainaldi, Domenico, a Roman, mentioned by Titi, painted in the seventeenth century, ii. 234.

Rainieri, Francesco, called Lo Schivenoglia, a Mantuan, d. old in 1758. Volta. iv. 29.

Rama, Camillo, a Brescian, painted in 1622. Orlandi. iii. 328.

Ramazzani, Ercole, di Rocca, a district in the Marca, painted in 1588. Colucci. ii. 43.

Rambaldi, Carlo, a Bolognese, b. 1680, d. 1717. Zanotti. v. 239.

Ramenghi, Bartolommeo, called Il Bagnacavallo, b. at Bologna in 1493, d. 1551. Guida di Bologna. Or rather b. at Bagnacavallo, 1484, d. 1542. Baruffaldi; who produces the documents. ii. 115, v. 53.

—— Gio. Batista, his son, d. 9th November, 1601. There was another Gio. Batista Ramenghi, son of Bartolommeo the younger, who painted in 1615. Oretti, Mem. v. 55.

—— Bartolommeo and Scipione. Malvasia. v. 79.

Randa, Antonio, a Bolognese, painted in 1614. Guida di Bologna; and in 1644. Guida di Rovigo. v. 190.

Ratti, Gio. Agostino, b. at Savona in 1699, d. at Genoa in 1775. Cav. Ratti. v. 443.

—— Carlo Giuseppe, Cav., his son, a Genoese, b. 1795, d. aged about 60. MS. ib.

Raviglione, di Casale, a painter of the seventeenth century. Orlandi. v. 482.

Ravignano, Marco, an engraver, and pupil of Marcantonio. Vasari. Or Marco Dente, killed in the sack of Rome, in 1527. Carrari Oraz. in Morte di Luca Longhi. i. 124.

Razali, Sebastiano, a Bolognese, a scholar of the Caracci. Malvasia. v. 196.

Razzi, Cav. Giannantonio, di Vercelli, called Il Sodoma, lived to about the age of 75, d. 1554. Vasari. i. 411.

Realfonso, Tommaso, a Neapolitan, and pupil of Belvidere. Dominici. ii. 424.

Recchi, Gio. Paolo and Gio. Batista, da Como, painted about 1560. MS. iv. 319, v. 477.

—— Gio. Batista, a nephew of Gio. Paolo. Pitture d'Italia. iv. 319.

Recco, Cav. Giuseppe, a Neapolitan, b. 1634, d. 1695. Dominici. ii. 423.

Reder, Cristiano, or Monsieur Leandro Sassone, b. 1656, d. 1729. Pascoli. ii. 332.

Redi, Tommaso, a Florentine, b. 1665, d. 1726. Roy. Gall. i. 345.

Reggio, da, Luca, see Ferrari.

Reni, Guido, a Bolognese, d. 1642, aged 67. Malvasia. ii. 211, 397, v. 130.

Renieri, Niccolo Mabuseo, flourished in the seventeenth century. Zanetti. ii. 262.

—— Anna, and other sisters, ib.

Renzi, Cesare, di S. Ginesio, in the Picenum, a pupil of Guido Reni. Colucci. ii. 213.

Resani, Arcangelo, b. 1670, at Rome, living in 1718. Orlandi. ii. 334.

Reschi, Pandolfo, of Dantzic, d. about 1699, aged 56. Orlandi. i. 330.

Revello, Gio. Batista, called Il Mustacchi, from the state of Genoa, d. 1732, aged 60. Ratti. v. 440.

Ribalta, Franc., di Valenza, a supposed scholar of Annibal Caracci, and master of Spagnoletto. Conca. ii. 392.

Ribera, Cav. Giuseppe, originally from Valenza, b. at Gallipoli in 1593. Dominici. But more correctly at Sativa, now S. Filippo. The Antologia di Roma, 1795; and d. 1656, aged 67. Balomino. He was called Lo Spagnoletto. ii. 392. iv. 136.

Ricamatore, see Da Udine.

Ricca, or Ricco, Bernardino, a Cremonese, painted in 1522. Zaist. iv. 158.

Ricchi, Pietro, called from his birth-place Il Lucchese, b. 1606. d. 1675, at Udine. Baldinucci. i. 321, iii. 278.

Ricchino, Francesco, a Brescian, living in 1568. Vasari. iii. 175.

Ricci, Antonio, see Barbalunga.

—— Camillo, a Ferrarese, b. 1580, d. 1618. Baruffaldi. v. 321.

—— Gio. Batista, di Novara, d. 1620, aged 75. Della Valle. ii. 152, iv. 298.

—— Natale and Ubaldo, painters of Fermo, belonging to this age. MS. ii. 288.

—— Pietro, a Milanese, scholar of Vinci. Lomazzo. iv. 257.

—— or Rizzi, Bastiano, di Cividal di Belluno, b. 1660. Orlandi. Or b. 1659, and d. the 15th of May, 1734. Descriz. de' Cartoni di Carlo Cignani and Bast. Ricci. iii. 365.

—— Marco, nephew of Bastiano, d. 1729, aged 56. Zanetti. iii. 367, v. 491.

Riccianti, Antonio, a Florentine, scholar of Vincenzio Dandini. Baldinucci. i. 342.

Ricciardelli, Gabriele, a Neapolitan, painted in 1743. Dominici. ii. 444.

Ricciarelli, Daniele, di Volterra, d. 1566. Vasari. i. 185, ii. 127.

Riccio, il, or Bartolommeo Neroni, a Sienese, painted in 1573. Della Valle. i. 414, ii. 376.

—— Domenico, called Il Brusasorci, a Veronese, d. 1567, aged 73. Ridolfi. iii. 171, 219.

—— Gio. Batista, his son, a scholar of Caliari. iii. 221.

—— Felice, his brother, d. 1605, aged 65. Ridolfi. iii. 220.

—— Cecilia, a sister of Felice and of Gio. Batista. Pozzo. iii. 221.

—— Mariano, a Messinese, b. 1510. Hakert. ii. 376.

—— Antonello, his son, flourished about 1576. Hakert. ib.

Ricciolini, Michelangiolo, called Di Todi, b. 1654, at Rome, d. 1715. R. Gall. of Flor. ii. 267.

—— Niccolo, b. at Rome in 1637. R. Gall. of Flor. ib.

Richieri, Antonio, a Ferrarese, scholar of Lanfranco. Passeri. v. 342.

Richo, Andrea, di Creta, a Greek painter, i. 48.

Ridolfi, Cav. Carlo, b. 1602, at Vicenza. Orlandi. d. about 1660. Calvi Bibliot. Vicent., tom. vi. p. 131. He seems to have flourished in 1660. Boschini, p. 509. The epitaph recorded in the Guida dello Zanetti, p. 176, dates his decease in 1658, aged 64. iii. 286.

—— Claudio, a Veronese, d. 1644, aged 84. Cav. Carlo Ridolfi. ii. 196, iii. 316.

Ridolfo, di, (Ghirlandaio,) Michele, a Florentine, living in 1568. Vasari. i. 211.

—— Piero, di, a Florentine, painted in 1612. Moreni. i. 269.

Rimerici, Gio., first of the known painters of Rimini, living in 1386. Fantuzzi. v. 40.

Riminaldi, Orazio, a Pisan, b. 1598, d. 1631. Morrona. i. 318.

—— Girolamo, brother of Orazio, survived him. Morrona. i. 319.

Rimino, da, Bartolommeo, see Coda.

—— Gio., lived about 1500. MS. His notices, up to 1470. Oretti, Mem. v. 42.

—— Lattanzio, see Della Marca. ib.

Rinaldi, Santi, a Florentine, called Il Tromba, scholar of Francesco Furini. Baldinucci. i. 331.

Ripanda, Giacomo, a Bolognese, flourished about 1480. See Malvasia. v. 23.

Riposo, see Ficherelli.

Ristoro and Sisto, Dominican Friars, architects, were employed in 1264. i. 34.

Ritratti, da', Santino, see Vandi.

Rivarola, see Chenda.

Rivello, Galeazzo, Cristoforo, another Galeazzo and Giuseppe. Zaist. iv. 153.

—— see also Moretto Cristoforo.

Riverditi, Marcantonio, di Alessandria della Paglia, d. 1774. Guida di Bologna. v. 491.

Riviera, Franc., a Frenchman, d. at Leghorn about the middle of the eighteenth century. i. 362.

Rivola, Giuseppe, a Milanese, b. 1740. MS. iv. 316.

Rizzi, Stefano, master of Romanino. Guida di Brescia. iii. 177.

Rizzo, Marco Luciano, a Venetian, living in 1530. Zanetti. iii. 251. See also S. Croce.

Rò, see Rothenamer.

Robatto, Gio. Stefano, b. in Savona, 1649, d. 1733. Ratti. v. 428.

Robert, Nicolas, a Frenchman, living in 1473. MS. v. 450.

Robertelli, Aurelio, painted in Savona, 1499. Guida di Genova. v. 366.

Robetta, an engraver, who signed himself also, R. B. T. A. i. 122.

Robusti,—so named by Ridolfi,—Jacopo, called Il Tintoretto, a Venetian, b. 1512, d. 1594. iii. 187.

—— Domenico, his son, commonly called Domenico Tintoretto, d. 1637, aged 75. Ridolfi. iii. 194.

—— Marietta, daughter of Domenico, b. 1590, d. aged 30. Ridolfi. iii. 195.

Rocca, Ant. His notices from 1611 to 1627. MS. v. 467.

—— Giacomo, a Roman, d. old in the pontificate of Clement VIII. Baglione. ii. 154.

—— Michele, flourished towards the beginning of the eighteenth century. Pascoli. tom. ii. p. 290., ii. 217.

Roccadirame, Angiolillo, a scholar of Zingaro. Dominici. ii. 362.

Rocchetti, Marcantonio, called Figurino, flourished in the sixteenth century, v. 92.

Roderigo, Gio. Bernardino, a Sicilian, called Il Pittor Santo, d. 1667. Dominici. ii. 401.

—— Luigi, his uncle, d. young. Dominici. More correctly called Rodriquez di Messina. Hakert. ii. 396, 400.

—— Alonzo, brother of Luigi, b. 1578, d. 1648. Hakert. ii. 401.

Roelas, de las, Paolo, of Seville, a canon, scholar of Titian, d. 1620, aged 60. Conca. This epoch disputed. iii. 164.

Roli, Antonio, a Bolognese, scholar of Colonna. Crespi. b. 1643, d. on 13th July, 1696. Oretti, Mem. v. 212.

Romanelli, Gio. Francesco, of Viterbo, b. 1617, d. 1662. Pascoli. ii. 263, 269.

—— Urbano, his son, d. young, ii. 271.

Romani, il, da Reggio, a painter of the seventeenth century. Tiraboschi. iv. 61.

Romanino, or Rumano Girol., a Brescian, d. in advanced age. Ridolfi. Before the year 1566. Vasari. iii. 176.

Romano, Domenico, living in 1568. Vasari. i. 252.

—— Giulio, see Pippi.

—— Luzio, see the letter L.

—— Virgilio, a scholar of Peruzzi. Della Valle. i. 427.

Romolo, see Cincinnato.

Roncalli, Cav. Cristofano delle Pomarance, d. 1626, aged 74. Baglione. i. 276, ii. 146, 224, v. 392.

Roncelli, D. Giuseppe, a Bergamese, d. 1729, aged 52. Tassi. iii. 383.

Roncho, de, Michele, a Milanese, painted in 1377. Tassi. iv. 212.

Rondani, Francesco Maria, of Parma, d. before 1548. Affò. iv. 117.

Rondinello, Niccolo, da Ravenna, flourished about 1500, d. aged 60. Vasari. v. 37.

Rondinosi, Zaccaria, a Pisan, painted in 1665, d. about 1680. Morrona. i. 319.

Rondolino, see Terenzi.

Ronzelli, Fabio, a Bergamese, painted in 1629. Tassi. iii. 334.

—— Pietro, perhaps father of the preceding. Tassi. His works from 1588 to 1616. Pasta. ib.

Roos, see Rosa.

Rosa, Cristoforo, a Brescian. Vasari. d. 1576. Ridolfi. iii. 181, 249.

—— Stefano, his brother, painted in 1572. Zamboni. ib.

Rosa, Pietro, son of Cristoforo, d. young in 1576. Ridolfi. More correctly in 1577. Zamboni. iii. 181.

—— da Tivoli, so called from his long residence there; or Filippo Roos, b. at Frankfort in 1655, d. 1705. Guarienti. ii. 257.

—— Franc., a Genoese painter of the seventeenth century. Zanetti. iii. 279, v. 426.

—— Giovanni, d'Anversa, b. 1591, d. at Genoa in 1638. Soprani. ii. 257, v. 394.

—— Salvatore, a Neapolitan, b. 1615, d. 1673. Passeri. i. 311, ii. 242, 420, iii. 340.

—— Sigismondo, a scholar of Giuseppe Chiari. Guida di Roma. ii. 282.

—— di, Aniella, or Annella, a Neapolitan, d. 1649, aged about 36. Dominici. ii. 404.

—— Francesco, called also Pacicco, or Pacecco, a Neapolitan, b. 1654. Dominici. ii. 403. See also Badalocchi.

Rosaliba, Antonello, a Messinese, painted in 1505. Hakert. ii. 367.

Roselli, Niccolo, a Ferrarese, painted in 1568. Baruffaldi. v. 306.

Rosi, Zanobi, a Florentine, living in 1621. Baldinucci. i. 294.

—— Giovanni, a Florentine, about the same period, i. 326.

Rosignoli, Jacopo, of Leghorn. His epitaph is dated in 1604. Della Valle. i. 276, v. 457.

Rositi, Gio. Batista, da Forli, painted in 1500. MS. v. 47.

Rosselli, Cosimo, a Florentine, living in 1496. Bottari. i. 96.

—— Matteo, a Florentine, b. 1578, d. 1650. Baldinucci. i. 298.

Rossetti, Paolo, a Centese, d. old in 1621. Baglione. ii. 340.

—— Cesare, a Roman, b. in the pontificate of Urban VIII. Baglione. ii. 156.

—— Gio. Paolo, di Volterra, living in 1568. Vasari. i. 187.

—— or Fiaminghini, see Rovere.

Rossi, D. Angelo, of the district of Genoa, d. 1755, aged 61. Ratti. v. 432.

—— Giovanni and Niccolo, of Flanders, i. 215.

Rossi, Aniello, a Neapolitan, d. 1719, aged about 59. Dominici. ii. 432.

—— Antonio, a Bolognese, b. 1700, d. 1753. Crespi. v. 255.

—— Carlantonio, a Milanese, d. 1648, aged about 67. Orlandi. iv. 324.

—— Enea, a Bolognese, pupil of the Caracci. Malvasia. v. 197.

—— Francesco, see De' Salviati.

—— Gabriele, a Bolognese, master of Franc. Ferrari. Baruffaldi. v. 347.

—— Gio. Batista, a Veronese, called Il Gobbino, scholar of Orbetto. Pozzo. iii. 320.

—— Gio. Batista, da Rovigo, scholar of Padovanino, b. about 1627, living in 1680. Guida di Rovigo. iii. 303.

—— Girolamo, a Brescian, supposed pupil of Rama. Guida di Brescia. iii. 175.

—— another Girolamo, a Bolognese, pupil of Flaminio Torre. Malvasia. v. 164.

—— Lorenzo, a Florentine, d. 1702. Orlandi. i. 340.

—— Muzio, (and by mistake Nunzio) a Neapolitan, flourished about 1645. d. aged 25. Dominici. Or rather b. 1626, d. 1651. Crespi. La Certosa di Bologna, p. 13. ii. 403.

—— Niccolo Maria, a Neapolitan, d. 1700, aged 55. Dominici. ii. 433.

—— Pasqualino, da Vicenza, b. 1641, living about 1718. Orlandi. ii. 297, iii. 314.

—— or Rossis Angelo, a Florentine, b. 1742. Guarienti. i. 361.

—— Antonio, di Cadore, supposed to belong to the school of Jacopo Bellini. MS. iii. 137.

Rosso, il, a Florentine, b. 1541. Vasari. i. 207.

—— il, of Pavia, flourished in the seventeenth century. Orlandi.iv. 324.

—— il, a Venetian, see Bianchi.

Rotari, Conte Pietro, a Veronese, b. 1707, d. 1762. Oretti, da Vita MS. iii. 276, v. 217.

Rothenamer, Gio. di Monaco, b. 1564. Sandrart. In the Guida di Venezia of Zanetti, he is called Rò and Rotamer, as he is also named by Ridolfi. iii. 197.

Rovere, or Rossetti, Gio. Mauro, called Il Fiamminghino, a Milanese, d. 1640. Orlandi. iv. 311.

—— Gio. Batista and Marco, his brothers, d. about 1640. Orlandi. iv. 312.

—— della, Gio. Batista, of Turin, painted in 1627. N. Guida di Torino. v. 467.

—— Girolamo, ib.

Roverio, see Genovesini.

Rovigo, d'Urbino, flourished about 1530. Avvocato Passeri. ii. 173.

Rubbiani, Felice, a Modenese, b. 1677, d. 1752. Tiraboschi. iv. 68.

Rubens, Peter Paul, b. at Antwerp in 1577, d. there in 1640. Bellori. ii. 235.

Rubini, b. a Piedmontese, painted in Trevigi about 1650. Federici. v. 472.

Ruggieri, da Bruggia, lived about 1449. Ciriaco; in Colucci. Drew his own portrait in 1462. Morelli Notizia, p. 78. i. 405. iii. 43.

—— Antonio, a Florentine, pupil of Vannini. Baldinucci. i. 328.

—— Antonio Maria, a Milanese painter of the eighteenth century, iv. 310.

—— Gio. Batista, and Gio. Batista del Gessi, a Bolognese, d. in the pontificate of Urban VIII., aged 32. Baglione. ii. 397, v. 149.

—— Ercole, brother of Gio. Batista, or Ercolino del Gessi, or Ercolino da Bologna. Malvasia. v. 149.

—— Girolamo, b. at Vicenza in 1662, d. at Verona about 1717. Pozzo. iii. 373.

—— Ruggiero, a Bolognese assistant of Primaticcio. Vasari. v. 59.

Ruoppoli, Gio. Batista, a Neapolitan, d. about 1685. Dominici. ii. 423.

Ruschi, or Rusca, Franc., a Roman, flourished about the middle of the seventeenth century. Zanetti. iii. 280.

Russi, de, Gio., of Mantua, flourished about 1445. Volta. iv. 5.

Russo, Gio. Pietro, of Capua, d. 1667. Dominici. ii. 387.

Rustici, Cristoforo, son of Rustico. Della Valle. i. 427.

—— Vincenzio, another supposed son, i. 414, 427.

—— Francesco, a son of Cristoforo, called Il Rustichino, d. young in 1625. Baldinucci. i. 447.

—— Gabriele, a scholar of Frate. Vasari. i. 194.

Rustico, il, a Sienese, scholar of Razzi. Della Valle. i. 414.

Ruta, Clemente, of Parma, d. old in 1767. Affò. Or b. 1688, d. 1767. Oretti, Mem. iv. 141.

Ruviale, Francesco, called Il Polidorino, a Spaniard, d. about 1550. Dominici. ii. 374.

—— Spagnuolo, an assistant of Vasari about 1545. Vasari. i. 252.

S.

Sabbatini, or Andrea da Salerno, b. about 1480, d. about 1545. Dominici. ii. 119, 370.

—— Lorenzo, called also Lorenzino da Bologna, d. 1577. Malvasia. i. 183, ii. 145, v. 64*[8].

Sabbioneta, see Pesenti.

Sabinese, il, see Generoli.

Sacchi, Andrea, a Roman, b. 1600, d. 1661. Passeri. But his epitaph gives his age sixty-three years, four months. Stato della Ch. Lateran. ii. 218.

—— P. Giuseppe, a Minor Conventual, his son. Guida di Roma. ii. 220.

—— Carlo, di Pavia, d. old in 1706. Orlandi. iv. 324.

—— Pierfrancesco, a Pavese. His notices at Milan about 1460. Lomazzo. At Genoa from 1512 to 1526. Soprani. I must notice that the long career of this artist leads me to suspect there must be some error in the date of his notices, or that the name of Pierfrancesco Pavese belonged to two different artists. v. 365.

—— a Pavese family of Musaicisti, or mosaic workers. Guida di Milano of 1783. i. 332.

Sacchi, N., di Casale, contemporary with Moncalvo. Della Valle. v. 463.

—— Ant., di Como, d. 1694. Orlandi. iv. 326.

—— Gaspero, da Imola. His altar-piece in the sacristy of Castel S. Pietro at Imola, with the name, and year 1517; and at Bologna in S. Francesco in Tavola, 1521. Oretti, Mem. v. 201.

Sacco, Scipione, a supposed scholar of Raffaello. Scannelli, and Guarienti. He painted 1545. Oretti, Mem. ii. 121, v. 84.

Sagrestani, Gio. Camillo, a Florentine, b. 1660, d. 1731. R. Gall. of Florence. i. 348.

Saiter, or Seiter, Cav. Daniello, a Viennese, b. 1649, d. 1705, aged 63. Orlandi. ii. 237, iii. 292, v. 475.

Salai, or Salaino Andrea, a Milanese, scholar of Vinci. Vasari. i. 158, iv. 254.

Salerno, da, see Sabbatini.

Salimbeni, Arcangelo, a Sienese, painted in 1579. Della Valle. i. 436.

—— Cav. Ventura, his son, called Il Cav. Bevilacqua, b. 1557, d. 1613. Baldinucci. i. 441, v. 393.

Salincorno, da, Mirabello, perhaps Cavalori, a scholar of Ridolfo Ghirlandaio, living in 1668. Vasari. i. 212.

Salini, Cav. Tommaso, b. about 1570, at Rome, d. 1625[10]. Baglione. ii. 258.

Salis, Carlo, a Veronese, b. 1680. Oretti Notizie. d. 1763. Letter. Pittor., tom. v. iii. 375.

Salmeggia, Enea, a Bergamese, called Il Talpino, d. old in 1626. Tassi. iii. 329.

—— Francesco, his son, painted in 1628. Tassi. ib.

—— Chiara, his daughter, painted in 1624. Tassi. ib.

Saltarello, Luca, b. at Genoa in 1610, d. young at Rome. Soprani. v. 398.

Salvestrini, Bartolommeo, a Florentine, d. in 1630. Baldinucci. i. 288.

Salvetti, Franc., a Florentine, pupil of Gabbiani. Serie de' più Illustri Pittori. i. 345.

Salvi, Tarquinio, da Sassoferrato, painted in 1573. MS. ii. 220.

—— Gio. Batista, his son, called Il Sassoferrato, b. 1605, d. 1685. MS. Harms and others, by mistake, suppose him to have lived in the sixteenth century. ii. 220.

Salviati, de', Francesco Rossi, called Cecchino de' Salviati, a Florentine, b. 1510, d. 1563. Vasari. i. 249, ii. 128.

—— del, Giuseppe, see Porta.

Salvolini, see Episcopio.

Salvucci, Mattio, of Perugia, b. about 1570, d. about 1628. Pascoli. ii. 234.

Samacchini, Orazio, a Bolognese, (and Somachino, Lomazzo; and by mistake Fumaccini, Vasari) d. 1577, aged 45. Malvasia. ii. 129, iv. 134, v. 66.

Samengo, Ambrogio, a Genoese, scholar of Gio. Andrea Ferrari. Soprani. v. 421.

Sammartino, Marco, a Neapolitan, living in 1680. Guida di Rimino. Or a Venetian. Melchiori, Guarienti. He seems to be the same as the Sanmarchi of Malvasia. v. 266.

San Bernardo, di, see Minzocchi.

—— Daniello, di, see Pellegrino.

—— Friano, da, see Manzuoli.

—— Gallo, da, Bastiano, called Aristotele, a Florentine, d. 1551, aged 70. Vasari. i. 102, 215.

—— Gimignano, da, Vincenzio, d. a few years subsequent to 1527. Vasari. ii. 116.

—— Ginesio, da, in the Picenum, Fabio di Gentile, Domenico Balestrieri, Stefano Folchetti, painters of the fifteenth century. Colucci. ii. 17.

—— Giorgio, di, Eusebio, of Perugia, b. about 1478, d. about 1550. Pascoli. ii. 38.

—— Giovanni, da, Ercole, see De Maria.

—— Giovanni, da, in the Florentine state, Gio. Mannozzi, b. 1590, d. 1636. Baldinucci. i. 299.

—— Gio. Garzia, his son, i. 301.

—— Giovanni, da, Oliviero, a Ferrarese, lived about 1450. Baruffaldi. v. 289.

—— Severino, da, Lorenzo, and his brother, lived in 1470. MS. ii. 19.

Sandrino, Tommaso, a Brescian, d. 1631, aged 56. Orlandi. More correctly in 1630[11]. Zamboni. iii. 345.

Sandro, di, Jacopo, a Florentine, assistant of Bonarruoti. Vasari. i. 170.

Sanfelice, Ferdinando, a Neapolitan, scholar of Solimene. Floren. Dic. ii. 439.

Sanmarchi, see Sammartino.

Sansone, see Marchesi.

Sansovino, Jacopo, a Florentine, or Jacopo Tatta, a scholar of Andrea Cantucci, da San Savino; who, as well as his scholar, was called Sansovino; d. 1570, aged 91. Borghini. iii. 244.

Santa Croce, Francesco Rizzo, da S. Croce in the Bergamasco. His notices from 1507 to 1529. Tassi. (Even to 1541, Federici.) iii. 56.

—— Girolamo, da S. Croce in the Bergamasco, as Rizzo. His works from 1520 to 1549. Tassi. iii. 57, 62.

—— Pietro Paolo, painted in 1591. Guida di Padova. iii. 333.

Santafede, Francesco, a Neapolitan, scholar of Salerno. Dominici. ii. 372.

—— Fabrizio, his son, b. about 1560, d. 1634. Dominici. ib.

Santagostini, Giacomo Antonio, a Milanese, d. 1648, aged about 60. Orlandi. iv. 312.

—— Agostino, his son, living in 1671. Nuova Guida di Milano. ib.

—— Giacinto, another son of Giacomo Antonio. Orlandi. ib.

Santarelli, Gaetano, a noble of Pescia, and scholar of Ottav. Dandini, d. young. MS. i. 343.

Santelli, Felice, a Roman, competed with Baglione. Guida di Roma. ii. 233.

Santi, Antonio, di Rimino, d. young at Venice in 1700. Guida di Rimino. v. 257.

—— Domenico, a Bolognese, called Il Mengazzino, d. 1694, aged 73. Orlandi. v. 214.

Santi, Bartol., a Lucchese, and theatrical painter of the eighteenth century. MS. i. 362.

Santini, the elder, and the younger, of Arezzo, in the seventeenth century. MS. i. 314.

Santo, dal, Girolamo, see Da Padova.

Sanzio, or di Santi, Giovanni, of Urbino, father of Raffaello, living in 1494. Lett. Pitt. i. del tom. i. d. before 1508. MS. ii. 22, 52.

—— Galeazzo, Antonio, Vincenzio, and Giulio, ancestors of Raffaello. Bottari. ii. 52.

—— Batista di Piero. Lazzari. ib.

—— Raffaello, di Urbino, b. 1483, d. 1520. Vasari. i. 409, ii. 51, 143, and frequently throughout the entire work.

Saracino, or Saraceni, Carlo, called, from his birth-place, Carlo Veneziano, b. 1585. Orlandi. d. aged about 40. Baglione. ii. 202, iii. 277.

Sarti, Antonio, da Jesi, flourished about 1600. Colucci, tom. x. ii. 168.

—— Ercole, called Il Muto di Ficarolo, b. 1593. Cittadella. v. 322.

Sarto, del, Andrea Vannucchi, a Florentine, b. 1488, d. 1530. Vasari. i. 194, et seq.

Sarzana, see Fiasella.

Sarzetti, Angiolo, a Riminese, living in 1700. Guida di Rimino. v. 257.

Sassi, Gio. Batista, a Milanese, living in 1718. Orlandi. iv. 322.

Sassoferrato, see Salvi.

Savoldo, Girol., a Brescian, flourished in 1540. Orlandi. Called also Gio. Girolamo Bresciano. Morelli Notizia, p. 70. iii. 180.

Savolini, Cristoforo, da Cesena, living in 1678. Malvasia. v. 173.

Savona, di, il Prete, see Guidoboni.

Savonanzi, Emilio, a Bolognese, b. 1580, d. aged 80. Orlandi. v. 72.

Savorelli, Sebastiano, of Forli, a scholar of Cignani. Guarienti. v. 258.

Scacciani, Camillo, da Pesaro, called Carbone, lived towards the end of the eighteenth century. MS. ii. 312.

Scacciati, Andrea, a Florentine, b. 1642, d. in the eighteenth century. Orlandi. i. 325.

Scaglia, Girolamo, da Lucca, called Il Parmigianino, painted at Pisa in 1672. Morrona. i. 359, ii. 217.

Scaiario, Antonio, called also Da Ponte and Bassano, from his birth-place, d. 1640. Verci. iii. 210.

Scalabrini, Marcantonio, a Veronese, flourished in 1565. Pozzo. iii. 215.

Scalabrino, lo, a Sienese, pupil of Razzi. Della Valle. i. 414. Perhaps a Pistoiese. ib.

Scaligero, Bartolommeo, a Paduan, scholar of Alessandro Varotari. Zanetti. iii. 303.

—— Lucia, his niece, still young in 1660. Boschini. iii. 300.

Scalvati, Antonio, a Bolognese, d. in the pontificate of Gregory XV., aged 63. Baglione. ii. 152, 169.

Scaminossi, Raffaello, di Borgo S. Sepolcro, a scholar of Raffaelle del Colle. Orlandi. I have also heard him called Scaminassi. i. 273.

Scannabecchi, see Dalmasio, see Muratori.

Scannavini, Maurelio, a Ferrarese, d. 1698, aged 43. Baruffaldi. v. 343.

Scaramuccia, Gio. Antonio, of Perugia, b. 1580, d. 1650. Pascoli. ii. 212, 227, iv. 321.

—— Luigi, his son, scholar of Guido, b. 1616, d. 1680. Pascoli. A scholar also of Guercino. Malvasia. ii. 212.

—— Scarsella, Sigismondo, or Mondino, a Ferrarese, d. 1614, aged 84. Baruffaldi. v. 318.

—— Ippolito, his son, called Lo Scarsellino, b. 1551, d. 1621. Baruffaldi. ib.

Schedone, now more commonly Schidone, Bartolommeo, da Modena, d. young in 1615. Tiraboschi. iv. 57, 136.

Schianteschi, Domenico, di Borgo S. Sepolcro, flourished the beginning of the eighteenth century. MS. i. 362.

Schiavone, Andrea, da Sebenico, b. 1522, d. aged 60. Ridolfi. iii. 160.

—— Gregorio, a fellow-pupil of Mantegna. Ridolfi; who by mistake calls him Girolamo. iii. 73.

—— Luca, lived about 1450. Lomazzo. iv. 281.

Schioppi, see Alabardi.

Schivenoglia, see Rainieri.

Schizzone, living in 1527. Vasari. ii. 116.

Sciacca, Tommaso, di Mazzara, d. 1795, aged 61. Pitture di Lendinara. ii. 442.

Sciameroni, see Furini.

Sciarpelloni, see Di Credi.

Scilla, or Silla, Agostino, a Messinese, b. 1629, d. 1700. Hakert. An academician of St. Luke in Rome, 1679. Orlandi. ii. 278, 335, 410, v. 477.

—— Giacinto, his brother, d. 1711; and Saverio, his son. Hakert. ii. 335.

Sciorina, dello, Lorenzo, a Florentine, living in 1568. Vasari. i. 262.

Scipione, Jacopo, of Bergamo, his notices, from 1507 to 1529. Tassi. iii. 84, 85.

Sclavo, Luca, a Cremonese, lived soon after 1450. Zaist. iv. 151.

Scolari, Gioseffo, a Vicentese, living in 1580. Orlandi. iii. 170.

Scor, called Gio. Paolo Tedesco, an academician of St. Luke in 1653. Orlandi. ii. 237.

—— Egidio, his brother. Taia. ib.

Scorza, Sinibaldo, b. at Voltaggio in the Genovese, 1589, d. 1631. Soprani. v. 468.

Scorzini, Pietro, a Lucchese, painter of theatres. MS. i. 362.

Scotto, Stefano, a Milanese, master of Gaudenzio. Lomazzo. iv. 234.

—— Felice, his work of 1495. MS. ib.

Scuarz, Cristoforo, a German. Ridolfi. d. 1594. Baldinucci. iii. 164.

Scutellari, Andrea, di Viadana, in the Cremonese, painted in 1588. Zaist. iv. 162.

—— Francesco, a painter of the sixteenth century. ib.

Sebastiani, Lazzaro, a Venetian, scholar of Carpaccio. Ridolfi. iii. 56.

Sebeto, da Verona. Vasari. Painted about 1377. Guida di Padova. iii. 12. Most probably it is a name resulting from a mistake of Vasari. ib.

Seccante, Sebastiano, an Udinese. His works to the year 1576. Renaldis. iii. 132.

—— Giacomo, his brother, painted in 1571. Sebastiano, a younger son of Giacomo; his works from 1571 to 1629. Seccante de' Seccanti, painted in 1621. Renaldis. iii. 132.

Secchi, Gio. Batista, called Il Caravaggio, painted in 1619. Borsieri, iv. 317. In the Pitture d'Italia, vol. i. p. 214, he is called Caravaggino, and an inscription is cited:—Jo. Bapt. Sicc. de Caravag.

Secchiari, Giulio, a Modenese, d. 1631. Tiraboschi. iv. 59.

Segala, Gio., a Venetian, d. 1720, aged 57. Zanetti. iii. 352.

Seiter, Daniele, a scholar of Loth. iii. 292.

Sellitto, Carlo, a Neapolitan, scholar of Annibal Caracci. Dominici. ii. 395.

Semenza, or Sementi, Giacomo, a Bolognese, b. 1580, d. young. Baglione and Malvasia. v. 148.

Semini, Michele, a scholar of Maratta. Vita del Cav. Maratta. ii. 286.

Semino, and more commonly Semini, Antonio, a Genoese, b. about 1485, painted in 1547. Soprani. v. 365, 376.

—— Andrea, his son, d. 1578, aged 68. Soprani. ib.

—— Ottavio, another son, d. 1604. Soprani. ib.

Semitecolo, Niccolo, a Venetian, painted in 1367. Zanetti. iii. 16.

Semolei, see Franco.

Semplice, (Fra.), see Da Verona.

Serafini, de', Serafino, da Modena, painted in 1376 and 1385. Tiraboschi. iv. 34.

Serano, see Cerano.

Serenari, Ab. Gaspero, of Palermo, a scholar of Cav. Conca. MS. ii. 304.

Serlio, Sebastiano, a Bolognese, painted at Pesaro in 1511 and 1514; or rather, he resided there. Guida di Pesaro. d. at Fontainebleau, old in 1552. Histor. Dic. v. 78.

Sermei, Cav. Cesare, di Orvieto, d. about 1600, aged 34. Orlandi. ii. 161.

Sermolei, see Franco.

Sermoneta, da, see Siciolante.

Serodine, Gio., di Ascona, in Lombardy, d. young in the pontificate of Urban VIII. ii. 205.

Serra, Cristoforo, da Cesena, living in 1678. Malvasia. v. 173.

Servi, de', Constantino[12] a Florentine, b. 1554, d. 1622. Baldinucci. i. 259, 334.

Sesto, da, Cesare, or Cesare Milanese, d. towards 1524; and Cesare Magni, by some supposed the same Cesare da Sesto who still painted in 1533. Bianconi. Guida di Milano con Note MS. iv. 249, 251.

Sestri, da, see Travi.

Setti, Cecchino, a Modenese, painted in 1495. Tiraboschi. iv. 36.

—— de', Ercole, a Modenese; his notices from 1568 to 1589. Tiraboschi. iv. 50.

Sguazzella, lo, Andrea, a scholar of Sarto. Vasari. i. 206.

Sguazzino, lo, di Città di Castello, living about 1600. MS. ii. 166.

Siciolante, Girolamo, called from his birth-place Sermoneta, living in 1572, as appears from an inscription placed to his son. (Gallet. I. Rom. tom. ii.) d. in the pontificate of Gregory XIII. Baglione. ii. 129, 131, 166.

Siena, da, Agnolo and Agostino, Florentine sculptors in 1338. Della Valle. i. 7.

—— Ansano, or Sano, di Pietro. His notices from 1422 to 1449. Della Valle. i. 403.

—— da, Berna, for Bernardo, d. young about 1380. Baldinucci. i. 398.

—— Duccio, Guiduccio, di Boninsegna. His notices from 1282 to 1339. Della Valle. i. 386.

—— Francesco, a scholar of Peruzzi. Vasari. i. 451.

—— Francesco, Ant., his work of 1614. MS. i. 426.

—— Francesco, di Giorgio, an architect and painter. Della Valle. i. 419, 427.

—— Georgio and Gio., called Gianella, scholars of Mecherino. Della Valle. i. 426.

—— Giovanni, di Paolo, father of Matteo. Della Valle. i. 403, 429.

Siena, Guido, his work of 1221. Della Valle. i. 14, 378.

—— Matteo, di, Gio., his works from 1462 to 1491. Della Valle. i. 403, ii. 353.

—— another Matteo, or Matteino, d. in the pontificate of Sixtus V., aged 55. Baglione. i. 428, ii. 170.

—— da, Maestro Mino, or Minuccio, to be distinguished from Fr. Mino da Turrita. i. 383.

—— Michelangiolo da Siena, or Da Lucca, see Anselmi.

—— Segna, or Boninsegna, painted in 1305. Della Valle. i. 386.

—— Ugolino, d. old in 1339. Della Valle. i. 33, 386.

—— Simone, see Memmi. Marco, see Da Pino. Baldassare, see Peruzzi.

—— other painters less celebrated, or scholars of those masters. i. 397, 398, 454, 455.

Sighizzi, Andrea, a Bolognese, living in 1678. Malvasia. v. 211, 214.

Sigismondi, Pietro, a Lucchese. Orlandi. i. 360.

Signorelli, Luca, da Cortona, b. about 1440, d. 1521. Vasari. i. 98.

—— Francesco, his nephew. Notices of him until about 1560. Bottari. i. 219.

Signorini, Guido, a Bolognese, cousin of Guido Reni, d. about 1650. Orlandi. v. 254.

—— another of the same name and country, a scholar of Cignani. Crespi. ib.

Silvestro, Don, a Florentine, a monk of Camaldoli, d. about 1350. Vasari. i. 60.

Silvio, Gio., a Venetian, his altar-piece of 1532. MS. iii. 157.

Simazoto, Martino, or Da Capanigo, living in 1588. MS. v. 451.

Simone, Maestro, a Neapolitan, d. 1346. Dominici. ii. 349.

—— di, Antonio, a Neapolitan, and an artist of this age. Dominici. ii. 323.

—— Francesco, a Neapolitan, flourished in 1340, d. about 1360. Dominici. ii. 349.

Simonelli, Giuseppe, a Neapolitan, scholar of Giordano, d. about 1713, aged 64. Dominici. ii. 433.

Simonetti, see Magatta.

Simonini, Francesco, of Parma, b. 1689, living in 1753. Guida di Rovigo. iv. 140.

Sirani, Gio. Andrea, a Bolognese, b. 1610, d. 1670. Crespi and Oretti, Mem. v. 150.

—— Elisabetta, his daughter, b. 1638, d. aged 26. Malvasia. Or d. 29th August, 1665, and interred at S. Domenico. Oretti, Memor. v. 151.

—— Anna and Barbara, also his daughters. Crespi. ib.

—— female pupils of Elisabetta. v. 152, 153.

Smargiasso, lo, see Ciafferi.

Sobleo, see Desubleo.

Soderini, Mauro, a Florentine, painted in 1730. Lett. Pitt., vol. ii. i. 349.

Sodoma, il, see Razzi.

—— del, Giomo, or Girolamo, a Sienese. i. 409.

Soggi, Niccolo, a Florentine, d. old in the pontificate of Julius III. Vasari. i. 101.

Sogliani, Giannantonio, a Florentine, d. aged 52. Vasari. Painted at Pisa about 1530. Morrona. i. 159.

Soiaro, see Gatti.

Solari, or Del Gobbo, Andrea, a Milanese, flourished about 1530. Vasari. iv. 270.

Solario, Anton., called Lo Zingaro, (the gipsy,) da Civita, in Abruzzo, b. about 1382, d. about 1455. Dominici. ii. 351.

Sole, dal, Antonio, a Bolognese, called Il Monchino da' Paesi, d. 1677. Crespi. Or rather in 1684, aged 78. Oretti, from the Registry of la Maddalena. v. 204.

—— Gio. Gioseffo, his son, b. 1654, d. 1719. Zanotti. v. 225.

Soleri, Giorgio, di Alessandria, d. 1587. MS. v. 455.

—— Raffaello, Angiolo, his son. MS. v. 457.

Solfarolo, il, or Gruembroech, a painter of the seventeenth century. v. 441.

Solimene, commonly so called, but in his epitaph, Solimena, Cav. Francesco, called L'Abate Ciccio, b. at Nocera de' Pagani, 1657. Dominici. d. at Naples in 1747. R. Gall. of Flor. ii. 435.

Sons, (as he thus signs himself,) or Soens, Gio., da Molduch, was aged 57 in 1604. Guida di Piacenza. Living in 1607. Affò. iv. 136.

Soprani, Raffaello, a Genoese, b. 1612, d. 1672. Cavanna, in his life of this artist. v. 421.

Sordo, di, Sestri, see Travi.

—— d'Urbino, see Viviani.

—— del, Gio., called Mone da Pisa, an artist of the seventeenth century. Morrona. i. 319.

Soriani, Carlo, painted at Pavia in the seventeenth century. Pitture d'Italia. iv. 324.

—— Niccolo, perhaps a Cremonese, d. 1499. Baruffaldi. v. 310.

Sorri, Pietro, b. in the Sienese, 1556, d. 1622. Baldinucci. i. 437, v. 393.

Sottino, Gaetano, a Sicilian. Guida di Roma. ii. 441.

Sozzi, Olivio, di Catania, and Francesco. MS. ib.

Spada, Lionello, a Bolognese, d. 1622, aged 46. Malvasia. iv. 63, v. 215.

Spadarino, see Galli.

Spadaro, Micco, see Gargiuolo.

Spaggiari, Gio., of Reggio, d. 1730. Tiraboschi. iv. 70.

—— Pellegrino, his son, d. in France, 1746. Tiraboschi. ib.

Spagna, lo, or lo Spagnuolo, Giovanni, flourished until 1524. Baldinucci. Or longer. ii. 36.

Spagnoletto, lo, see Ribera.

Spagnuolo, lo, see Uroom, see Crespi.

Spera, Clemente, painted at Milan in company of Lissandrino. Ratti. iv. 327.

Speranza and Veruzio, of Vicenza, scholars of Mantegna. Vasari. iii. 77.

—— Gio. Batista, a Roman, d. young in 1640. Baglione. ii. 216. v. 135.

Spilimbergo, di, Irene, a supposed pupil of Titian. She died some time before 1576. Vasari. iii. 165.

Spineda, Ascanio, of Trevigi, b. 1588. P. Federici. Living in 1648. Ridolfi. iii. 271.

Spinello, Aretino, b. 1308, d. 1400. Bottari. i. 64.

Spinelli, Parri, (for Gasparri,) his son, living in 1425. Bottari. i. 65, 226.

—— Forzore, another son, a worker in niello. Vasari. i. 112.

Spirito, Monsieur, living in the seventeenth century. See Pitture d'Italia. v. 477.

Spisano, Vincenzo, called also Pisanelli, and Lo Spisanelli di Orta in the Milanese, d. at Bologna in 1662, aged 67. Malvasia. v. 73.

Spoletti, Pierlorenzo, b. at Finale in the Genovese in 1680, d. 1726. Ratti. v. 487.

Spolverini, Ilario, di Parma, d. 1734, aged 77. Guida di Piacenza. iv. 140.

Spranger, Bartolommeo, of Flanders, b. 1546, d. old. Orlandi. iv. 168.

Squarcione, Francesco, di Padova, d. 1474, aged 80. Orlandi. Some by mistake call him Jacopo; supposed by Guarienti to be a different person from Francesco. iii. 35, v. 290.

Stanzioni, Cav. Massimo, a Neapolitan, b. 1585, d. 1656. Dominici. ii. 401.

Starnina, Gherardo, a Florentine, b. 1354, d. 1403. Baldinucci. i. 63.

Stefaneschi, P. Gio. Batista, a monk of Monte Senario, b. at Ronta in the Florentine state, 1582, d. 1659. Baldinucci. i. 329.

Stefani, de', Tommaso, a Neapolitan, b. 1230. Descriz. di Napoli. ii. 347.

Stefano, a Florentine, d. 1350, aged 49. Vasari. i. 57, 71.

—— di, Niccolo, da Belluno, flourished about 1530. MS. iii. 151.

—— Vincenzio, a Veronese, flourished in the fifteenth century. Pozzo. iii. 32.

Stefanone, a Neapolitan, d. old about 1390. Dominici. ii. 350.

Stella, Fermo, a Milanese, employed in 1502. MS. iv. 270.

—— Giacomo, a Brescian, d. in the pontificate of Urban VIII., aged 85. Baglione. Bardon asserts he died in 1657, aged 61; and that he came from Lyons. ii. 149, iii. 270.

Stendardo, see Van Bloemen.

Stern, Ignazio, b. in Bavaria about 1698, d. 1746. Gall. Imp. ii. 309.

Storali, Gio. and Pisanelli, Loren., Bolognese, pupils of Baglione. v. 81.

Storer, or Stora, Cristoforo, di Costanza, d. in Milan, 1671, aged 60. Orlandi. iv. 308.

Storto, Ippolito, a Cremonese, scholar of Antonio Campi. Zaist. iv. 184.

Strada, Vespasiano, a Roman, d. under Paul V., aged 36. Baglione. ii. 176.

Stradano, Giovanni, di Bruges, b. 1536, d. 1605. Baldinucci. i. 237.

Stresi, Pietro Martire, a Milanese, d. 1620. MS. iv. 276.

Stringa, Francesco, a Modenese, b. 1635, d. 1709. Tiraboschi. Or born in 1638. Cart. Oretti. iv. 66.

Stroifi, Don Ermanno, a Paduan, founder of the congregation of S. Filippo Neri at Venice; d. there in 1693, aged 77. Flaminio Corner, Churches of Venice, vol. iii. p. 232. iii. 281.

Strozzi, Zanobi, a Florentine, b. 1412, living in 1466. Baldinucci. i. 77.

—— or Strozza Bernardo, called Il Cappuccino, or also Il Prete, a Genoese, b. 1581, d. 1644. Soprani. v. 410.

Suardi, see Bramantino.

Subissati, Sempronio, of Urbino, a scholar of Carlo Maratta, d. in Spain. Lazzari. ii. 286.

Subleyras, Pietro, b. at Gilles, 1699, d. 1749. Memorie delle belle Arti, vol. ii. Or b. at Usès, and d. aged 48. Bardon. ii. 307.

Subtermans, Giusto, d'Anversa, b. 1597, d. 1681. R. Gall. of Florence. i. 329.

Suppa, Andrea, a Messinese, d. 1671, aged 43. Hakert. ii. 412.

Surchi, see Dielai.

Sustris, is the surname of Federigo di Lamberto, called also Del Padovano, see Del Padovano.

T.

Tacconi, Innocenzio, a Bolognese, scholar of Annibal, d. young. Baglione. v. 125.

Tafi, Andrea, a Florentine, d. 1294, aged 31. Vasari. i. 32.

Tagliasacchi, Gio. Batista, di Borgo S. Donnino, d. 1737. Guida di Piacenza. iv. 142.

Talami, Orazio, of Reggio, b. 1625, d. 1705. Tiraboschi. iv. 63.

Talpino, see Salmeggia.

Tamburini, Gio. Maria, a Bolognese, scholar of Guido, d. old. Guida di Bologna. v. 191.

Tancredi, Filippo, a Messinese, b. 1655, d. at Palermo, 1725. Hakert. ii. 419.

Tandino, di Bevagna, living in 1580. Orsini Risposta, &c. ii. 162.

Tanteri, Valerio, and other copyists of Cristoforo Allori, i. 293.

Tanzi, Antonio, di Alagna, in the Novarese, d. 1644, aged almost 70. Co. Durando. iv. 304.

—— Gio. Melchiorre, his brother, ib.

Taraboti, Caterina, living in 1660. Boschini. iii. 300.

Taraschi, Giulio, a Modenese, painted in 1546. Tiraboschi. iv. 43.

—— two brothers of the preceding, iv. 44.

Taricco, Sebastiano, b. at Cherasco in the Piedmontese in 1645, d. 1710. Della Valle. v. 479.

Tarillio, Gio. Batista, a Milanese, his work of 1575. MS. iv. 303.

Taruffi, Emilio, a Bolognese, b. 1633, assassinated in 1696. Crespi. v. 241.

Tassi, Agostino, of Perugia, b. 1566, d. aged 76. Passeri. Pref. xix. i. 316, ii. 250, v. 393.

Tassinari, Gio. Batista, a Pavese, his works of 1610 and 1613. Pitture d'Italia. iv. 325.

Tassone, Carlo, a Cremonese, flourished about 1690, d. aged 70. Zaist. iv. 197.

Tassoni, Giuseppe, a Roman, d. 1737, aged 84. Dominici. ii. 444.

Tatta, see Sansovino.

Tavarone, Lazzaro, a Genoese, b. 1556, d. 1641. Soprani. v. 384.

Tavella, Carlo Antonio, a Genoese, b. at Milan in 1668, d. at Genoa in 1738. Ratti. v. 441.

—— Angiola, his daughter, d. 1746, aged 48. Ratti. v. 442.

Tedesco, Emanuello, a scholar of Titian. Ridolfi. iii. 164.

—— Gio. Paolo, see Scor, see also Lamberto.

—— del, Jacopo, a Florentine, scholar of Domenico del Ghirlandaio, i. 96.

Temperello, il, see Caselli.

Tempesta, il, see Mulier.

Tempesti, (in the Lett. Pittor. and in other books Tempesta, and in Lottini called Tempestino;) Antonio, a Florentine, d. 1630, aged 75. Baglione. i. 278, ii. 147, 171.

Tempestino, a Roman, flourished about 1680. Pascoli. ii. 251.

—— or Tempesti, Domenico, a Florentine, perhaps called also Dei Marchis, b. 1652, living in 1718. Orlandi. i. 363.

Teniers, David, of Antwerp, called Il Bassano, d. 1649. Sandrart. ii. 241, iii. 211.

Teodoro, a Mantuan, see Ghigi.

—— Monsieur, see Hembreker.

Teofane, of Constantinople, lived in the thirteenth century. Baruffaldi. v. 285.

Teoscopoli, see Delle Greche.

Terenzi, Terenzio, called Il Rondolino, a Pesarese; called also Terenzio d'Urbino; d. in the pontificate of Paul V. Baglione. ii. 194.

Terzi, Cristoforo, a Bolognese, d. 1743. Guida di Bologna. v. 253.

—— Francesco, a Bergamese, d. old at Rome about 1600. Tassi. iii. 183.

Tesauro, Bernardo, a Neapolitan, flourished from 1460 to 1480, or near it. Dominici. ii. 365.

—— Filippo, a Neapolitan, b. about 1260, d. about 1320. Dominici. ii. 348.

—— Raimo, Epifanio, a Neapolitan; his works from 1494 to 1501. Dominici. ii. 366.

Tesi, Mauro, of the state of Modena, d. at Bologna in 1766, aged 36. Crespi. v. 276.

Tesio, il, of Turino, a scholar of Mengs. MS. v. 487.

Testa, Pietro, a Lucchese, called Il Lucchesino, b. 1617, d. 1650. Passeri. i. 323.

Testorino, Brandolin, a Brescian, lived perhaps in the fourteenth century. See Morelli Notizia. iii. 30.

Tiarini, Alesandro, a Bolognese, b. 1577, d. 1688. Malvasia. v. 179.

Tibaldi, or Pellegrino di Tibaldo de' Pellegrini, called Pellegrino da Bologna, b. 1527, d. 1591. Life of Tibaldi, written by Gio. Pietro Zanotti. v. 59.

—— Domenico, his brother, b. 1541, d. 1583. Guida di Bologna. Or d. 1582, aged 42, as stated in P. F. Flaminio da Parma, who gives his epitaph in the Memorie Storiche, &c. Parma, 1760. Oretti, Memor. v. 62.

Tiepolo, Gio. Bat., a Venetian, d. 1769, aged 77. Zanetti. Or d. 1770. Conca. iii. 361.

Tinelli, Cav. Tiberio, b. 1586, d. 1638. Ridolfi. iii. 283.

Tinti, Gio. Batista, of Parma, painted in 1590. Affò. iv. 137, 138.

Tintore, del, Cassiano, Francesco and Simone, of Lucca, flourished towards the end of the seventeenth century. MS. i. 324.

Tintorello, Jacopo, of Vicenza, flourished in the fifteenth century. Guida di Vicenza. iii. 34.

Tintoretto, see Robusti.

Tio, Francesco, a Fabrianese, painted in 1318. Colucci. ii. 15.

Tisio, see Da Garofolo.

Tito, di, or Titi, Santi, da Borgo S. Sepolcro, b. 1538, d. 1603. Baldinucci. i. 257.

—— Tiberio, son of Santi, long survived his father. Baldinucci. i. 258.

Tiziano, see Tizianello, see Vecellio.

Tiziano, di, see Dante.

Tognone, or Antonio, of Vicenza, a scholar of Zelotti, d. young. Ridolfi. iii. 241.

Tolentino, di, Marcantonio, a painter of the sixteenth century. Colucci. ii. 167.

Tolmezzo, di, Domenico, of Udine, painted in 1479. Renaldis. iii. 39.

Tommasi, Tommaso, di Pietra Santa, a scholar of the Melani. MS. i. 362.

Tommaso, di, Stefano, see Giottino.

Tonduzzi, Giulio, da Faenza, painted in 1513. Orlandi. At S. Bernardino di Faenza is one of his pictures with the name and year 1532. Oretti, Mem. v. 91.

Tonelli, Giuseppe, a Florentine, lived in 1718. Orlandi. Painted from the year 1668. Descrip. de la Gallerie R. de Flor., p. 51. He was sent to study at Bologna under Aldovrandi. Oretti, Mem. i. 328.

Tonno, a Calabrese, who killed Polidoro. Hakert. ii. 377.

Torbido, Francesco, called Il Moro, a Veronese, scholar of Giorgione. Vasari. iii. 108.

Torelli, Maestro, or Tonelli, pupil of Coreggio. Ratti. iv. 117.

—— Cesare, a Roman, painter and mosaic worker, d. in the pontificate of Paul V. Baglione. ii. 158.

—— Felice, a Veronese, b. 1667. Zanotti. d. 1748. Crespi. Or b. 1670, by Biancolini, d. 12th June, 1748, as I learn from Oretti. v. 228.

—— Lucia, by birth Casalini, a Bolognese, the wife of Felice, b. 1677, d. 1762. Crespi. ib.

Toresani, Andrea, a Brescian, an artist of the eighteenth century. Guarienti. d. aged about 33. Carbone presso l'Oretti, in 1760. MS. iii. 371.

Tornioli, Niccolo, a Sienese, living in 1640. Lett. Pittoriche, tom. i. i. 432.

Torre, Bartolommeo and Teofilo Aretini, the second pupil of the former, flourished in 1600. Orlandi. i. 314.

—— Flaminio, a Bolognese, called Degli Ancinelli, d. young in 1661. Orlandi. v. 163.

—— della, Gio. Batista, originally of the Polesine, d. 1631. Baruffaldi. He was established at Ferrara. v. 335.

Torre, Gio. Paolo, a Roman, scholar of Muziano. Baglione. ii. 149.

Torregiani, Bartolommeo, d. young shortly after 1673. Passeri. ii. 244.

Torri, written also Torre and Torrigli, Pierantonio, a Bolognese, living in 1678. Malvasia. v. 140.

Torricelli, see Buonfanti.

Tortelli, Gioseffo, a Brescian, b. 1662, living in the time of Averoldi, or perhaps in 1700. Orlandi. iii. 328.

Tortiroli, Gio. Batista, a Cremonese, b. 1621, d. aged 30. Zaist. The date of his birth should be placed earlier, as he painted well in 1632. See Colucci, who cites one of his works with the name and ancient date in vol. xix. iv. 195.

Tossicani, Gio. Aretino, a scholar of Giottino. i. 58.

Tozzo, del, Gio., a Sienese, flourished towards the year 1530. Della Valle. i. 435.

Traballesi, Bartol., a Florentine, assistant of Vasari. Descrip. de la Gall. R. de Flor. i. 265.

—— Francesco, painted at Rome in the pontificate of Gregory XIII. Baglione. ib.

Traini, Francesco, a Florentine, scholar of Andrea Orcagna. Vasari. i. 56.

Trasi, Lodovico, of Ascoli, b. 1634, d. 1694. Guida di Ascoli. ii. 287.

Travi, Antonio, da Sestri, in the Genovese, called Il Sordo di Sestri, d. 1668, aged 55. Soprani. v. 420.

Trevilio, da, in the Milanese, Bernardo, or Bernardino Zenale, d. 1526. MS. iv. 224.

Trevigi, da, Dario, flourished about 1474, as we read in the City Guide, and not 1374. iii. 73.

—— Antonio, his paintings in 1402 and 1414. P. Federici. iii. 38.

—— Giorgio, living in 1437. Rossetti. ib.

—— Girolamo, his paintings from 1470 to 1492. P. Federici, who surnames him Aviano. iii. 74.

—— Girolamo, the younger, b. 1508, d. 1544. Ridolfi. And supposed of the Pennacchi family. Federici. iii. 120.

Trevisani, Angelo, a Venetian, was living in 1753. Guarienti. iii. 356.

—— Francesco, di Trevigi, b. 1656, d. 1746. R. Gall. of Flor. ii. 296, iii. 356.

Trezzo, da, Giacomo, a mosaic worker in pietre dure. Of the Milanese school, d. 1595. MS. i. 332.

Tricomi, Bartolommeo, a Messinese, scholar of Domenichino. Hakert. ii. 412.

Triva, Antonio, da Reggio, b. 1626, d. 1699. Tiraboschi. iv. 64, v. 477.

—— Flaminia, his sister, living in 1660. Boschini. ib.

Trivellini and Bernardoni, Bassanese, scholars of Volpato. The first inscribes the date of 1694 on a picture at Castelfranco. Federici. iii. 315.

Trogli, Giulio, called Il Paradosso, a Bolognese, living in 1678. Malvasia. d. 1685, aged 72. Guida di Bologna. v. 149.

Tromba, see Rinaldi.

Trompetta, see Da Pesaro.

Troppa, Cav. Girolamo, supposed pupil of Maratta. MS. ii. 286.

Trotti, Cav. Gio. Batista, a Cremonese, called Il Malosso, b. in 1555. Zaist. Living in 1603. Zamboni, p. 151. His Pietà at the chapel of S. Gio. Nova in Cremona, with date of 1607. Oretti, Mem. iv. 189.

—— Euclide, his nephew. Zaist. iv. 193.

Troy, Gio. Francesco, b. at Paris, 1680, d. 1752. Abregé de la Vie, &c. vol. iv. ii. 307.

Tuccari, Gio., a Messinese, b. 1667, d. in the plague of 1743. Hakert. ii. 444.

Tuncotto, Giorgio, living in 1473. Co. Durando. v. 452.

Tura, Cosimo, called Cosmè da Ferrara, d. 1469, aged 63. Baruffaldi. v. 290.

Turchi, Alessandro, called L'Orbetto, a Veronese, painted at Rome in 1619. Catalogo Vianelli. d. there in 1648, aged 66. Pozzo. b. 1580, d. 1650. Passeri. ii. 232, iii. 317.

Turco, Cesare, d'Ischitella, b. about 1510, d. about 1560. Dominici. ii. 372.

Turestio, Francesco, a Venetian mosaic worker, painted in 1618. Zanetti. iii. 253.

Turrita, da, in the Sienese, F. Mino, or Giacomo, d. about 1289. Guida di Roma. His mosaic work at S. M. Maggiore, which, according to Oretti, bears the date of 1495, seems to have been retouched. i. 8, 34, 381.

Turini, Gio., da Siena, lived about 1500. Vasari. i. 112.

V.

Vaccarini, Bartol., da Ferrara, lived about 1450. Baruffaldi. v. 289.

Vaccaro, Andrea, a Neapolitan, b. 1598, d. 1670. Dominici. ii. 407. The Andrea Vaccari, a Genoese, or Roman, mentioned by Guarienti, appears to me one of his usual mistakes.

Vacche, dalle, F. Vincenzo, a Veronese, an Olivetan monk. Notiz. Morell. iii. 89.

Vaga, del, or de' Ceri, Perino, or Pierino Bonaccorsi, a Florentine, d. 1547, aged 47. Vasari. Or aged 46. Oretti, from the Inscrip. in the Rotonda. i. 212, ii. 111, 125, 379, v. 369.

Vagnucci, Franc., di Assisi, flourished the beginning of the sixteenth century. MS. ii. 161.

Vaiano, Orazio, called, from his birth-place, Il Fiorentino, painted at Milan about 1600. MS. iv. 296.

Valentin, Monsieur Pietro, called by Baglione Valentino, a Frenchman, native of Briè, near Paris, d. 1632, aged 32. Bardon. ii. 203.

Valentina, di, Jacopo, da Serravalle; his painting of 1502. MS. iii. 38.

Valeriani, P. Giuseppe, dell'Aquila, d. in the pontificate of Clement VIII. Baglione. ii. 386.

—— Domenico and Giuseppe, Romans, directed by Marco Ricci. Zanetti. iii. 384.

Valesio, Gio. Luigi, a Bolognese, d. in his prime under the pontificate of Urban VIII. Baglione. v. 126.

Valle, da, in the Milanese, or Valli, Gio., painted about 1460. Lomazzo. iv. 217.

Valle, Carlo, his brother, iv. 234. Morigia, p. 403; called, as it seems, Carlo Milanese. iv. 223.

Van Bloemen, commonly Van Blomen, Gio. Francesco, called Orizzonte, academician of St. Luke in 1742, d. 1749. MS. ii. 330.

—— Pietro, called Monsieur Stendardo, brother of Orizzonte. Catalogo Colonna. ii. 333.

Vandervert, of Flanders, a pupil of Claude Loraine. In the Catalogo Colonna he is named Enrico Wandervert. ii. 248.

Vandi, Sante, a Bolognese, d. at Loreto, 1716, aged 63. Crespi. v. 268.

Vandych, and Vandyck, Antonio, b. at Antwerp, 1599, d. at London, 1641. Bellori. ii. 235, iv. 187, v. 394.

—— Daniele, a Frenchman, painted in 1658. Zanetti. iii. 281.

Vanetti, Marco, da Loreto, pupil of Cignani. Life of Cav. Cignani. ii. 311.

Van Eych, or Abeyk, Giovanni, di Maaseych, called De Bruges, or Da Bruggia, and by Facio, who wrote his eulogy, Jo. Gallicus, b. 1370, d. 1441. Gall. Imp. i. 81, ii. 355, iii. 41.

Vanloo, Giambatista, of Aix, d. 1745, aged 61. Serie degli Uomini più Illustri in Pittura, &c. vol. xii. Or aged 69. Bardon, tom. ii. ii. 307, v. 484.

—— Carlo, his brother and pupil, ib.

Vanni, Cav. Francesco, a Sienese, b. 1565, d. 1609. Baldinucci. Or 1610. Mariett. Descriz. i. 443.

—— Cav. Michelangiolo, his son, living in 1609. Della Valle. i. 432, 445.

—— Cav. Raffaello, brother of the preceding, academician of St. Luke in 1655. Orlandi. He was aged 13 in 1609. Della Valle. i. 432, 446.

—— Gio. Batista, a Florentine; according to others a Pisan; but in the epitaph called Civis Flor. (Moreni, tom. iv.) b. 1599, d. 1660. Baldinucci. i. 294.

Vanno, del, (scholars of Cav. Vanni the elder) Gio. Antonio and Gio. Francesco. Guida di Roma. ii. 230.

Vanno, di, Andrea, a Sienese, his works from 1369 to 1413. Della Valle. i. 398.

—— Nello, a Pisan, a painter of the fourteenth century. Morrona. i. 56.

—— other Vanni, Pisans, i. 66, 67.

Vannini, Ottavio, a Florentine, b. 1585, d. 1643. Baldinucci. i. 291.

Vannucchi, see Sarto.

Vannucci, see Pietro Perugino.

Vante, a Florentine, (signed himself also Attavante) living in 1484. Vasari, and Lett. Pittor., tom. iii. i. 100.

Vanvitelli, or Vanvitel, Gaspare, called Dagli Occhiali, b. at Utrecht, 1647, d. at Rome in 1736. Dizionario Istorico. ii. 338.

—— Luigi, his son, ii. 339.

Vaprio, Costantino, a Milanese, painted about 1460. Lomazzo. iv. 218.

—— Agostino, his painting of 1498. MS. ib.

Varnetam, Francesco, b. at Hamburgh, 1658, d. 1724. Pascoli. ii. 334.

Varotari, Dario, a Veronese, b. 1539, d. 1596. Ridolfi. iii. 298.

—— Alessandro, his son, called, from his birth-place, Il Padovanino, d. 1650, aged 60. Orlandi. iii. 300.

—— Chiara, his sister, living in 1660. Borghini. iii. 299.

—— Dario, the younger, son of Alessandro, living in 1660. Borghini. iii. 304.

Vasari, Giorgio, of Arezzo, Cav., b. 1512, d. 1574. Bottari. i. 232, ii. 380, v. 52.

—— Another Giorgio, and Lazzaro, his ancestors, i. 232.

Vasconio, Giuseppe, a Roman, academician of St. Luke in 1657. Orlandi. ii. 234.

Vaselli, or Vasello Alessandro, a scholar of Brandi. Orlandi and Guida di Roma. ii. 214.

Vassallo, Antonmaria, a Genoese, scholar of Malò. Soprani. v. 423.

Vassilacchi, Antonio, called Aliense da Milo, b. 1556, d. 1629. Ridolfi. iii. 267.

Vaymer, Gio. Enrico, a Genoese, b. 1665, d. 1738. Ratti. v. 425.

Uberti, Pietro, a son of Domenico, a Venetian, flourished about 1733. Guida di Venezia dello Zanetti. iii. 383.

Ubertini, Baccio, a Florentine, scholar of Pietro Perugino. Vasari. i. 101, 172.

—— Francesco, his brother, called Il Bachiacca, lived to the year 1557. Baldinucci. i. 101.

—— Antonio, another brother, a worker on tapestry and embroidery. Vasari. i. 215, iv. 281.

Uccello, Paolo, a Florentine, d. 1472, aged 83. Bottari. i. 71.

Udine, da, Girolamo, painted an altar-piece at Cividale in 1540. Renaldis. iii. 133.

—— da, Giovanni Nanni, or Ricamatore, b. 1494, d. 1564. Baldinucci. But more likely b. 1489, d. 1561. Renaldis. Note, that in the Carte Antiche of Udine, also signed by Giovanni, there is found only the family name Ricamatore; and perhaps Nanni and Nani, which in some places in Italy stand for Giovanni, has by historians been taken for his surname. i. 213, ii. 46, 112, iii. 108, 247.

—— da Martino, see Pellegrino.

Vecchi, de', Giovanni, di Borgo S. Sepolcro, d. 1614, aged 78. Baglione. i. 273, ii. 159.

Vecchia, Pietro, a Venetian, b. 1605, d. aged 73. Orlandi and Melchiori. Or towards the close of the seventeenth century. Zanetti. In the Guida di Rovigo it is stated he was of the Muttoni family. iii. 288.

Vecchietta, as he signs himself, Lorenzo, di Pietro, a Sienese, d. 1482, aged 58. Vasari. i. 403.

Vecchio, il, di S. Bernardo, see Minzocchi, see also Civerchio.

Vecellio, Tiziano, da Cadore, Cav., d. 1576, aged 99. Ridolfi. ii. 124, iii. 135, iv. 28, 178, v. 314., and throughout the work.

—— Orazio, his son, d. in his prime, 1576. Ridolfi. iii. 152.

—— Francesco, brother of Titian, painted in 1531. MS. ib.

—— Marco, a nephew of Titian, d. 1611, aged 66. Ridolfi. ib.

—— Tizianello, son of Marco, living in 1648. Ridolfi. iii. 153.

—— of another branch, Cesare, son of Ettore, d. towards 1600. Renaldis. iii. 154.

—— Fabrizio, brother of Cesare, d. in 1580. Renaldis. iii. 154.

—— Tommaso, a kinsman also of Titian, d. 1620. Renaldis. iii. 207.

Veglia, Marco and Piero, Venetians, their paintings of 1508 and 1510. Zanetti. iii. 56.

Velasquez, Diego, ii. 236.

Veli, Benedetto, a Florentine painter of the seventeenth century. MS. i. 297.

Vellani, Franc., a Modenese, d. 1768, aged 80. Tiraboschi. iv. 67.

Velletri, da, Andrea, painted in 1334. MS. ii. 14.

—— Lello, who signs himself Lellus de Velletro pinsit. Orsini Risposta. ii. 27.

Veltroni, Stefano, da Monte S. Savino, living in 1568. Vasari. i. 270.

Venanzi, Gio., by some called Francesco, a Pesarese, living about 1670. Guida di Pesaro. In the Oretti MSS. is cited his S. Onofrio at the Carmine di Pesaro, where he read Ant. Venantius Pisauriensis, 1688; d. on the 2nd October, 1705, aged 78. Oretti, Notiz. v. 161.

Venezia, da, Lorenzo, painted in 1358. Zanetti. And in 1368. Quadreria Ercolani. iii. 16, v. 16.

—— Jacometto, painted in 1472. Notiz. Morelli. iii. 27.

—— Maestro Giovanni, living in 1227. Zanetti. iii. 9.

—— Niccolo, flourished in the time of Perino del Vaga, iv. 281.

—— Maestro Paolo, his notices of 1333 and 1346. Morelli. iii. 15.

—— Jacopo and Gio., his sons. ib.

—— (da,) Fra Santo, a cappuchin, painted about 1640. Melchiore. iii. 322.

Veneziano, Agostino, an engraver and pupil of Marcantonio. Vasari. i. 124.

Veneziano, Antonio, a Venetian by birth, according to Vasari . A Florentine, as stated by others; d. aged 74, about 1385. Baldinucci. i. 61, iii. 17.

—— another Antonio, a Venetian, flourished about 1500. i. 63.

—— Carlo, see Saracini.

—— Domenico, d. aged 56. Vasari. About 1470. Orlandi. i. 82, ii. 356.

—— or, as Vasari writes, Viniziano, Sebastiano, see Del Piombo.

Venier, Pietro, an Udinese, d. at an advanced age in 1737. Renaldis. iii. 364.

Venturini, Gaspero, a Ferrarese, painted in 1594. Baruffaldi. v. 325.

—— Angelo, a Venetian, scholar of Balestra. Guida di Venez. iii. 375.

Venusti, Marcello, a Mantuan, d. in the pontificate of Gregory XIII. Baglione. i. 182, ii. 126.

Veracini, Agostino, a Florentine, pupil of Bastian Ricci. MS. d. 1762. Oretti, Memor. i. 347.

Veralli, Filippo, a Bolognese, painted in 1678. Malvasia. v. 204.

Vercellesi, Sebastiano, da Reggio, living in 1650. Tiraboschi. iv. 63.

Vercelli, da, F. Pietro, painted about 1466. Della Valle. iv. 237.

Verdizzotti, Gio. Mario, a Venetian, d. 1600, aged 75. Ridolfi. iii. 247.

Verhuik, Cornelio, di Rotterdam, b. 1648, living in 1718. Orlandi. v. 268.

Vermiglio, Giuseppe, a Turinese, living in 1675. MS. v. 471.

Vernet, Joseph, a scholar of Manglard, b. at Avignon in 1712. Academician of St. Luke, 1743, d. at Paris in 1786. MS. ii. 332.

Vernici, Gio. Batista, scholar of the Caracci. Malvasia. d. at Fossombrone, 12th March, 1617. Oretti, Memor. v. 197.

Vernigo, Girol., a Veronese, called Girolamo da' Paesi, d. 1630. Pozzo. iii. 338.

Verona, da, Batista, see Zelotti.

Verona, da, F. Gio., an Olivetan monk, d. 1537, aged 68. Pozzo. iii. 89.

—— Jacopo, painted in 1397. Guida di Padova. iii. 13.

—— P. Massimo, a cappuchin, d. at Venice, aged 80, in 1679. Melchiori. iii. 322.

—— F. Semplice, a cappuchin, d. at an advanced age in 1654. ib.

—— Stefano, called also Stefano da Zevio (Piacenza), flourished about 1400. Vasari. i. 61, iii. 31.

—— Stefano, di, Vincenzio da Verona, perhaps a son of the preceding. Vasari. ib.

—— Maffei, a Veronese, d. 1618, aged 42. Ridolfi. iii. 238.

Veronese, Claudio, see Ridolfi, Paolo, see Caliari.

—— another Paolo Veronese, an embroiderer, flourished about 1527. Vasari. iv. 281.

Verocchio, del, Andrea, a Florentine, b. 1432, d. 1488. Baldinucci. i. 80, 151.

—— Tommaso, a Florentine, assistant of Vasari, i. 268.

Veruzio, Vasari, probably Francesco Verlo, called in Vicenza, his country perhaps, Verluzo or Verluccio, living in 1512. P. Faccioli. iii. 77.

Verzelli, Tiburzio, da Recanati, d. about 1700. MS. ii. 338.

Vetraro, il, see Bembo.

Uggione, or Uglone, or Da Oggione, Marco, a Milanese, in the Registry called Marco da Ogionno, (a district of the Milanese,) d. 1530. MS. iv. 255.

Viadana, da, Andrea, a scholar of Bernardino Campi. Lamo. iv. 288.

Viani, Antonmaria, a Cremonese, called Il Vianino, living in 1582. Zaist. iv. 26.

—— Giovanni, a Bolognese, b. 1636, d. 1700. Crespi. v. 237.

—— Domenico, his son, b. 1668, d. at Pistoia in 1711. Zanotti. ib.

Vicentini, Antonio, a Venetian, d. 1782, aged 94. MS. iii. 388.

Vicentino, Francesco, a Milanese, flourished in the sixteenth century. Lomazzo. iv. 279.

—— Andrea, a Venetian, d. 1614, aged 75. Ridolfi. A date to be corrected on the authority of a document edited by P. Federici, in which, while painting at Trevigi in 1590, he is termed M. Andrea Micheli Visentino. Federici. iii. 265.

Vicentino, Marco, his son. Zanetti. iii. 266.

Vicinelli, Odoardo, a scholar of Morandi. Pascoli. d. 1755, aged 71. Galletti Inscrip. Rom., tom. ii. ii. 296.

Vicino, a Pisan, flourished about 1321. Da Morrona. i. 66.

Vicolungo, di Vercelli, lived in the seventeenth century. MS. iv. 278.

Vighi, Giacomo, da Medicina, (in the Bolognese,) lived at Turin about 1567. Orlandi. v. 454.

Vignali, Jacopo, b. in the Casentino, 1592, d. 1664. R. Gall. of Flor. i. 309.

Vignerio, Jacopo, a Messinese, painted in 1552. Hakert. ii. 377.

Vignola, da, Girolamo, a Modenese painter of the sixteenth century. Tiraboschi. iv. 45.

—— Giacomo, see Barocci.

Vigri, B. Caterina, or B. Caterina da Bologna, b. there (her father a Ferrarese,) in 1413, d. 1463. Piacenza. v. 19.

Vimercati, Carlo, a Milanese, Latuada calls him Donelli, by others called il Vimercati, d. 1715, aged about 55. Orlandi. iv. 307.

Vinci, da, Lionardo, b. 1452, d. 1519. Amoretti Memor. Storiche. i. 150, iv. 238, and often throughout the work.

—— Gaudenzio, a Novarese. His altar-piece with his name and the year 1511. MS. iv. 257.

Vini, Sebastiano, a Veronese, flourished in the sixteenth century. MS. i. 219.

Viola, Domenico, a Neapolitan, d. old about 1696. Dominici. ii. 418.

—— Gio. Batista, a Bolognese, d. 1622, aged 46. Malvasia. ii. 241, v. 202.

Visacci, so called in the Pitture di Pesaro, or Antonio Cimatore di Urbino, called Il Visacci, a scholar of Barocci. Lazzari. ii. 190.

Visentini, see Vicentini.

Visino, il, a scholar of Albertinelli. Vasari. d. in Hungary about 1512. MS. i. 193.

Vitali, Alessandro, di Urbino, d. 1630, aged 50. Lazzari. ii. 188.

—— Candido, a Bolognese, b. 1680, d. 1753. Crespi. v. 267.

Vite, Antonio, a Pistoiese, living in 1463. Vasari. i. 64.

—— or della Vite, Timoteo, da Urbino, d. 1524, aged 54. Vasari. ii. 116.

—— Pietro, da Urbino, his brother. MS. Perhaps the priest of Urbino mentioned by Baldinucci in the Decennale, iii. sec. 4. ii. 117.

Viterbo, da, F. Mariotto, painted in 1444. Della Valle. ii. 16.

—— Tarquinio, d. in the pontificate of PaulV. Baglione. ii. 170.

Vito, Nicola, a Neapolitan, scholar of Zingaro. ii. 362.

Vitrulio, a name inscribed on several pictures at Venice. This painter seems to have lived in the time of Bonifazio, and to have been his competitor. See Guida di Venezia. iii. 242.

Vivarini, Antonio, da Murano. Zanetti. His notices up to 1451. Guida di Padova. iii. 21.

—— Bartolommeo, his brother and companion, painted in 1498. Zanetti. Or 1499. N. Guida di Venezia. iii. 24.

—— Giovanni, supposed of the same family. Zanetti. See Gio. Tedesco. iii. 21.

—— Luigi, supposed the elder, flourished in 1414. Zanetti. iii. 21.

—— Luigi, supposed the younger, in the Notizia called Zuanluisi da Muran, painted in 1490. Zanetti. iii. 24.

Viviani, Ottavio, a Brescian, a scholar of Sandrino. Orlandi. ii. 261, iii. 345.

—— Antonio, called Il Sordo d'Urbino, (others say of Ancona,) d. in the pontificate of Paul V. Baglione. ii. 189.

—— Lodovico, di Urbino, flourished 1650. Guida di Urbino. ii. 190.

—— il, see Codagora.

Ulivelli, Cosimo, a Florentine, b. 1625, d. 1704. R. Gall. of Flor. i. 303.

Voglar, Carlo, b. at Maestricht in 1653, d. at Rome in 1695. Pascoli. ii. 334.

Volpati, Gio. Batista, di Bassano, a scholar of Novelli. MS. b. 1633, d. 1706. Guida di Bassano. iii. 315.

Volpi, Stefano, a Sienese, perhaps a scholar of Casolani. See Il Pecci, p. 51. i. 441.

Volterra, da, or Volterrano, see Ricciarelli and Franceschini.

Voltolino, Andrea, a Veronese, d. 1718, aged 75. Pozzo. iii. 325.

Voltri, da, in the Genovese, Niccolò, painted in 1401. Soprani. v. 359.

Volvino, author of the Palliotto d'Oro, Gold Pallium or Mantle, at Milan in the tenth century. iv. 208.

Vos, de, Martino, of Antwerp, d. at advanced age in 1604. Sandrart. iii. 195.

Vovet, Simon, of Paris, d. 1649, aged 59. Lacombe. Or b. 1582, d. 1641. Abrégé, tom. iv. Or d. 1648, aged 53. Bardon, tom. ii. ii. 203, v. 393.

Urbani, Michelangiolo, a Cortonese, a painter upon glass, living in 1564. Lett. Pitt., tom. iii. i. 227.

Urbanis, Giulio, di S. Daniello, painted in 1574. MS. iii. 133.

Urbano, Pietro, a Pistoiese, a scholar of Bonarruoti. Vasari. i. 179.

Urbinelli, b. at Urbino, lived in the seventeenth century. Guida di Urbino. ii. 197.

Urbini, or Urbino, Carlo, da Crema, made his will in 1585. Tibald. di Vicenza. iii. 336, iv. 288.

Urbino, di, Crocchia, a scholar of Raffaello. Baldinucci. ii. 117.

—— Gio. and Francesco, lived about 1575. Conca. ii. 190.

—— il Prete, see Della Vite.

—— Raffaello, see Sanzio. Terenzio, see Terenzi.

Uroom, Enrico, called Enrico di Spagna, and, as appears, also Enrico delle Marine, b. at Haarlem in 1566. Sandrart. ii. 248.

W.

Waals, Godfrey, a German, scholar of Tassi. Soprani. v. 394.

Wael, Cornelius, of Antwerp, painted at Genoa in 1665. Soprani. v. 394.

Wallint, Francesco, called Monsieur Studio. MS. ii. 330.

—— Juniore, his son. ib.

Z.

Zaccagna, Turpino, a Cortonese, living in 1537. Bottari. i. 99.

Zacchetti, Bernardino, a Modenese, living in 1523. Tiraboschi. iv. 51.

Zacchia, Paolo, called Il Vecchio, of Lucca, painted in 1527. MS. i. 102.

—— il Giovane, the younger; he is called Lorenzo di Ferro Zacchia. MS. Lived in the sixteenth century. ib.

Zaccolini, P. Matteo, a Theatine monk of Cesena, d. 1630, aged about 40. Baglione. ii. 260, v. 95. See the Second Index for his Manuscript Treatises. ii. 260.

Zaganelli, see Da Cotignola.

Zagnani, Anton Maria, a Bolognese, living in 1689. Crespi. v. 205.

Zago, Santo, a Venetian, scholar of Titian. Ridolfi. iii. 162.

Zais, Giuseppe, a Venetian, d. old about 1784. MS. iii. 385.

Zaist, Gio. Batista, a Cremonese, b. 1700, d. 1757. Panni. iv. 205.

Zamboni, Matteo, a Bolognese, scholar of Cignani, d. young. Crespi. v. 254.

Zambono, Michele, a Venetian mosaic worker, flourished about 1505. Zanetti. iii. 251.

Zampezzo, Gio. Batista, da Cittadella, in the Paduan district, d. 1700, aged 80. Melchiori. iii. 210.

Zampieri, Domenichino, a Bolognese, d. 1641, aged 60. Bellori. Preface, xxxiv. ii. 207, 398. v. 127.

Zanata, Gioseffo, a Milanese, living in 1718. Orlandi. iv. 315.

Zanchi, Antonio, da Este, b. 1639. Zanetti. d. 1722. Melchiori. iii. 350.

—— Filippo and Francesco, of Bergamo. Their notices from 1544 to 1567. Tassi. iii. 182.

Zanella, Francesco, a Paduan. His notices until 1717. Guida di Padova. iii. 308.

Zanetti, Co. Antonio Maria, quondam Girolamo, a Venetian, thus called to distinguish him from Antonio Maria Zanetti, quondam Alessandro, mentioned in the Index that follows:—the first was eminent for engraving on various sorts of wood, in 1728. Lett. Pitt., tom ii. p. 152. He was in advanced age in 1765. Lett. Pitt., tom. v. p. 304. Pref. x. The other d. 3rd November, 1778, aged 62.

Zanimberti, or Zaniberti, Filippo, a Brescian, b. 1585, d. 1636. Ridolfi. iii. 326, 267.

Zanna, Gio. a Roman, called Il Pizzica, painted with Tarquinio da Viterbo. Baglione. ii. 170.

Zannichelli, Prospero, of Reggio, b. 1698, d. 1772. Tiraboschi. iv. 70.

Zanobrio, di Ca, see Carlevaris.

Zanotti Cavazzoni, Gio. Pietro, a Bolognese, b. 1674, d. 1765. Crespi. v. 235.

Zappi, another surname of Lavinia Fontana, v. 65.

Zarato, see Luzzo.

Zei, b. at Città S. Sepolcro, a supposed scholar of Cortona. MS. i. 352.

Zelotti, Batista, a Veronese, d. aged 60. Ridolfi. About 1592. Pozzo. iii. 171, 239.

Zenale, see Da Trevilio.

Zevio, da, in the Veronese, Alticherio, or Altichieri; in a MS. Document of the noble house of Dondi Orologio, Aldighieri; living in 1382. iii. 12.

—— Stefano, see Da Verona.

Zifrondi, or Cifrondi, Antonio, b. in the territory of Bergamo, 1657, d. 1730. Tassi. iii. 369.

Zinani, Francesco, of Reggio, flourished in 1755. Tiraboschi. iv. 70.

Zingaro, lo, see Solario.

Zoboli, Jacopo, a Modenese, d. 1767. Tiraboschi. iv. 66.

Zocchi, Giuseppe, of the Florentine territory, d. 1767, aged 56. MS. i. 351.

Zola, or Zolla, Giuseppe, di Brescia, d. 1743, aged 68. Crespi nelle Giunte al Baruffaldi. v. 349.

Zompini, Gaetano, a Venetian, d. 1778, aged 76. MS. iii. 354.

Zoppo, Marco, da Bologna. His work of 1471. MS. And of 1498, in the Colonna Façade. Oretti, Memor. iii. 36, 73, v. 23.

Zoppo, Paolo, a Brescian, d. about 1515. Ridolfi. Or 1530. MS. iii. 83.

—— Rocco, a Florentine, scholar of Pietro Perugino. Vasari. i. 101.

—— lo, di Gangi, living in the eighteenth century. MS. ii. 420.

—— di Genova, see Micone.

—— di Lugano, see Discepoli.

—— di Vicenza, see De'Pieri.

Zuannino, see Da Capugnano.

Zuccari, Federigo, flourished in the sixteenth century, iv. 297.

Zuccaro, (so named in his epitaph, and the books of Federigo,) in Vasari and elsewhere, Zuccheri, or Zuccari, Taddeo. He was born at S. Angelo in Vado, 1529, d. 1566. Vasari. ii. 126, 129, 133.

—— Federigo, his brother, painted about 1560. Vasari. aged 18. Bottari in his Addenda to the Notes. d. 1609, Bellori, in his Life of Caravaggio. ii. 136, iii. 245, v. 466.

—— Ottaviano, their father. ii. 133.

Zuccati, Sebastiano, di Trevigi, living about 1490. Zanetti. Father Federici assigns to this family a different country, namely, Ponte, a place in the Valteline. iii. 136, 251.

—— Valerio and Francesco, his sons, lived in 1573. Zanetti. iii. 137.

—— Arminio, son of Valerio, flourished about 1585. Zanetti. iii. 137.

Zuccherelli, Francesco, b. in the Florentine state about 1702, d. 1788. MS. i. 364, iii. 385.

Zucchi, or Della Zucca, Jacopo, a Florentine, b. about 1541. Vasari. d. in the pontificate of Sixtus V. Baglione. i. 237.

—— Francesco, his brother. Baglione. ib.

Zucco, Francesco, a Bergamese, d. 1627. Tassi. iii. 334.

Zugni, Francesco, a Brescian, d. 1636, aged 62. Ridolfi. More correctly d. 1621. Zamboni, p. 15. iii. 327.

Zupelli, or Cappellini, Gio. Batista, of Cremona, flourished at the close of the fifteenth century. Zaist. iv. 160.

SECOND INDEX.

Historical and Critical Publications cited in this Work.

A B C D E F G H J L

M N O P R S T V W Z

A.

Abbecedari—Historical Dictionaries—their authors, editions, and opinion on them, Preface, xx.

Affò, P. Ireneo, M. O., Il Parmigiano Servitore di Piazza, or Account of the Paintings of Parma. Parma, 1794, 8vo. iv. 75, et seq. (throughout the whole school of Parma).

—— The same. Life of Francesco Mazzola, called Il Parmigianino. Parma, 1784, 4to. iv. 75, 123.

—— The same. Treatise upon a Chamber painted by Coreggio in the Monastery of Benedictine Nuns at S. Paolo in Parma. Parma, 1794, 8vo. iv. 96, et seq.

Albani, Francesco. His Opinions upon Painting. See Malvasia. Felsina Pittrice, vol. ii. p. 244; and Bellori, in his Lives, p. 44, second edition, i. 176. iv. 126. v. 113, 135.

Alberti, Romano. Origin and Progress of the Academy of Design. Pavia, 1604, 4to. ii. 143.

Algarotti, Count Francesco. Essay on Painting. Leghorn, 1764, 8vo. It is cited in the Preface, pp. ii. and xxxii.; and in vol. iii. 139, 386. iv. 46, 103, 124. v. 127, and other places.

—— The same. Letters. Leghorn, 1784, 8vo. iv. 46, 48. v. 167, 276, 277.

Allegranza, P. M. Giuseppe. D. O. D. P. Explanation of, and Reflections upon, some sacred Monuments at Milan. Milan, 1757, 4to. iv. 208.

—— The same. Opusc. Eruditi. Cremona, 1781. ib.

Altan, Count Federigo. Memoirs of the Life of Pomponio Amalteo. They are inserted in vol. xlviii. of the Opuscoli Calogeriani. iii. 129.

Altan. The same. Treatise on the Vicissitudes of Painting in Friuli. It is inserted in the New Collection of the Opuscoli Scientifici e Filologici. Venice, vol. xxiii. iii. 5.

Amoretti. Observations on the Designs of Lionardo da Vinci. Milan, 1784. iv. 247.

—— Carlo. Historical Account of the Life, Studies, and Works of Lionardo da Vinci. Milan, 1804, 8vo. iv. 253.

Anecdotes des Beaux Arts. Paris, 1776, 1780, 3 vols. 8vo. ii. 11.

Argensville, (d') Ant. Joseph. Abridg. of the Lives of the most celebrated Painters. Paris, 1762, 4 vols. 8vo. Pref. v. and xxvi.; and vol. i. 142, 146, iii. 45, iv. 164.

Armenini, Gio. Batista. On the true Precepts of Painting, in three books. Ravenna, 1587, 4to. iv. 246, v. 94, 379.

Art of Vision, according to the Principles of Sulzer and of Mengs, applied to the Fine Arts. Venice, 1781, 8vo. Pref. xxxvi.

Averoldi. See Guida di Brescia.

Azara (d') Cav. Giuseppe Niccola. Memoirs of Mengs; and Observations on the treatise of Mengs, bearing title, Reflections on the Beautiful. ii. 75, 91, 315.

Azzolini, Ugurgieri, P. Isidoro. Le Pompe Sanesi. Pistoia, 1649, 4to. i. 374, 444, iv. 118.

B.

Baglione, Cav. Giovanni. Lives of the Painters, Sculptors, and Architects, from the pontificate of Gregory XIII. in 1573, to the time of Pope Urban VIII. in 1642. Naples, 1733, 4to. ii. 228. It is cited in the Roman school, the Florentine, andothers. Corrected, i. 287. Opinion on the work, ii. 228.

Baldeschi, Ab. State of the Lateran Church in the year 1723. Rome, 1723, 4to. There is annexed a View of the remarkable objects in the said Church by Crescimbeni.

Baldinucci, Filippo. Account of the Professors of Design, from the time of Cimabue. Six volumes, 4to. printed at Florence between 1681 and 1688, and after the author's death, from 1702 to 1728: his posthumous works completed by his son. i. 283. Cited throughout the work. Accusations by various foreigners, i. 29, 378, v. 9. Exculpated, i. 37, 51. His mistakes, i. 32, 33, 34, 42, 61, 280, 382, 387, ii. 12, 19, 269, 270, iv. 159, 176, v. 9, 360.

Baldinucci. The same, with various dissertations, notes, and additions, by Giuseppe Piacenza, an architect of Turin. Turin, 2 vols. 4to. 1768 and 1770. i. 31, 151, ii. 9, v. 19, 452.

—— The same, with notes by Manni, 20 vols. 8vo. Florence, from the year 1767 to 1774. Corrected, i. 126.

—— The same. Opuscoli contained in vol. 21 of the before-mentioned edition. Preface, xxviii. i. 19, 51.

Barbaro, Monsig. Daniello. The Practice of Perspective. Venice, 1669, fol. iii. 49.

Bardon, Dandre. Traité de Peinture, &c. Paris, 1765, 2 vols. 12mo. ii. 149.

Barocci, Giacomo, see Danti.

Barri, Giacomo. Picturesque Tour in Italy. Venice, 1671. iii. 294, iv. 92.

Bartoli, Francesco. Account of the Paintings, Sculpture, and Architecture of Italy. 2 vols. Venice, 8vo, 1776, 1777, cited in vol. iv. p. 210, in the Milanese school and that of Piedmont. Corrected, v. 478.

—— The same. See Guida di Rovigo.

Bartolini, Cav. and Cortinovis, P.

Baruffaldi, Girolamo. Lives of the most celebrated Painters and Sculptors of Ferrara. They are cited by Guarienti as already edited at Ferrara; but there only exist MSS. with the additions of the Can. Luigi Crespi, respecting the Professors of Ferrara and Lower Romagna, in the hands of the Cav. Jacopo Morelli and the Cav. Lazara. v. 282, et seq.

Bellori, Giampietro. Lives of the modern Painters, Sculptors, and Architects. Rome, 1672 and 1728, 4to. with the addition of the life of the Cav. Luca Giordano. Cited in the Preface, xxxviii. i. 176, ii. 131, 427, and other places throughout the work and index. Opinion upon this author, ii. 6.

—— The same. Other MS. lives, supposed to be lost, but by some asserted to exist. See De Murr, Bibliothèque de Peinture, vol. i. p. 28. v. 124.

—— The same. Life of the Cav. Carlo Maratta. Rome, 1731, 4to. ii. 281.

—— The same. Description of the figures painted by Raffaello d'Urbino in the Vatican palace; where it is inquired also whether Raffaello enlarged and improved his manner by viewing the works of Michelangiolo. Edit. 2. Rome, 1751, folio. ii. 73, 121, 278.

Bertoli, Canon. Giandomenico. Sacred and Profane Antiquities of Aquileia. Venice, 1739, folio. The 2d vol. of this work is in MS. tom. i. p. 1. iv. 207.

Bettinelli, Ab. Saverio. Revival in Italy of Studies, Arts, and Manners, after the year 1000, 2 vols. 8vo. Bassano, 1775, 1786. i. 14.

—— The same. Of Mantuan Letters and Arts, in two discourses. Mantua, 1774, 4to. iv. 31, 85.

Bevilacqua, Ippolito. Memoirs of the Life of the Painter Gio. Bettino Cignaroli. Verona, 1771, 8vo. iii. 380.

Bianconi. See Guida of Milan and of Bologna.

—— The same. Letter on a Miniature of Simon da Siena, in second vol. of Sienese Letters, by P. della Valle, i. 392.

Bibiena, da, Ferdinando Galli. Directions for young Students of Civil Architecture. Bologna, 1725, 8vo. The same, with new additions, 1731, 8vo. 2 vols. Ed. of Parma was in 1711. v. 272.

Boni, Ab. Mauro. On the painting of a Banner of the Fraternity of S. Maria di Castello, and on other works executed in Friuli by Gio. da Udine. Udine, 1797, 8vo. iii. 249.

—— Cav. Onofrio. Eulogy on the Cav. Pompeo Batoni. Rome, 1787, 8vo. ii. 320.

Borghini, Raffaello. Il Riposo. Florence, 1584, 8vo.; and again with annotations, 1730, 4to. Cited, Preface, xxxii. i. 231, et seq.

Borsieri, Girolamo. See Morigia. Milan, 1619, 8vo.

Boschini, Marco. La Carta del Navegar Pittoresco. Venice, 1660, 4to. Cited often in book i. of volume iii. Noticed, p. 52. The plan of this work, iii. 260. His verses, v. 427.

Boschini. See Guida of Venice and of Vicenza.

Bottari, Monsig. Gio. Notes to the Lives of Vasari. The edition made use of is that commenced at Leghorn, and continued at Florence in seven volumes, 8vo. from 1767 to 1772. Cited in Pref. xxxiii. and often throughout the work. Its scope and merit, i. 242. Not approved, i. 17, 165, 179, 181, 183, 264, 410, ii. 40, 363, iv. 101, 153, 215, 224, 234, v. 35.

—— The same. Notes to the Letters on Painting. Pref. xx. i. 240, 432.

—— The same. Dialogues on the Fine Arts. Lucca, 1754, 8vo. ii. 7.

Brandolese, Pietro. Testimonianze intorno alla Patavinità di Andrea Mantegna. Padua, 1805, 8vo. iii. 70.

—— Doubts as to the Existence of the Painter Giovanni Vivarino da Murano, newly confirmed, and refutation of a pretended authority to support it. Padua, 1807, 8vo. iii. 22.

Bugati, Dottor Gaetano. Historical and critical Notices of the Reliques and Worship of S. Celso Martire. Milan, 1782, 4to. iv. 208.

Bure, Guillaume François de, Bibliographie Instructive, vol. viii. 8vo. Paris, 1763, 1782. i. 141.

C.

Cambrucci. History MS. of Feltre. iii. 78.

Campi, Cav. Ant. Le Cronache di Cremona, 1575, fol.; and again at Milan, 1645, 4to. iv. 155, 159, 173, 184.

Carducci, Vincenzio. De las Excelencias de la Pintura. Baldinucci; or a Dialogue on Painting, its definition, origin, and essence. Madrid, 1633, 4to. i. 267.

Carrari, Vincenzo. Oration and Verses by several hands on the Death of Luca Longhi. Ravenna, 1681, 4to. iv. 103.

Castiglione, Fr. Sabba. Recollections, or Directions. Venice, 1555, 4to. iv. 248.

Catalogue of the existing Pictures and Paintings in the Casa Colonna. Rome, 1783, 8vo. ii. 268, and in the Index.

Catalogue of the Pictures, Drawings, and Books, which treat of the Art of Design, from the Gallery of the late Count Algarotti, in Venice, drawn up by the Architect Antonio Selva, 8vo. iii. 315, v. 260.

—— Ercolani. Verses and Prose written on a Series of excellent Paintings in possession of Signor Marco Filippo Ercolani, Prince of the Empire. A work of the painter Jacopo Alessandro Calvi. Bologna, 1780, 4to. iii. 16, and often in vol. v.

—— of Pictures now in possession of D. Gio. Dottor Vianelli, Canon of the Cathedral of Chioggia. Venice, 1790, 4to. v. 193, 415, and in the Index I.

Diary of the years 1720 and 1721, written by Rosalba Carriera; illustrated and published by the same Vianelli. Venice, 1793, 4to. v. 255.

Cavazzone, Francesco. Corona di grazie, favori, o miracoli della gloriosa Vergine Maria, fatti in Bologna, dove si tratta delle sue sante e miracolose immagini cavate dal suo naturale. MS. with date 1606. Example of the noble Art of Design, &c. MS. with date of 1612. They are recorded by Crespi in his Felsina, p. 18. v. 27, 196.

Caylus, Bachiliere, Cochin the younger, writers upon painting in caustic, v. 353.

Cellini, Benvenuto. Two Treatises: one respecting the eight principal parts of the Goldsmith's Art; the other on matters connected with that of Sculpture, &c. Florence, 1731, 4to. i. 110, 126, iv. 227, 240.

—— The same. Life of Benvenuto Cellini, written by himself. Cologne, without date (which is Naples, 1728. See Note on the works of Cocchi, who wrote the preface). i. 93, 168.

Cennini, Andrea. Treatise on Painting. MS. i. 89.

Christ, Jo. Frederic. Dictionnaire des Monogrammes, Lettres Initiales, &c. translated from the German, with additions. Paris, 1750, 8vo. i. 128.

Cignaroli, Giambettino, a Veronese. Series of Veronese Painters inserted in vol. iii. of the Cronaca dello Zagata; and MS. notes to the work of Pozzo on the Veronese Painters. iii. 4.

Cittadella, Cesare. Historical Catalogue of the Painters and Sculptors of Ferrara. Ferrara, 1782, vol. iv. 8vo. v. 283, et seq.

Civalli, P. Provincial of the Conventuali Visita Triennale, inserted in vol. xxv. of the Antichità Picene. iii. 29, v. 34.

Cochin, Charles Nicholas. Voyage d'Italie, &c. Paris, 1758, 3 vols. 8vo. Lausanne, 1773, 3 vols. 12mo. Opinion on this work, pref. xxxvi. Cited, v. 305, and elsewhere.

Colucci, Ab. Giuseppe. Antichità Picene. Fermo, 21 vols. fol. 1792. ii. 8, 313, and elsewhere.

Combe, la, Mr. Portable Dictionary of the Fine Arts. Paris, 1752, 1754, 8vo. vols. ii. Pref. xxi. Corrected, iii. 113.

Comolli, Ab. Inedited Life of Raffaello d'Urbino, illustrated with notes. Rome, 1791, 4to. 2d ed. ii. 51, 52.

Conca, D. Antonio. Descrizione Odeporica della Spagna, &c. 4 vols. Parma, 1793, et seq. 8vo. i. 178, and in the Index.

Condivi, Ascanio. Life of Michelangiolo Bonarruoti. Rome, 1553, 4to. i. 150, et seq.

—— The same book, with annotations by Antonfrancesco Gori and by Mariette. Folio, Florence, 1746. i. 64, 177.

Cortona, da, see Ottonelli.

Cozzando, Lionardo. Abstract of the History of Brescia. Brescia, 1694, 4to. iii. 327.

Crespi, Can. Luigi. Felsina Pittrice; or Lives of the Bolognese Painters, not described by Malvasia. Rome, 1769, 4to. v. 5, and often in that book. Clamours against that work, v. 252.

—— Dialogues in defence of the same work, v. 251.

—— The same. Notes and Additions to the Lives of Baruffaldi. Opera, MS. v. 283. Cited often in the Ferrarese school. Corrected, v. 39.

—— The same. Letters on Painting. Pref. xxix. ii. 74, 76, v. 173, 249.

—— The same. Anticritical Dissertation upon two Readings by Manni, as to the Opinion that St. Luke practised Painting. Faenza, 1776, 8vo. ii. 9.

—— The same. The Certosa of Bologna described, with its Paintings. Bologna, 1772, 8vo. ii. 403, v. 133.

Crispolti, Ciatti, Alessi, writers on matters appertaining to Perugia, ii. 28.

Cumberland, Richard. Anecdotes of eminent Painters in Spain, &c. ii. 84, 318.

D.

Danti, P. Ignazio, a Dominican. Rules of practical Perspective, by Giacomo Barocci, called Il Vignola, with the Commentaries of the preceding. Rome, 1583, folio. v. 51.

Dati, Carlo. Lives of the Ancient Painters. Florence, 1667, 4to. Pref. xxxviii. i. 178, iv. 103.

Description, Historical, of the Monastery of Monte Casino. Naples, 1751, 4to. ii. 441.

—— of the Certosa di Bologna. See Crespi.

—— of the royal Temple and Monastery of S. M. Nuova di Monreale, folio. i. 4.

—— of Cartoons designed by Carlo Cignani, and of Pictures painted by Sebastian Ricci, with a Compendium of the Lives of two Professors. Venice, 1749, 4to. In the Index.

—— of Monte Oliveto Maggiore: o sia Lettera sopra l'Archicenobio di M. D. M., by Giulio Perini. Florence, 1788, 8vo. i. 411, 414.

—— of the Convent of Assisi. Angeli Francisci Mariæ Conventus Assisiensis Historia. Montefalisc., 1704, folio. i. 11, ii. 8.

Dictionaries of Painting, their authors, editions, and opinions on them. Pref. xx.

Dictionary, New Historical, &c., 22 vols. 8vo. Bassano, 1796. In my citations from this very laborious work, I might always give the name of the Ab. Francesco Carrara, who, to the illustrious names before mentioned in several Dictionaries, added in this work more than five thousand, for the most part of Italian literati or professors of the fine arts. He having also adduced many anecdotes respecting them, I have availed myself of several in this edition. See Index I.

Dolce, Lodovico, Dialogue on Painting. Venice, 1557, 8vo. i. 176, ii. 124.

Dominici, de', Bernardo. Lives of the Neapolitan Painters, Sculptors, and Architects. Naples, 1742, 1743, 1745, 3 vols. 4to. Writers from whom he collected them, ii. 384. Cited in the last mentioned volume, through the whole fourth book, iv. 150. Opinion on the work, ii. 384.

Durando, di Villa, Count Felice. A Discourse read on the 4th of April, 1778, with Notes. It is annexed to the Rules of the R. Academy of Turin, ib. 1778, folio. v. 492, and other places in the last book.

E.

Eulogies of Illustrious Tuscans. 4 vols. 8vo. Lucca, 1771, et seq. i. 150.

F.

Faccioli. Museum Lapid. Vicentinum. Vicentiæ, 1776, 3 vols. 4to. iii. 77, and in the Index.

Facius, Barthol. De Viris Illustribus; a work written in 1456, published by Mehus, at Florence, 1745, 4to. iii. 44.

Fantuzzi, Count Marco. Monuments of the Middle Ages at Ravenna. Venice, 1801, et seq., 6 vols. 4to. v. 37, 40.

—— Accounts of the Canon Gio. Andrea Cazzarini of Pesaro, a distinguished Painter and Man of Letters. Venice, 1804, 8vo. See Index I.

Federici, F. Domenico Maria, de' Predicatori. Account of Works of Design at Trevigi. Venice, 1803, 2 vols. 4to. ii. 113, iii. 5, 353, and often in the Venetian school. Cited, iii. 107.

Felibien, J. F. Entretiens sur les Vies et les Ouvrages des plus excellens Peintres, anciens et modernes. Paris, 1685 and 1688, 2 vols. 4to. Pref. xxxvii. i. 173, v. 58.

Francesconi. Conjecture that a Letter attributed to Baldassar Castiglione belongs to Raffaello d'Urbino. Florence, 1799, 8vo. ii. 66.

Franchi, Antonio. The Theory of Painting, &c. Lucca, 1739, 8vo. i. 303.

Fresnoy, Caroli Alphonsi. De Arte Graphica Liber. Paris, 1637, 8vo. Translated into several languages, and explained with notes by Mr. De Piles, and by other writers. See De Murr, p. 156. Preface, xxxii. iii. 140, and other places.

G.

Gallery, Electoral, of Dresden. Catalogue des Tableaux de la Galerie Electorate à Dresde. Dresden, 1765, 8vo. iv. 44, 87, and elsewhere in vol. iii. and iv.

—— Imperial. Catalogue des Tableaux de la Galerie Imper. et Roy. de Vienne, &c., by Chretien de Mechel. Basle, 1784, 8vo. ii. 356, and other parts of the work.

—— Royal Florentine. Sometimes indicated in the first index, by the initial letters R. G. Various Descriptions of it are pointed out in vol. i. p. 368. Use made of the French work of 1791, 8vo., printed at Arezzo, which contains the dates also of the more recent painters, in the manner observed in the Florentine Museum, i. 148. Or they are added to their portraits in the two chambers dedicated to the painters. This ed. is cited through the whole work; corrected, i. 63, v. 415.

—— of Modena, see Guida di Modena.

—— Royal, of Paris. Reissant. Explication des Tableaux de la Galerie et des Salons de Versailles. Paris, 1753, 8vo. The descriptions of Fontainebleau, of the Louvre, and of other places mentioned through the work, are contained in De Murr Bibliothèque de Peinture, p. 683, i. 209, ii. 84, 270, iii. 369, iv. 244, v. 57, 352.

Gallerati, Francesco. Account of the Works of Painters, both native and foreign, publicly exhibited in the City of Milan, with some notice of the Sculptors and Architects. First Part. Milan, 1777, 8vo. See Index I.

Galletti, Aloiysii. Inscriptions Venetæ Romæ Extantes. Romæ, 1757, 4to. See Index I.

—— Inscriptiones Romanæ. Romæ, 1760, 4to. 3 vols. See Index I.

Gallo. Annals of Messina, ii. 356.

Gamba, Bartolommeo. Observations on the Edition of Ptolemy's Geography, executed at Bologna, with date of M.CCCC.LXII. 8vo. Bassano, 1796. i. 141.

Garcia, dell'Huerta, Ab. Pietro. Commentari della Pittura Encaustica del Pennello. Madrid, 1795. ii. 344.

Gemalde, &c. Collection of the R. Imperial Gallery. Italian School. Vienna, 1796. It is the work of Sig. Giuseppe Rosa, Director of the same, written in German. 8vo. i. 196, ii. 257, 258.

Gigli, and other writers on the painters of Siena, i. 374, 436.

Girupeno, see Scaramuccia.

Giulini, Count Giorgio. Memoirs relating to the History, Government, and Description of the City of Milan, &c. Milan, 1765, 4to. 9 vols. i. 7.

Goltzius, Ubertus. Vita Lamberti Lombardi Pictoris celeberrimi. Brugis, Fland. 1565, 8vo. iii. 163.

Gori, Ant. Francisci. Thesaurus Veterum Dypticorum, &c. Florentiæ, 1759, folio, 3 vols. It is cited for the age of Finiguerra. i. 114.

——see Condivi.

Guides of various Cities, or Districts, cited under this general term, which here follow under their respective titles. Arezzo. Guida, MS., written in 1803, and pointed out to me by the learned Ansaldi. i. 99. Ascoli. Description of the Paintings, Sculpture, and Architecture of the famous City of Ascoli, by Baldassare Orsini; concluding with Historical Notices of the Professors of Ascoli. Perugia, 1790, 8vo. ii. 7, and often in the third book. ——in Perspective, by Tullio Lazzari. Ascoli, 1724, 8vo. i. 451. Bassano. Its Guida is inserted in the work of Verci. Bergamo. The remarkable Paintings of Bergamo, collected by the Dott. Andrea Pasta. Bergamo, 1775, 4to. iii. 4, 175. Bologna. Bologna Perlustrata di Ant. Masini. ib. 1666, 4to. v. 16, 77, et seq. ——Pictures, Sculpture, and Architecture of the City of Bologna and its Suburbs, with mention of their Authors, accompanied by Historical Notes of each. Corrected and improved by Ab. Carlo Bianconi. ib. 1782, 12mo. v. 4, and often under the name of Guida di Bologna. Brescia. Select Paintings of Brescia, by Gio. Ant. Averoldo. ib. 1700, 4to. v. 362, et seq. —— The Pictures and Sculpture of Brescia, (by Gio. Batista Carboni. Guida di Rovigo, p. 321.) ib. 1760, 8vo. iii. 4. Cento. The Pictures of Cento, and the abridged Lives of various Engravers and Painters of the City, by Orazio Camillo Righetti Dandini. Ferrara, 1768, 8vo. v. 165. Cremona. Exact Account of the Paintings, &c. Compiled by Anton Maria Panni. Cremona, 1762, 8vo. v. 53. Fabriano. Paintings of the Churches of Fabriano, transcribed from a MS. of the archives at St. Niccolo, the famous collegiate church of that city. ii. 17, 19, 190, iii. 29. Fano. Catalogue of the Pictures preserved in the Church of the Padri dell'Oratorio of Fano, under title of S. Pietro in Valle. ib. 1781, 12mo. ii. 8. Ferrara. Paintings and Sculpture of the City of Ferrara, by Cesare Barotti. ib. 1770, 8vo. v. 317, 322. —— Guide for Strangers through the City of Ferrara, by the Dott. Antonio Frizzi. Ferrara, 1787, 8vo. v. 284, and wherever[13] Guida di Ferrara is mentioned. Florence. Beauties of the City of Florence, by Francesco Bocchi, augmented by Gio. Cinelli. ib. 1677, 8vo. i. 59. —— Guide for Strangers, containing a methodical account of rare and beautiful paintings in the city of Florence. ib. 12mo. i. 149. Genoa. Account of the most beautiful Specimens of Painting, Sculpture, and Architecture, belonging to Genoa, by the Cav. Giuseppe Ratti. ib. 1780, 8vo. vol. iii. et seq. —— Territories of the Genoese Coasts. Description of the Paintings, Sculpture, and Architecture, round the Coasts of Genoa, by the same, 1780, 8vo. v. 364. Lendinara. On the Genius of the Lendinarese for Painting, and on some valuable Pictures of Lendinara. Letter of Pietro Brandolese. Padua, 1795, 8vo. Cited in the Index. Leghorn. Cav. Pandolfo Titi. Description of the most rare Objects at present to be met with in the City of Leghorn. It is inserted in the Guide of Pisa, written by the same author. i. 285. Loreto. Account of the S. Casa, &c. Ancona, 1775, 8vo. ii. 8. Lucca. The Stranger's Companion in Lucca, by Vincenzio Marchio. ib. 1721, 8vo. i. 149. —— Sacred Diary of the Churches of Lucca; augmented by Monsig. Domenico Mansi, Archbishop of that City. i. 149, v. 454. Mantua. Description of the Paintings, Sculpture, and Architecture, contained in the City of Mantua and its Vicinity, by Gio. Cadioli. ib. 1763, 8vo. iv. 22, 29. In pointing out the pictures I have not invariably adhered to it. Milan. Immortality and Honour of the Pencil; or a Description of the Paintings of Milan, by Agostino Santagostini. (1671). iv. 313, v. 185. —— Torre Carlo. Portrait of Milan. ib. 1674, 4to. i. 7, iii. 183, iv. 210. —— New Guide, &c.; with the Description of the Certosa of Pavia and of S. Gio. Batista di Monza. Milan, 1783, 12mo. iv. 282. It is always cited with the date of the year; where this is wanting the following Guide has been made use of. —— New Guide of Milan, for the Lovers of the Fine Arts, by the Ab. Carlo Bianconi. ib. 1787, 12mo. i. 7, iv. 140, 210, and often throughout the Milanese school. —— The same, with manuscript corrections and additions, by the same author. iii. 186, and in Index I. Modena. The Paintings and Sculpture of Modena, drawn up by the Dott. Gian Filiberto Pagani. ib. 1770, 8vo. There is inserted the Description of the Ducal Gallery; printed also separately in 1792, 8vo. iv. 39. Montalboddo. Description of the Paintings and Sculpture of the City of Montalboddo, in the March of Ancona; and Historical Notices of the same City, by Agostino Rossi. See Colucci. Antichità Picene, tom. xxxviii. Murano, see Moschini, &c. Napoli. Strangers' Guide for the R. City of Naples, by the Ab. Pompeo Sarnelli. ib. 1685, 8vo. iv. 150. Napoli. Account of the Beautiful, the Antique, and the Curious, &c., by the Cav. Celano. iv. 150. —— New Guide for Strangers, &c., by Antonio Parrino, augmented by his Son Niccolo. Naples, 1725, 12mo. ii. 382. —— Brief Description of Naples and its Vicinity, by the Advocate Giuseppe Galanti. ib. 1792, 8vo. and in Index I. Padua. Description of the Paintings, Sculpture, and Architecture of Padua, with some Observations, &c., by Gio. Batista Rossetti. ib. 1780, 12mo. iii. 4, 26, 308, 368. —— The same, newly described, by Pietro Brandolese, with brief Notices respecting the Artists mentioned in the Work. 1795, 8vo. iii. 4, and wherever Guida di Padova is mentioned. Parma. Guide and exact Notice for Foreigners of the most valuable Paintings in many Churches of the City, formerly drawn up by Clementi Ruta, revised, &c. Milan, 1780. iv. 140. —— Il Parmigiano Servitor di Piazza, &c. See Affò. Perugia. Paintings and Sculpture of the City of Perugia, by Gio. Francesco Morelli. ib., 1683, 16mo. ii. 379. —— Guide for the Stranger through the noble City of Perugia, by Baldassare Orsini. ib. 1784, 8vo. ii. 7, 46. —— Description of the Church of S. Francesco, of the P. P. Minori Conventuali of Perugia. ib. 1787, 8vo. ii. 8. Pesaro. Catalogue of the Paintings preserved in the Churches of Pesaro, by Antonio Becci. ib. 1783, 8vo. There is annexed an account of the Pesarese professors, written about 1670. ii. 7, v. 5, 161. Pescia. Description of the Paintings, Sculpture, and Architecture of the City and Suburbs of Pescia, in Tuscany, by Innocenzio Ansaldi. Bologna, 1772, 8vo. It was published by the Canon Crespi; but the author assured me that the typography was extremely incorrect. ii. 277. —— Catalogue of the best Paintings, &c., of the Valdinievole. It is inserted in the History of Pescia of P. O. B. It was drawn up by the same author. ib. Piacenza. The public Paintings of Piacenza, by Count Proposto Carlo Carasi. ib. 1780, 8vo. Some very useful annotations are annexed. iv. 144. Pisa. Guide for the dilettante Tourist, in Painting, Sculpture, and Architecture, for the City of Pisa; drawn up by the Cav. Pandolfo Titi, &c. Lucca, 1751, 8vo. i. 149. —— Pisa Illustrata, &c., see Da Morrona. Ravenna. Researches in Ravenna, by Girolamo Fabri. Bologna, 1678, 8vo. v. 88. —— The Stranger directed through the City of Ravenna and its Suburbs, by the Ab. Francesco Beltrami. ib. 1783, 8vo. v. 5, and other parts of the same book. Rimino. Paintings of the Churches of Rimino, described by Sig. Carlo Francesco Marcheselli, with new additions by Gio. Batista Costa. ib. 1754, 8vo. v. 5. Rome. Description of the Paintings, Sculpture, and Architecture, publicly exhibited in Rome; a work commenced by the Ab. Filippo Titi of Città di Castello, with the addition of whatever new has since been done, up to the present year. Rome, 1763, 8vo. i. 117, and throughout the Roman school. Corrected, i. 382. Rovigo. The Paintings, Sculpture, and Architecture of the City of Rovigo, with indexes and illustrations, by Francesco Bartoli. Venice, 1793, 8vo. iii. 4, and other parts of the work. Siena. Abstract of the most remarkable objects in the City of Siena, for the Use of Foreigners, revised and augmented by Cav. Gio. Antonio Pecci. Siena, 1759 and 1761, 12mo. i. 149, 394, 448. Trevigi. Description of the most celebrated Paintings of the City, published by D. Ambrogio Rigamonti. ib. 1776. iii. 4. Turin. New Guide through the City, by Onorato Derossi. ib. 1781, 12mo. v. 449. Venice. The rich Mines of Painting; compendious Information respecting the Paintings of Venice, by Boschini. ib. 1664, 12mo. iii. 2, 24. Description of the public Paintings of the City of Venice and the adjacent Islands; or Revival of the rich Mines of Marco Boschini. Venice, 1733, 8vo. I have made use of this edition, now very rare, in pointing out the pictures of Venice. It was written by Antonio Zannetti, quondam Alessandro. Verona Illustrated, an Abridgment for the Use of Foreigners. 1771, 2 vols. 8vo. iii. 4. Vicenza. Picturesque Jewels of the City of Vicenza, by Marco Boschini. Venice, 1676, 12mo. iii. 314. Description of the Architecture, Paintings, and Sculpture of Vicenza, with some observations, edited by Francesco Vendramini Mosca, with the learned reflections of a person of quality, namely Count Eneas Arnaldi. Vicenza, 1779, 2 vols. 8vo. iii. 4, 34. Vienna. Freddy. Description of the City, Suburbs, and Vicinity of Vienna, in three parts, with annotations, classical and historical. Vienna, 1800, 3 vols. 8vo. Cited in Index I. Volterra. Ab. Antonfilippo Giachi. Historical Essay on the ancient and modern State of Volterra. Siena, 2 vols. 1786, 1796, 4to. See tom. 2, p. 194. Altar-pieces of the Churches, i. 149, 188, 304, v. and in Index I. Urbino. Pictures exhibited in public, a MS. work displaying great industry, by Arcangeli; there communicated to me by the worthy author; with many anecdotes of the school of Barocci. It is cited in the first Index.