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SANDRO BOTTICELLI
[1446-1510
| Chief Works (continued)— | |
| Florence.— Uffizi: 1156. Judith. 1158. Holofernes. 1179. St. Augustine. 1182. Calumny. 1267. bis. Magnificat. 1286. Adoration of the Magi. 1289. Madonna of the Pomegranate. 1299. Fortezza. 3436. Adoration of Christ as King of Florence. | |
| Florence.—„ Palazzo Pitti: Pallas subduing a Centaur. | |
| Florence.—„ Palazzo Capponi: Communion of St. Jerome. | |
| Bergamo.—Morelli Gallery: Portrait of Giuliano de' Medici. Story of Virginia. | |
| Milan.—Ambrosiana: 145. Madonna and Child with Angel. | |
| Milan.—„ Poldi-Pezzoli Museum: 156. Madonna and Child. | |
| Rome.—Sistine Chapel: Frescoes—Moses and the Daughters of Jethro; Destruction of Korah; Purification of a Leper, with the Temptation of Christ; Portraits of Popes. | |
| Berlin.—Gallery: 106. Madonna and Saints. 1128. St. Sebastian. | |
| Dresden.—Gallery: Scenes from Life of St. Zenobius. | |
| London.—National Gallery: 592. Adoration of the Magi. 626. Portrait of Youth. 915. Mars and Venus. 1033. Adoration of the Magi (tondo). 1034. Nativity. | |
| Mr. Heseltine: Madonna and Child, with St. John. | |
| Mr. Mond: Scenes from Life of St. Zenobius. | |
| St. Petersburg.—Hermitage: 3. Adoration of the Magi. | |
| Boston, U.S.A.—Mrs. Gardner: Madonna and Child, with Angel; Death of Lucretia. | |
| Paris.—Louvre: 1297. Frescoes of Lorenzo and Giovanni Tornabuoni. | |
N.B.—A full and critical account of this master's life and works will be found in Mr. Home's "Sandro Botticelli" (Bell, 1908), while a no less admirable description of the Dante drawings is given by Mr. Berenson in his "Drawings of Florentine Masters" (Murray, 1904).
