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OF THE FOURT VOLUMECOmiNING PICTURES, TERRA COTTl, SCULPTURES, AND PAINTED

ITALO-GREEK VASESOF THE NAPLES MUSEUM

PICTURESi. Holy family by Raphael Sanzio.2. Mai'iage of S. Catarin by Correggio.3. Charity by Schidone.4. Magdalene by Titian.5. Holy Virgin with child by Raphael Sanzio.6. Cupid by Schidone.7. Danao by Titian.8. lesus child by Guido Reni. C. John by Luino.9. Holy Virgin with child by Parmigianino.

Holy Virgin with child, picture in water colours, by Correggio.ARTICLES IN TERRA-COTTA AND PAINTED VASES

Statue of Jupiter, from Pompei.Statue representing Jiino, from Pompei.Two statues, representing an actor, and actress, from Pompei.A vase with the head of a Satyr, and Bacchant, from Pomarica.A drinking vase , called Rhython , representing the head of a lion ,from Pompei.Another Rhython, representing a serpent, from Pomarica.Another Rhython found at Nola.Another in the form of head of Griphon, from Ruvo.Another in the form of head of Dragon, from Ruvo.Another in the form of head of stag, from Ruvo.Another in the form of head of wild-boai*, from Ruvo.Another in the form of head of tiger, from Ruvo.Guttus in the form of a lobster, from Nola.A vase called Praefericulum, representing the head of a Gryphon, fro m

Pomarica.A vase, representing in bas-relief Priam wearing the body of his sonHector, and other figures, from Ruvo.

Another representing in bas-relief Astyanax hidden in the Hector'sgrave, and other figures, from Ruvo.


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PAINTED ITALO^GREEK VASES27. A cup, representing two small quadriges, from Nola.28. A patera, representing Ulysses, with his friends^ from Nola.29. A vase representing Minerva, fighting, from Nola.30. A like vase, representing Hercules, chaining the Cerber , from Nola.31. A vase with three handles, representing the ruins of Troy, from Nola.32. A vase called 011a, representing a libation to Bacchus, from Nola.33. A vase called Langella, representing Ajax leaving his family, from Nola.34. A vase called Campana, representing Bacchus, Comus, and some Bac-

chants, from S. Agata dei Goti.35 A vase, representing Hercules in the Hesperides's garden, from Paestum.36. A vase, called Galis representing the tree with the Dragon of the He-

sperides 's garden, from Pomarica.37. A vase with three handles, representing two figures swinging, from Ruvo.38. An urn, representing the Agamennon's grave, with his two daughters,

from Anzi.39. Vase of parfum, representing Bacchus and Arianna, from Anzi.40. A vase representing two warriors, from Nola.41. A vase representing a priestess, from Nola.42. A vase representing a Faun and a Nymph, from Nola.43. A large vase, representing the Arcliemor's death, from Ruvo.44. A design of the principal part of the same vase, representing Arche-mor on the funeral bed, and some figures carrying some gifts.45. A design of the posterior part of the same vase , representing Atlas

keeping the globe, and Hercules helping him. 46. Designs of the pictures of the neck of the same vase.47. A vase with three handles, representing Apollo sitting and Cassandra,from Nola.48. A vase representing the Sun, from Ruvo.49. A vase called Calyx , representing four Fauns , carrying upon their

shoulders a great wine skin, from Ruvo.50. Another like, representing the challenge ofApollo and Marsias, from Ruvo.51. Another like, representing Diana huntress, from Conversano.52. A vase of parfume, representing Orpheo silting among several figures,

from Ruvo.53. A vase, representing Cybel sitting among several figures, from Ruvo.54. A vase with handles to volute, representing a fight between Greciansand Amazons, from Ruvo.55. A design of the anterior part of the same vase.56. A design of the other part of the same vase.57. A cup representing two fights of Greek , of Troyans , and Amazons ,

from Nola.58 A vase, representing Hercules raising the tripod to Apollo, from Pomarica.59. A vase in the like form, representing a boy riding, from S. Agata dei Goti-60. A vase called Hydria , representing a Phrigian traveller riding on a

camel, from Nola.End of the fourth Volume.


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CONTENANT TABLEAUX, SCULPTURES EN TERRECUITE, ET VASES PEINTS ITALO-GRECSDU MUSEE DE NAPLES

TABLEAUXS. Famille par Raphael Sanzio.Mariage de S. Calerine par CorreggCharite par Schidone.Magdalene par Tiziano.S. Vierge avec I'enfant par Raphael.Amour par Schidone.Danae par Tiziano.Jesus Enfant par Guide Reni. S. Jean par Luino.S. Vierge avec I'enfant par Parmigianino.S. Vierge avec I'enfant, gouache par Correggio.

TERRES-CUITES ET SCULPTURES PEINTESStatue de Jupiter plus grande que nature, trouvee a Pompei.Autre statue de la m^me grandeur representante Junon, de PompeiDeux statues momdres que nature, representantes un acteur, et une actriceide Pompei. 'Vase avec une tete de Satyre, et de Baccante, de Pomarica en Basilicata.Vase a boire, appele Rhyton, en forme de corne, dont Fextremite presenteune tete de lion, de Pomarica.Autre Rhyton en forme de corne, dont Fextremite finit en serpent, de Pomarica.Autre Rhyton en forme de tete de Mulet, trouve a Nola.Autre en forme de tete de Griffon, de Ruo.Autre en forme de tete de Dragon, de Ruo.Autre en forme de tete de Gerf, aussi de Ruo.Autre en forme de hure de Sanglier, de Ruo.Autre en forme de tete de Tigre de Ruo.Guttus en forme d'Ecrevisse, de Nola.Vase appele^ Prefericule, dont le bee figure une tete de Griffon, de Pomarica.Vase a parfums sur lequel est represente en bas-relief Priam pres du cornsde son fils Hector, et d'autres figures, de Ruo.Autre sur lequel est exprime en bas-relief Astyanax cache dans le tombeand'Hector, et d'autres figures, de Ruo.

VASES PEINTES ITALO-GRECSTasse, dont le deux cote exterieurs sont peints en noir, et qui presente deuxpetits quadriges, de Nola.Patere dans le fond de lequelle est peint Ulysse avec ses compagnos dans lacaverne de Polypheme de Nola.


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