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attributed to,

38

.

Richter, Dr. (quoted),

70 note

.

Ridolfi (quoted),

16

,

28

,

35

,

53 note

,

67

,

87

.

Ruskin (quoted),

7

.

S. Liberale

(in the Castelfranco altar-piece),

10

;

(National Gallery),20,95,149.

S. George slaying the Dragon

(National Gallery, Rome),

91

,

156

.

Sta. Justina

(Herr von Kauffmann, Berlin),

91

,

153

.

Schiavone, Pictures attributed to,

35

,

78

,

89

.

Schubert, Analogy between Giorgione and,

59

,

110

.

Sebastiano del Piombo, believed to have completed Giorgione's

Aeneas, Evander, and Pallas

,

13

;

hisViolin-Player,70,103;

Giorgione'sMadonna and Saints(Louvre) completed by,106;

his close relation with Giorgione,106,115;

hisHerodias with the Head of John Baptist,106.

Shepherd Boy

(Hampton Court),

47

,

48

,

150

, ill. 48.

Shepherds, Two

, from the

Birth of Paris

, now at Buda-Pesth,

46

,

47

,

147

.

Statius, Story from,

11

,

157

.

Storm calmed by S. Mark

(Academy, Venice) attributed to Giorgione by Mr Berenson,

54

,

55

,

66

,

156

.

Stormy Landscape with the Soldier and Gipsy.

See

Adrastus and Hypsipyle

Three Ages, The

(Pitti),

28

,

42

,

52

,

66

,

155

,

ill. 42

.

Three Philosophers, The.

See

Aeneas, Evander, and Pallas

Titian, Giorgione's

Venus

at Dresden completed by,

35

;

influence of Giorgione on,48;

the PittiConcertattributed to by Morelli,50,51.

Christ bearing the Cross(Venice) wrongly attributed to,54,55;

difficulty of distinguishing between Giorgione and,50,69,71;

influence of Giorgione on,68,69,74;

hisTribute Money,55;

the portrait of a gentleman of the Barberigo family, said to have been painted by,68,73;

portrait calledArrosto, wrongly attributed to,69,70;

his signature,71;

pictures by Giorgione completed by,72;

Portrait of a Lady(Crespi Collection) wrongly attributed to,74,75;

portrait of Caterina Cornato by,78 note;

other pictures wrongly attributed to,86,87,94,97;

hisSacred and Profane Love,95;

hisMadonnaat Rovigo,95-100;

hisVenus(Uffizi) copied from Giorgione,99;

his genius essentially dramatic,108;

relations with the School of Bellini,115;

compared with Giorgione,117-118,119.

SeeAppendix II

Torbido, Francesco,

Portrait of a Man

by, at Padua,

48

;

suggested as the author of theShepherdat Hampton Court,49.

Trial of Moses, The

(Uffizi),

15

,

16

,

62

,

155

,

ill. 16

.

Two Musicians, The

(Glasgow), 91 note,

149

.

Van Dyck, Sketch of

Christ bearing the Cross

by,

55

.

Vasari (quoted),

3

,

48

,

49

,

55

,

64

,

65

,

66

,

68

,

80

,

107 note

.

Vecellio, Francesco, Giorgione's

Madonna

at Madrid attributed to, 45 note.

Venturi, Signor (quoted),

18

,

32

,

35

,

56

, 57 note,

74

,

76

,

80

,

85

,

91

,

97

,

98

.

Venus

(Dresden),

35

-

37

,

40

,

44

,

65

,

94

,

117

,

118

,

154

,

ill. 36

;

copied by Titian,99,100.

Venus and Adonis

(National Gallery),

94

,

149

,

ill. 94

.

Venus disarming Cupid

(Wallace Collection),

93

,

151

.

Vivarini, Alvise,

114

.

Wickhoff, Herr Franz (quoted),

11

,

40

,

47

,

87

,

88

,

126

.

Zanetti,

56

,

65

.


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