Un catalogue illustré complet à la Galerie Nationale . athed par le révérend W. H. Carr. La plus grande partie du mur sud est occtipied byPaolo par un grand travail Veronese- 268. L'Adoration des Mages. Paolo Veronese. II ft, 7 in. X lo ft. 7 in. Peint en 1573.acheté en 1855 pour^ ; X977. Ce tableau, peint en 1573, présente un bâtiment en ruine de l'architecture romaine, avec des piliers, une partie de ce qui est couvert de chaume, et a servi comme stable. Surla droite est la Vierge assise, tenant dans ses bras le nourrisson, qui reçoit de l'theadoration des trois sages. Le cortège des Rois Mages sont

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A complete illustrated catalogue to the National Gallery . athed by Rev. W. H. Carr. The greater part of the south wall is occtipied by a large work byPaolo Veronese— 268. The Adoration of the Magi. Paolo Veronese. II ft, 7 in. X lo ft. 7 in. Painted in 1573.Purchased in 1855 for ;^X977. This picture, painted in 1573, presents a ruined building of Roman architecture, with pillars, a portion of which is roofed with thatch, and has served as a stable. Onthe right is the Virgin seated, holding in her arms the Infant, who is receiving theadoration of the three Wise Men. The retinue of the Magi are behind, some bearingpresents. Composition of sixteen figures, life-size. There is another painting by Veronese (No. 97) near the west doorof this gallery. Three examples of Paul Veronese are sketched onPP- 72, 75» and 93. Next is a good portrait by a painter of the school of Veronese. 173. Portrait of a Gentleman. Jacopo Bassano. 3 ft. 9 in. X2 ft. 10 in. Presented by Mr. H. G. Knight. And, on the west wall, a large work, also attributed to Bassano—. No. 228. 5 ft. 3 in. X 8 ft. 9 in. 228. Christ driving the Moneychangers out of the Temple. Presented by Mr. P. L. Hinds. The best picture by this artist is The Good Samaritan (No. 277), on the east wall of Gallery XV. (sketched on p. 88). Gallery X. 23 Above No. 173 is— 69. St John preaching in the JVi/derness; five figures. P. F. Mola. I ft. 8i in, X 2 ft. 2 in. 196. ?? Susafinah and the Elders. Guido. 3 ft. 10 in. x 4 ft. 11+in. Three half-length figures, life-size. Painted as a companion pictureto No. 193, on the same wall (sketched on p. 21). There are severalrepetitions of these two pictures. 48. ?^ Landscape with Figures; representing the story of Tobias andthe angel. Domenichixo. i ft. 8^ in. x 2 ft. i in. Bequeathed by Rev. W. H. Carr. 740. The Madonna with the Infan. Christ; landscape background.Sassoferrato. 3 ft. 2 in. X 2 ft. 5 in. Purchased in 1864. Next is a small subject, with four figures, by a pupil of Andre

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