We have before us a fine rough print, from a picture by Raphael in the Vatican.

Fiesole's darling son is Mino the sculptorthe "Raphael of the chisel"whose radiant Madonnas and children and delicate tombs may be seen here and there all over Florence.

There are also a number by Sir Peter Lely, one being of Bishop Ken and another of his friend and host; several interesting paintings of celebrated men of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries and some good representative examples of great artists from Raphael to Watts.

Others name later starting-points such as the establishment of modern art by Michelangelo and Raphael at Rome, the discovery of America, with its opening of vast new lands for the pent-up population of narrow Europe, or the Reformation, which has been called man's revolt against superstition, the establishment of the independence of thought.

His style reveals the influences of a many-sided, ill-assimilated education; blending the manners of Bramantino, Lionardo, and Raphael without proper fusion.

Raphael's neighbouring youthful "John the Baptist" is almost a Giorgione for richness, but is as truly Raphael as the Sebastian del Piombo, once (like the Franciabigio also) called a Raphael, is not.

"I have begun to copy the 'School of Athens' from Raphael for Mr. R. Donaldson.

Pauline had loved Raphael from the time when they first met; while he had been priding himself on living on twelve pounds a year, she had been painting screens up to two or three o'clock every night, in order to buy him food and firing.

Pacheco anchored with his own ship off the harbour of Cananor, and dispatched Raphael along the coast to oblige all ships which passed that way to come to Cananor in acknowledgment of Pacheco as captain-general in the Indies.

" Taillefer's notary, Cardot, who had been gazing at Raphael during the dinner, walked across the room to him.

It resounded in the ears of Raphael like the laughter of a fiend from hell.