1412 (_Filippino Lippi_), now described as "School of
Botticelli."
1419 (_Flemish School_), now assigned to _Early French School_.
The picture formed part of a diptych; the companion picture was
in the Dudley Collection (No. 29 in the sale catalogue of 1892,
where an illustration of it was given). In this the choir of
St. Denis is shown. There are two portraits by the same hand at
Chantilly.
1433 (_Flemish School_), now assigned to _Roger van der
Weyden_; for whom, _see_ 664.
1434 (_Velazquez_), now "ascribed to Velazquez," and it is
added that the picture has been attributed to Luca Giordano
(Neapolitan: 1632-1705).
1440 (_Giovanni Bellini_), now assigned to _Gentile Bellini_;
for whom, _see_ 1213.
1468 (_Spinello Aretino_), now assigned to _Jacopo di Cione_,
the younger brother of Andrea Cione (called Orcagna); he was
still living in 1394.
1652 This picture has hitherto been assigned to the _British
School_ (and therefore included in vol. ii. of the _Handbook_),
and called a portrait of Katharine Parr. It is now discovered
to belong to the _Dutch School_ and to be a "portrait of Madame
van der Goes."