1440. ST. DOMINIC.

_Giovanni Bellini_ (Venetian: 1427-1516). _See 189._

_See also_ (p. xxi)

The portrait of a monk (on the parapet is an inscription recording

that it is a likeness of Brother Theodore of Urbino) in the character

of St. Dominic. He wears the Dominican robe, and the name of the saint

is inscribed on the label of the book which he holds, and carries the

usual attributes of the saint, the lily and a book (on the label of

which are the words "Sanctus Dominicus"). The inscription is dated

1515, so that if genuine this must be one of the painter's last works.

No. 808 is another portrait of a monk ascribed to the same painter--in

character as one of the saints (St. Peter Martyr). Signor Frizzoni

attributes both of them to Gentile Bellini.

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