Edesia, d', Andrino, a Pavese, lived about 1330. _Lomazzo._ iv. 212.
Egogui, Ambrogio, a Milanese, his altar-piece of 1527. _MS._ iv. 257.
Elzheimer, Adamo, or Adamo di Frankfort, or Tedesco, d. in the pontificate
of Paul V. _Sandrart._ ii. 241.
Emanuele, a Greek priest, lived in 1660. v. 21.
Empoli, da, in the Florentine state, Jacopo Chimenti, b. 1554, d. 1640.
_Baldinucci._ He is called Cristoforo da Empoli in _Lezioni del Lami_, by
mistake. i. 294.
Ens, or Enzo, Cav. Giuseppe, d'Augusta, called the younger, to distinguish
him from his father, a court painter of Ridolfo II. Flourished in 1660.
_Boschini._ Orlandi calls him Ains, or Enzo; Zanetti, Enzo and Heinz. In
his celebrated Tomb of Christ at Ognissanti, he signed himself _Jos.
Heinsius_. iii. 341.
---- Daniele, his son, Zanetti, _ib._
---- Gio., a Milanese, perhaps of the school of the Procaccini. _Guida di
Milano._ iv. 309.
Episcopio, Giustino, once called De' Salvolini, di C. Durante, lived in
1594. _Terzi._ ii. 165.
Ercolanetti, Ercolano, of Perugia, lived in 1683. _Orlandi._ ii. 331.
Ercole, da Ferrara, _see_ Grandi.
Ercolino, di, Guido, _see_ De Maria.
Esegrenio, perhaps of the sixteenth century, if not more modern. iii. 9.
Estense, Baldassare, of Ferrara, lived in 1472. _Baruffaldi._ v. 293.
Evangelisti, Filippo, assisted by Benefial about 1745. _Lettere Pittor._,
tom. v. ii. 274.
Everardi, Angelo, a Brescian, called Il Fiamminghino, b. 1647, d. aged 31.
_Orlandi._ iii. 339.