GERMANY.
BERLIN, ROYAL GALLERY.
Georg Gisze, of the Steelyard, 1532.
(See illustration and p. 51.)
Portrait of a Young Man, aged 34, 1533.
Said to be a member of the Trelawney family, and perhaps a brother of the young man whose portrait, dated 1532, is in Count Schönborn’s Collection, Vienna.
Portrait of a Man with a Long Beard, aged 54.
Formerly in the possession of Sir J. E. Millais, P.R.A. Painted about 1535 (?).
Portrait of a Young Man, aged 37, 1541.
Probably a Dutchman, of the Vos van Steenwijk family.
BRUNSWICK GALLERY.
Ambrosius (or Cyriacus?) Fallen, of the Steelyard, 1533.
Much repainted.
CARLSRUHE, KUNSTHALLE.
St. Ursula with the Arrows.
St. George and the Dragon.
Two panels, evidently parts of an altar-piece, one of them dated 1522. Some critics doubt the ascription, but they may have been designed by Holbein and completed by some other painter.
DARMSTADT, OLD PALACE.
The Meyer Madonna, about 1526.
(See illustration and p. 44.)
Portrait of a Young Man, 1515.
Dated and signed “H. H.”
DRESDEN GALLERY.
Thomas Godsalve, of Norwich, and his son, Sir John Godsalve, 1528.
Two portraits on one panel. There is a fine drawing of Sir John in the Windsor collection.
Charles de Solier, Comte de Morette, of Piedmont, about 1534.
The Meyer Madonna.
A copy, with alterations, of the Darmstadt picture. (See p. 45.)
The Dresden Gallery also possesses copies of Erasmus and Henry VIII., after Holbein, and a picture, The Death of Virginia, said to be after some lost original.
FRANKFORT, STÄDEL INSTITUTE.
Simon George, of Cornwall.
FREIBURG-IM-BREISGAU, MINSTER.
The Nativity.
The Adoration of the Magi.
Altar-panels, painted for Hans Oberriedt, of Basle.
HANOVER, ROYAL GALLERY.
Edward VI. when Prince, 1538.
Half-length, life size. Other portraits of the Prince in the possession of the Duke of Northumberland (Syon House) and the Earl of Yarborough.
Philip Melancthon.
A small round, being a companion portrait to the small round of Erasmus at Basle, both probably painted about 1530.
MUNICH GALLERY.
Derich Born, of the Steelyard, about 1533.
A small oval, about 3 inches high, and seen slightly more in profile than the portrait of Born in Windsor Castle.