LIST OF PICTURES.
FROM MARGARET'S COLLECTION SENT TO BROU (1533)
The following religious pictures are from the Study and Library of the late Madame:—
From the Study.
A small illuminated picture in cyprus wood.
An ivory picture of divers mysteries, which has two shutters, on which are painted the Dukes Philip and Charles of Burgundy.
Another picture of Our Lady very well done, with a red mantle, the background black, and the edges gilt.
A small double picture of cyprus (wood): one the Ascension of Our Saviour, and the other the Ascension of Our Lady.
Picture of Our Lady, dressed in a red mantle; the background of green damask.
Rich double picture of Our Lady, lined outside with satin brocade.
Picture of a crucifix, from the hand of the late Madame.
A little needlework picture of the Trinity, with a cross between the Father and the Son.
Picture of Saint Margaret, in white alabaster.
A small picture of Our Lady sitting on a crescent, with a golden background.
Another small picture of Our Lady, the background gold; the pendant has a shutter of red silk.
A double picture of Our Lady; on one side Saint John, and the other Saint Margaret.
Another double picture. On one side is Our Saviour hanging on the cross, and Our Lady embracing the divine cross; on the other the history of Saint Gregory.
Another picture, where God the Father is holding His Son naked in His arms; the Holy Spirit as a dove.
A small square picture very well done, of Saint Michael and Saint Gabriel, the Archangel.
A similar square picture of Saint John, Saint James, Saint Peter, and Saint Paul.
A small picture of Our Lady, illuminated on paper, surrounded with a little band of silver thread.
A small Saint James carved in black wood.
An ivory picture of Saint John, holding a book in his hand, sitting on a stone.
A Saint James in amber.
A picture of a saint made in amber, ... the head of ivory.
Our Lady in amber with a gold crown on her head.
A small Nostre Dame in silver.
A small Saint Anthony in silver.
In the Library.
A Saint Francis.
Two pictures of monseigneur Saint Anthony.[169]