A large landscape, by Claude Gille, commonly called Claude de Lorraine.
Between that door and the wall.
The Virgin and our Saviour, St. John the Baptist and his lamb, St. Peter, and the three cardinal virtues, Faith, Charity, and Hope, by Titiano Vecelli, called Il Titiano.
N.B. This is an emblematical picture, by which the painter meant to represent the several virtues that are necessary to form the character of a good Christian.
Under it, in the middle.
The holy family, by Paolo Veronese; the saint which is represented in armour, being the portrait of Paolo himself.
Next to the door.
A landscape and naked figures, by Cornelius Polembergh.
Next to the wall.
The flight into Egypt, by Filippo Lauri.