| N° | 676. | (Gallery.) Fire. |
| 677. | Air. | |
| 678. | Water. | |
| 679. | Earth. |
In the Gallery are twenty-nine pictures of this master, and all of them graceful; but the preceding four, representing the elements, which were taken from the royal Cabinet of Turin, are the most remarkable.
BAROCCIO.
| N° | 686. | (Gallery.) The Virgin, St Anthony, and St. Lucia. |
| 688. | St. Michaelina. |
These are the best pictures of BAROCCIO already exhibited. His colouring is enchanting. It is entirely transparent and seems as if impregnated with light: however, his forms, and every thing else, bespeak the mannerist.
ANNIBALE CARRACCI.
| N° | 721. | (Gallery.) Christ dead on the knees of the Virgin. |
| 723. | The Resurrection of Christ. | |
| 728. | The Nativity of Christ. | |
| 730. | Christ laid in the tomb. |
Of the CARRACCI, ANNIBALE is the most perfect. He is also remarkable for the different manners which he has displayed in his works. They appear to be by two or three different painters. Of more than twenty in the Gallery, the above are the best of his productions.
MICHAEL ANGELO DA CARAVAGGIO.
| N° 744. | (Gallery.) Christ laid in the tomb. |