Memoirs of the Dukes of Urbino, Volume 3 (of 3) / Illustrating the Arms, Arts, and Literature of Italy, from 1440 To 1630 - James Dennistoun

1470-1520.	The fine arts especially felt the impulse given to mind before 1500	[335]
1520-1600.	Tendency of the "new manner" to exaggeration and artifice	[338]
1520-1600.	New classes of subjects leading to new errors	[341]
” ”	Art under the patronage of the della Rovere became prolific	[345]
1476-1551.	Girolamo della Genga of Urbino, painter, architect, and engineer	[347]
””	The decorations of the imperial palace	[349]
1518-1558.	Bartolomeo della Genga of Urbino, engineer	[352]

1529-1566.	Taddeo Zuccaro of S. Angelo in Vado, painter	[355]
” ”	He paints at Urbino, Rome, and Caprarola	[356]
1543-1608.	Federigo Zuccaro, painter	[357]
	His precocity and rapid execution	[358]
	Paints at Rome, Venice, and Florence	[358]
	Is compromised by his satirical picture of Calumny	[360]
1574.	Visits England and paints portraits	[360]
	Also Spain, where he was less successful	[361]
1583.	His ideas of religious art	[364]
1593.	Chosen first president of St. Luke's Academy at Rome	[366]
	His house there	[366]
	His writings	[367]
	The paintings of the brothers Zuccaro	[367]
	Their pupils and followers in the duchy	[368]
	The Barocci a family of artists	[369]
1528-16.	Federigo Baroccio of Urbino	[370]
	Is poisoned by jealous rivals	[371]
	His best works	[372]
	His manner	[374]
	His pupils	[377]
1560-1644.	Claudio Ridolfi	[379]
	Painters of Gubbio	[380]

1474-1563.	Michael Angelo's monument of Julius II.	[381]
” ”	His style and influence	[386]
” ”	His monuments of the Medici	[388]
1477-1576.	Titian patronised by the Dukes of Urbino	[390]
	His paintings for that court	[391]
	His Venus	[395]
	His letter to Duke Guidobaldo II.	[397]
1544-1628.	Palma Giovane	[398]
-1560.	Gianbattista Franco il Semolei	[399]
	Sculptures executed for Urbino	[400]

		Cultivation of the mechanical arts in Italy	[403]
		Watchmaking at Urbino	[403]
		Origin of majolica or earthenware	[405]
		Influence of Luca della Robbia	[406]
		Majolica of Pesaro	[407]
		Finer qualities introduced there	[410]
		The drug-vases at Loreto	[411]
		Subjects for majolica painting	[412]
		Decline of the art	[413]
		Manufactory of it at Urbino	[414]
		And at Gubbio	[414]
		The forms and applications of majolica-ware	[415]
		Mottoes upon it	[416]
		Artists chiefly employed	[419]
		Was Raffaele among them?	[422]
		Collections of majolica	[424]

1572.	April 20.	Brief from Clement VII. to Duke Francesco Maria I.	[427]
”	May 7.	Letter from the Bishop of Moldula to the confederate leaders at the sack of Rome	[429]
”	” 20.	Letter written from Urbino detailing the sack	[429]
”	” 24.	Despatch to Charles V. detailing it	[433]
”	July 9.	Letter of Duke Francesco Maria I. justifying himself to the Signory of Venice	[444]
1525-1527.		Castiglione's negotiations at the Court of Madrid	[448]
1571.		Don John of Austria's armado at Lepanto	[452]
1666.		Indulgences belonging to a Corona	[456]
1442.		Monumental inscription to Count Guidantonio	[458]
1444.		To Duke Oddantonio	[459]
1482.		To Duke Federigo	[459]
1508.		To Duke Guidobaldo I.	[459]
1538.		To Duke Francesco Maria I.	[460]
1574.		To Duke Guidobaldo II.	[460]
1602.		To Duchess Vittoria	[460]
1578.		To Cardinal Giulio della Rovere	[461]
1523.		To Prince Federigo	[461]
1531.		To Duke Francesco Maria II.	[461]
1632.		To Princess Lavinia della Rovere	[462]
		Statistics of Urbino	[463]
		Revenues of the Duchy	[464]
		Its population	[466]
		Pietro Aretino's Sonnets on Titian's portraits of Duke Francesco Maria I. and the Duchess Leonora	[470]
		Petition to Guidobaldo II. from the majolica makers of Pesaro	[472]
		Letters from the Archbishop of Urbino to Cardinal Giulio della Rovere concerning a service of majolica	[474]
		List of pieces	[475]
		Collection of art made by the Dukes of Urbino	[476]
		Pelli's list	[478]
		Venturi's list	[485]
		The Pesaro list	[488]