The following objects of interest are dispersed in various parts of the Library:—
AT THE EAST END.
1. A drawing by Holbein, framed and glazed, being a design for a cup.
On the back is the following note:—'This is an original drawing by Hans Holbein, was actually executed, and in the possession of Queen Anna Bulleyn,
A.D. 1534. D. Logan.' It bears, however, the initials H. and J., and was therefore executed, not for Anne Boleyn, but Jane Seymour. 'The cup was carried into Spain by George Villiers, Duke of Buckingham, when he accompanied Charles, Prince of Wales, on his romantic expedition to Madrid[386].'
2. The original drawing, as is supposed, by Raffaele, for his picture of Attila stopped on his approach to Rome by the apparition of SS. Peter and Paul. Framed and glazed.
This and the preceding form part of the Douce collection.
3. Bust of Sir T. Bodley. See p. [26].
4. Bust of Charles I. See p. [61].
5. Small marble bust of Napoleon.