Pictures at South Kensington : the Raphael cartoons, the Sheepshanks collection, &c. (1877)
Blackburn, Henry, 1830-1897, Sheepshanks, John, 1787-1863, Victoria and Albert Museum · London : Chatto and Windus · leaf 16
ndifferent curiosity, while one personexplains the event to another. 4. Paul and Bar?iabas at Lystra. Paul and Barnabas stand beneath a portico, shocked at the intentionof the townsmen to offer sacrifice to them. Paul, on the left, is rendinghis garment, and rebuking a man who is bringing a ram to… … No. 4. Paul and Barnabas at Lystra. 11 tt. 4 X 18 ft. As a composition, this cartoon is considered an instance of Raphaelsskill in telling the story by various incidents brought together. As incartoon 3, the red robe of Paul is the prominent colour, carriedout in the head-dress of an old man in the…
Raphael, 1483-1520 · South Kensington Museum · Painting
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![An illustration from VII tabulae Raphaelis Urbin [graphic] : longe celeberrimae quas hortatu P. Pauli Rubenij Eq. ingenti sumptu emptas in Angliam advehi jussit serenissimus Rex Carolus I. et quibus adservandis magnificam in Aula Hamptonensi Pinacothecam fieri imperârunt augustissimi Principes Gulielmus & Maria Rex & Regina = The seven cartons of Raphael Urbin : which King Charles the 1.st bought by advice of P. Paul Rubens and which are preserved in the Gallery at Hampton Court erected for that purpose by order of King William and Queen Mary (1722)](https://img.insideoutlibrary.com/img/200/ia-viitabulaeraphae00kirk-7-8.webp)
