Zandomeneghi, P. [Filippo Argenti, Inf. viii. 61-63.] Engr. Viviani inc. (In La divina commedia. Firenze, 1838. Same. Napoli, 1839; 1845; 1854; 1862. Same. Palermo, 1856.) Same. (In I quattro poeti italiani. Napoli, 1859.)

Zompini, G. [Illustrations to Inf. i-iv, x, xi, engraved by various hands.] (In La divina commedia. 1757-58.)

Zuccaro, Federico. Entrance to hell, Inf. iii. Minos and the souls of the lustful, Inf. v.- - Pride and humility, Purg. x, xii. — The car of Beatrice,

Purg. xxix. 4 phototypes. (In Bassermann, A. Dantes Spuren in Italien. 1897. Plates 61-64.) The second and fourth of these drawings are reproduced in photo-engrs. in Federn's "Dante," 1899, pp. 19, 121. - 2 Limbo, Inf. iv. Phototype. (In Volkmann, L. Iconografia dantesca. 1897. Plate 10. Same. 1898.)

Between 1586 and 1588, Zuccaro, during his visit to Spain, made a series of illustrations to the Divina commedia. Eightyeight of these large drawings, done partly with a pen and partly with red and black chalk, are now in the Uffizi collection at Florence. With the exception of the five reproductions here catalogued, the series is inedited.

Lippmann, in his introduction to Botticelli's "Drawings for Dante's Divina commedia," 1896, speaks of Zuccaro as "an artist who was undoubtedly inspired by Botticelli's actual handiwork, and not by the Florentine engravings [of the 1481 edition of the Divina commedia]." See the chapters on "Die Ze chnungen des Federigo Zuccaro" in Volkmann's "Bildliche Darstellungen," 1892, and in his "Iconografia dantesca," 1897. See also Colomb de Batines, i, pp. 302–303.

For descriptions of the following illustrations (reproductions of which are not in this collection) see references in Part 11:Bertini, Giuseppe. L'apoteosi di Dante. Chialli, Vincenzo. Dante Alighieri nel convento di Fonte

Avellana.
Diotti, Giuseppe. Ugolino nel carcere di Pisa. (Cf.
Colomb de Batines, i, pp. 327-328.)

Gazzotto, Vincenzo. [Inferno, Purgatorio, Paradiso.]
Marini, E. M. de. Francesca and Paolo.

Masini, Cesare. Dante Alighieri ambasciatore de' fiorentini a Bonifazio VIII.

Stürler, Adolf. La Divine comédie, cent dix compositions. 1883.

Üssi, Stefano. [Quadro tratto dalla Vita nuova.] Gustave Courtois's Dante et Virgile aux Enfers " (Salon of 1880, purchased by the French government) is noticed in Larousse, “Grand dictionnaire," ze supplément, p. 987.

Sir Frederick Leighton's "Dante in exile" (Royal Academy, 1864) is noticed in the Athenæum, Feb. 20, 1864, p. 270; - by H. C. Barlow in the Athenæum, March 19, 1864, p. 410; -in the Examiner, April 30, 1864, p. 280.