Portraits Raphael and La Fornarina, after Raphael, by Raphael Morghen; Titian and his Mistress, after Titian, by Vandyke; Rembrandt, after himself, by Earlom; Bindo Altovitii, after Titian, on stone, by Hackenecker; Monna Lisa, moglie di Fr. del Giocondo, after Da Vinci, on stone, by Lecomte; Vandyke, after himself, on stone, by Winterhalher; N. Coustou, by Dupuis; Guil. Coustou, by l'Armessin; Robert de Cotte, by Drevet; Ant. Coyzevox, by Audran; P. Dupuis, by Ant. Masson; Herb. Vander Eynden, after Vandyke, by Vosterman; C. de la Fosse, by Duchange; Fr. Girardon, by Duchange; Cl. Halle, by l'Armessin; P. de Jode, jun., after Vandyke, by De Jode; J. Jouvenet, by Trouvrain; N. de Largillière, by Dupuis; Raph. Morghen, by L. Bardi, and Bardi himself; J. Nogari, by Marcus; Hyac. Rigaud, by Daulle; P. P. Rubens, after Vandyke, by Visscher; F. Verdier, by Desrochers; L. da Vinci; a Head, after Vandyke, by M'Ardell; after Piazzetta, by J. C. Leopold; Cunne Shote, an Indian Chief, by M'Ardell; Statue of Cicero, by Worlidge; Rossini, on stone, by Constans; Paganini, on stone, by Kriechuber; Talma, after Picat, by Lignon; Madlle. Mars, on stone, by Constans and by Weber; Mde. Pasta, on stone, by Bellard; Antonia Bianchi, on stone, by Kriechuber; Madlle. Cinti, on stone; Five Greek Chiefs, by Fridel, and Gen. L. Pfyffer de Wyher. (Coll. of Prints, Vol. XI.) Portraits after Sir Thos. Lawrence: of K. William IV. (Q. Adelaide, after Sir W. Beechey), Duke of York, Duke of Wellington, Marquess of Clydesdale and Lady Susan Hamilton, Earl Grey, Countess Grey and her Daughters (now Ladies Durham and E. Bulteel), Countess Gower and Lady E. Levison Gower, Lady Dover and her son Hon. Agar Ellis, Ladies Burghersh, Lady Georgiana Fane, Hon. Master Lambton, Sir Robert and Lady Peel, Sir H. Davy, Sir Thomas Lawrence and Miss Bloxam and Susan (his Nieces), Mrs. Wolff, a study (Mrs. Newdigate), the Daughters of C. B. Calmady, Esq. 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China. -Original Chinese Drawings, most exquisitely finished; 100 illustrating the Costume, Trades, and Occupations of the Country; and 35 of the Flowers and Butterflies. Large folio. China.-Costume of China, in XLVIII. coloured Engravings, by W. China. Costume of China, illustrated in LX. coloured Engravings, by France. Costumes des Départmens de la Seine Inférieure, du Calvados, de la Manche, et de l'Orne. Dessinées par Lanté, et gravées par 4to. Gatine; les Planches coloriées. Germany and France.-Lewis (Geo.), a Series of Groups illustrating the Physiognomy, Manners, and Character of the People of Germany and France. 4to. London, 1823. Hindostan.-Solvyns' (B.) the Hindoos: a Picturesque Delineation of the Persons, Manners, Customs, and Religious Ceremonies of that People, accurately distinguished into their several castes; together with the Arts, Manufactures, and Curiosities natural and artificial, of Hindostan, and several islands of the Indian Seas. 4 vols. large folio, Plates highly finished and coloured. Paris, 1808-12. Hindostan (the Costume of); with Descriptions by B. Solvyns. Folio. London, 1804. Russian Empire (the Costume of) illustrated by a Series of 73 Engravings; with Descriptions. 4to. London, 1803. Russian Empire.-Atkinson (J. A.) and James Walker's Picturesque Representation of the Manners, Customs, and Amusements of the Russians, in 100 coloured Plates, with Explanations. 3 vols. in one, folio. London, 1812. Turkey (the Costume of), illustrated by a Series of Engravings; with Descriptions. 4to. London, 1802. R Sculpture. Carradori (Fr.) Instruzione Elementale per gli Studiosi della Scultura. Folio. Firenze, 1802. Architecture. Seroux d'Agincourt, Histoire de l'Architecture. (Hist. de l'Art, Vol. I.) Felibien (A.), Principes de l'Architecture, de la Sculpture, de la Peinture, et les autres Arts qui en dépendent; avec un Dictionnaire des Termes. 4to. Paris, 1697. Palladio's (Andrea) Four Books of Architecture; wherein, after the Five Orders, those Observations that are most necessary in building Private Houses, Streets, Bridges, Piazzas, Xisti, and Temples, are treated of. Published by Isaac Ware. Folio. London, 1738. Vitruvius (M. P.) de Architecturâ ; cum Notis, Castigat., Observat., et Lexico Vitruviano B. Baldi Urb. à J. De Laet. Folio. Amst. apud Elzev. 1649. Vitruvius (M. P.) de Architecturâ Libri X. studio Societatis Bipontinæ, Accedit anonymi Scriptoris Veteris Architecturæ Compendium; cum Indicibus. 8vo. Argent. 1808. Wottonii (Hen.) Elementa Architecturæ, ex. Ang. in Lat. versa à S. de Laet. (Vitruvius.) Nicholson's (Peter) Architectural Dictionary. 2 vols. 4to. 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