Hamilton Inventory M4/20 : Page 03
List of 384 paintings belonging to James, 3rd Marquis, later 1st Duke of Hamilton, after February 1638.
Transcript with spelling and punctuation modernised
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25 The Betraying of Christ with Judas and 4 soldiers in armour; of Momfredo
One man?s head with a ruff about his neck; of Harryon keye [?Adriaen Key]
26 A piece of Diana hunting, with 6 figures and 3 dogs; of
27 A piece of Our Lady taking up of Our Saviour out of the cradle, with St Joseph, St Elizabeth and St John [the] Baptist standing by, and a landscape; of
28 A piece of Our Saviour sitting upon [a] stone, a crown of thorns on his head, his hands bound with a rope, and a reed in one hand, and in another place of the same piece, the Virgin Mary in a swoon, with Mary Magdalene and St John, and in another place, Christ bearing his Cross, with 3 soldiers; in another place Christ crucified with 2 thieves, St Mary Magdalene, 3 soldiers with 2 figures hanging, and a landscape of Jerusalem; of Martin [van] Heemskerck
29 A piece of Hercules upon a bed, in either hand a snake, Alcmene running away, a dog and Juno in the clouds, with 2 peacocks; of Julio [Guiliano] Romano
30 One picture of a man with a cap upon his head, a furred gown, a glove in one hand and another glove on the other; of
31 A picture of Our Saviour, with a globe in his hand; of Raphael
32 A picture of Our Saviour bearing his Cross, St Veronica offering him a towel [napkin], 3 men on horseback, twenty other figures of men and women, besides little figures of men and horses afar off, with a landscape; of Johannes Cariani
33 A picture of the Queen of Sheba coming to Solomon with 15 other men, whole or appearing in part, 9 other women and two dogs; of Paolo Veronese
34 A picture of a man in a furred gown; of
35 A picture of a man with a letter in his hand; of
36 A picture of Our Saviour, dead, with Our Lady, St John, Mary Magdalene and Joseph of Arimathea; of
37 A picture of Venus and Cupid upon a bed; of
38 A picture of a man in a furred gown; of
39 An old head; of
Transcripts by Rosalind K. Marshall 2006