Attributed works:
34. Madonna and Child, by Lucas Faydherbe. c.1670. Terra-Cotta Bozzetto for a Lost Marble. Height, 38.1 cm. (British Museum.)
Attributed works:
35. Back View of the Terra-Cotta Reproduced in Fig.34. [Madonna and Child, by Lucas Faydherbe]
Attributed works:
36. Side View of the Terra-Cotta Reproduced in Fig.34. [Madonna and Child, by Lucas Faydherbe]
Attributed works:
37. Terra-Cotta Bust of Hercules, by Lucas Faydherbe. c.1675. Height, 87 cm. (Victoria and Albert Museum.)
Attributed works:
38. Madonna and Child with St Ignatius, by Lucas Faydherbe. c.1670. Marble, Executed for the Jesuits in Malines. (St Rombout, Malines.) Copyright A.C.L., Brussels.
Attributed works:
39. Nativity, by Lucas Faydherbe. 1675-80. Cupola Relief. (Notre Dame de Hanswijck, Malines.) Copyright A.C.L., Brussels.
Attributed works:
40. St Thomas, by Jerome Duquesnoy the Younger. Terra-Cotta Bozzetto for Statue in SS. Michel et Gudule, Brussels. Height, 48.9 cm. (Victoria and Albert Museum.)
Attributed works:
41. Detail from the Polychrome Pottery Madonna and Child [Staffordshire Potteries, probably by Enoch Wood] Reproduced in Figs.46 and 48.
Attributed works:
45. Side View of the Terra-Cotta Madonna and Child Reproduced in Fig. 34.
Attributed works:
46. Madonna and Child, Made in Staffordshire Probably by Enoch Wood. c.1780. Polychrome Pottery. Height, 33.6 cm. (British Museum.)
Attributed works:
47. Madonna and Child, Attributed to Lucas Faydherbe or a Follower. c.1675-80. Marble. (Collection Mr Brinsley Ford, London.)
Attributed works:
48. Another View of the Polychrome Pottery Madonna and Child [Staffordshire, probably by Enoch Wood] Reproduced in Fig.46.
Western art unattributed:
42. St John the Baptist. French or Netherlandish, Second Half of the Seventeenth Century. Terra-Cotta. Height, 40.3 cm. (Victoria and Albert Museum.)
Western art unattributed:
43. St Jerome. Probably Netherlandish, Second Half of the Seventeenth Century. Terra-Cotta. (Private Collection, England.)
Western art unattributed:
44. Another View of the St John the Baptist Reproduced in Fig.42.
