Attributed works:
1. The first courtyard of Palazzo Vecchio, Florence, looking south, showing
the frescos of Konstanz and (behind the column) Wiener Neustadt.
(Photograph Francesco Guazzelli).
Attributed works:
10. Kaiserebersdorf and Sterzing, by Bastiano Veronese, Cesare
Baglioni, Giovanni Lombardi and Turino da Piemonte. 1565. Frescos,
120 by 215 cm. and 160 by 215 cm. (Palazzo Vecchio, Florence; photograph
Francesco Guazzelli).
Attributed works:
11. Detail of Fig.10, showing the view of Sterzing.
Attributed works:
12. Plan of the proposed identification of the frescos in the first
courtyard, Palazzo Vecchio, Florence: 1. Vienna; 2. Innsbruck; 3.
Kaiserebersdorf; 4. Sterzing; 5. Konstanz; 6. Wiener Neustadt; 7.
Hall in Tirol; 8. Trieste; 9. Breisach; 10. Passau; 11. Stein/Krems;
12. Klosterneuburg; 13. Graz; 14. Freiburg im Breisgau; 15. Linz; 16.
Bratislava; 17. Formerly Prague, destroyed by Giuseppe del Rosso's
inscription (1812); a. Doorway to Piazza della Signoria; b. Doorway to
the Cortile della Dogana; c. Inscription by Messer Fabio Segni (1565);
and d. Niche with Samson and the Philistine, by Pierino da Vinci.
Attributed works:
13. Graz, by Bottega Amedeo Benini after Matthaeus Merian. 1958.
Fresco, 380 by 215 cm. (Palazzo Vecchio, Florence; photograph
Francesco Guazzelli).
Attributed works:
14. Krems, by Bastiano Veronese, Cesare Baglioni, Giovanni Lombardi
and Turino da Piemonte. 1565. Fresco, 380 by 215 cm. (Palazzo Vecchio,
Florence; photograph Francesco Guazzelli).
Attributed works:
15. Watercolour after the original view of Graz in the first courtyard of
Palazzo Vecchio, Florence, by Carlo Chiostri. Before 1892. Watercolour
on paper, 36 by 22 cm. (Landesarchiv Steiermark, Graz).
Attributed works:
16. The first courtyard of Palazzo Vecchio, Florence, showing the view of
Freiburg im Breisgau, behind the bronze putto. c.1860–90. Photograph,
19 by 25 cm. (Österreichisches Museum für Angewandte Kunst, Vienna).
Attributed works:
2. Plan of the current identification of the frescos in the first courtyard,
Palazzo Vecchio, Florence: 1. Vienna; 2. Innsbruck; 3. Kaiserebersdorf;
4. Konstanz; 5. Wiener Neustadt; 6. Hall in Tirol; 7. Sterzing;
8. Prague; 9. Passau; 10. Stein; 11. Klosterneuburg; 12. Graz; 13. Freiburg
im Breisgau; 14. Linz; 15. Bratislava; a. Doorway to the Piazza della
Signoria; b. Inscription by Giuseppe del Rosso (1812); c. Doorway to the
Cortile della Dogana; d. Inscription by Messer Fabio Segni (1565); and
e. Niche with Samson and the Philistine, by Pierino da Vinci.
Attributed works:
3. Below The first courtyard in Palazzo Vecchio, Florence, showing the
proposed location of frescos, by Vincenzo Borghini. North is on the left.
1565. Pen and ink, 21.3 by 15.2 cm. (Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale, Florence).
Attributed works:
4. Opposite The first courtyard of Palazzo Vecchio, Florence, looking
north. (Photograph Francesco Guazzelli).
Attributed works:
5. Inscription by Giuseppe del Rosso. c.1812. Fresco, 380 by 215 cm.
(Palazzo Vecchio, Florence; photograph Francesco Guazzelli).
Attributed works:
6. Trieste, by Bastiano Veronese, Cesare Baglioni, Giovanni Lombardi
and Turino da Piemonte. 1565. Fresco, 160 by 215 cm. (Palazzo Vecchio,
Florence; photograph Francesco Guazzelli).
Attributed works:
7. Opposite top left Actual delineation of the city of Brysach, as seen
from morning to evening (east view); and The city of Brysach, as seen
from evening to morning (west view), from M. Merian: Topographia
Alsatiae, Frankfurt c.1650. Etching, 28.8 cm by 38 cm. (Österreichische
Nationalbibliothek, Vienna).
Attributed works:
8. Opposite top right Breisach, by Bastiano Veronese, Cesare Baglioni,
Giovanni Lombardi and Turino da Piemonte. 1565. Fresco, 160 by 215 cm.
(Palazzo Vecchio, Florence; photograph Francesco Guazzelli).
Attributed works:
9. Opposite below Fresco of Innsbruck in Palazzo Vecchio, by Julius
von Ficker. 1860s. Photograph, 60 by 40 cm. (Tiroler Landesmuseum
Ferdinandeum, Innsbruck).
