. El libro de mesa del arte; una historia del arte en todos los países y edades . de la prisión. El tercer estrazapainted por Rafael es el Stanza dell Inccndio (la conflagración), así llamado de la extinción del fuego en el Borgo por un supuesto milagro, siendo la escena más con-spicuous en las representaciones de los acontecimientos tomados de las vidas de los Papas Leo III.yIV.; Y la cuarta cámara, que fue dejada inacabada por Rafael, y completa por sus eruditos, es la Sala di Constantino, y contiene incidentes de la vida del Emperador Constantino, incluyendo la espléndida pieza de batalla entre Constantino y

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. The table book of art; a history of art in all countries and ages . from prison. The third stanzapainted by Raphael is the Stanza dell Inccndio (the conflagration), so called from theextinguishing of the fire in the Borgo by a supposed miracle, being the most con-spicuous scene in representations of events taken from the lives of Popes Leo III. andIV.; and the fourth chamber, which was left unfinished by Raphael, and completedby his scholars, is the Sala di Constantino, and contains incidents from the life of theEmperor Constantine, including the splendid battle-piece between Constantine andMaxentius. At these chambers, or at the designs for them, Raphael worked atintervals, during the popedoms of Julius II., who died in the course of the paintingof the Camere, and Leo X., for a period of twelve years, till Raphaels death in 1520,after which the Sala di Constantino was completed by his scholars. Raphael has also left in the Vatican a series of small pictures from the OldTestament, known as Raphaels Bible. This series decorates the thirteen cupolas of. 3! - as5= RAPHAEL. ,. the Loggic, or open galleries, running round three sides of an open court.Another work undertaken by Raphael should have still more interest for us. LeoX., resolving to substitute woven for painted tapestry round the lower walls of theinterior of the Sistine Chapel, commanded Raphael to furnish drawings to theFlemish weavers, and thence arose eleven cartoons, seven of which have been pre-served, have become the property of England, and are the glory of the KensingtonMuseum. The subjects of the cartoons* in the seven which have been saved, are TheDeath of Ananias, Ely mas the Sorcerer struck with Blindness, The Healing of the LameMan at the Beautiful Gate of the Temple, The Miraculous Draught of Fishes, Paul andBarnabas at Lystra, St. Paul Preaching at Athens, and The Charge to St. Peter. Thefour cartoons which are lost were, The Stoning of St. Stephen, The Conversion of St.Paul, Paul in Prison,