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Volume One: 14th - 16th century</u>, London, 1979, cat. 188, pp. 86-88, illus.\n\nThe following is the full text of the entry:\n\n? LIGOZZI, JACOPO\n\n188\nDesign for arms, armour, horses' trappings etc, for a pageant or triumph\nInscribed with detailed descriptions in Italian against each piece of equipment\nPen and ink and water-colour picked out with gold on brown tinted paper\n16 x 10 7/8 (406 x 279)          4785\nPROVENANCE  Sir Thomas Lawrence (Lugt 2445): Count Moriz von Fries (Lugt 2903)\n\nThe harness show is for a man and his horse. For the man there is a lorica or Roman cuirass, a brassart, a plumed helmet, a sword and a crown; and the artist states in a note that he has made designs for the legs and feet in a separate drawing. For the horse there is a set of trappings in velvet and leather, and a plume for the head. It is clear from the notes that the metal parts were to Benvenuto Cellini, doubtless on the assumption that the design was for goldsmith's work. But the ornament, particularly that of the table and chairs, is not in the least typical of Florentine mannerism and points towards the north of Italy. The meticulous penmanship and the gold heightening suggest Jacopo Ligozzi. But if the handwriting is compared with the letter written by Ligozzi in C. Pini, <i>La scrittura di artisti italiani</i>, 3, 1869, no. 255, there will be some doubt whether Ligozzi forming his letters with unusual care, which he may have done deliberately when annotating a carefully executed drawing like this. 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