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New Evidence for Diomede Carafa's Collection of Antiquities. II

The present study follows my article published in this Journal two years ago and will focus on five drawings, dating from the sixteenth to the nineteenth century, which have not yet been discussed in relation to the antiquities assembled by Diomede Carafa (c. 1406-87), Count of Maddaloni, in his Neapolitan palace between the 1450s and 1480s. When examined in conjunction with other evidence these drawings add further elements to our knowledge of Diomede's collection.1