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989Illustrations 0.1 Tiziano Vecellio, portrait of Jacopo Strada, 1576–1568; KHM, Gemäldegalerie, inv. nr GG-81    1 0.2 Jacopo Tintoretto, portrait of Ottavio Strada; ARM, inv. nr SK-A-3902    1 0.3 David Teniers the Younger, Archduke Leopold Wilhelm Visiting his Picture Gallery in Brussels, ca 1651; KHM, Gemäldegalerie, inv. nr GG-739    2 0.4 Attributed to Pietro della Vecchia, after Titian, portrait of Jacopo Strada; present location unknown; image from Antologia di maestri antichi    3 0.5 Lucas Vorsterman the Younger, after Titian, portrait of Jacopo Strada, engraving; ARM, inv. nr RP-P-1907-578    3 0.6 Titian, portrait of Jacopo Strada, detail of fig. 0.01    7 0.7 Jan Brouwer, after Wallerant Vaillant, portrait of Emperor Leopold I, engraving; ARM, inv. nr RP-P-1908-1196    12 0.8 Peter Lambeck, the Imperial Librarian, engraving from his Commen- tariorum de augustissima bibliotheca ceasarea Vindobonensis, 2nd ed., vol. 1, Vienna 1766; Lausanne, Bibliothèque cantonale et universitaire, inv.-nr 3 A 2010/1; image Google Books    12 0.9 The French physician and scholar Charles Patin, engraving by C. Le Febure, 1662; image Wellcome Collection, London: https://wellcome collection.org/works (CC BY 4.0)    12 0.10 Engraving after a numismatic drawing by Jacopo Strada; from LAM- BECK 1665–1679, vol. 1, between pp. 76 and 77, Library of the Univer- sity of Amsterdam, sig. OM 59-30; image author    12 0.11 Engraving after a numismatic drawing by Jacopo Strada; engraving from LAMBECK 1665–1679, vol. 2, between pp. 686 and 687; FBG, sig. P 4o 396-ii    13 0.12 The ‘Jüngling vom Magdalensberg’, a lost antique bronze excavated near Klagenfurt, shown in the print included in LAMBECK 1665–1679, vol. 2, between pp. 674 and 675; FBG, sig. P 4o 396-i    13 0.13 Jan Skramlík, Rudolf ii visits the studio of his Antiquary Jacopo Strada; reproduction in Ruch: Obrázkový casopis pro zábavu a pouceni 10 (1888), inserted between pp. 300–301    22 0.14 Václav Brožík, An elderly alchemist (Michael Sendivogius or Sędziwój?) conducting an experiment in front of Emperor Rudolf II, his Queen, and members of the Court, etching by Armand Mathey (1885) after a painting at some time in the Lenox Library, New York, which was used as frontispiece of BOLTON 1904; image Wellcome Collection , London: https://wellcomecollection.org/works (CC BY 4.0)    23