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design drawings --- Raphael cartoons --- Udine, da, Giovanni

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Art --- cartoons [working drawings] --- tapestries --- Rome, Sixtijnse kapel --- Raphael cartoons --- Raphael --- Victoria and Albert Museum [London]

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Applied arts. Arts and crafts --- cartoons [working drawings] --- influence --- tapestries --- Raphael cartoons --- Raphael

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Historians regard Raphael's Cartoons (Great Britain, Royal Collections), as the prime source of the Solomonic column motif in art of the north. It was in fact the "truncated" set of Solomonic columns now in the Chapel of the Holy Sacrament, Saint Peter, Rome, which provided most artists with their model throughout the 16th and 17th cs., demonstrated by its use in Venice, particularly by Veronese, and in Mantua. The earlier history of the motif in England is mostly seen on title pages in the context of militant Protestantism. In paintings by Rubens and Van Dyck, and a design by Inigo Jones for the Earl of Arundel around 1620, the meaning of the Solomonic column was altered to a more pronounced monarchical meaning. The motif continued to be used as a royalist Anglican emblem in Britain throughout the 17th and 18th cs.

Architecture --- pillars [structural elements] --- invloed van Italiaanse school --- Rome, Sint-Pietersbasiliek --- Raphael cartoons --- Raphael --- Veronese, Paolo --- Dyck, van, Anthony --- Rubens, Peter Paul --- Jones, Inigo

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Applied arts. Arts and crafts --- History --- tapestries --- Decius Mus [reeks] --- Handelingen van de apostelen [reeks] --- Raphael cartoons --- Stuart, Elizabeth --- Raphael --- Frederick V [Elector Palatinate] --- Rubens, Peter Paul --- Elizabeth Stuart [Queen of Bohemia]