Dondoli, l'Abate, of Spello, lived the beginning of the eighteenth century. _MS._ ii. 311.
Doni, Adone, d'Assisi, his work in 1472. _Guida di Perugia._ Read 1572. Living in 1567. _Vasari._ Signed himself _Dono delli Doni_. _Mariotti._ ii. 40.
Donnini, Girolamo, da Coreggio, b. 1681, d. 1743. _Tiraboschi._ v. 255.
Donnino, di, Agnolo, a Florentine, and assistant of Bonarruoti. _Vasari._ i. 170.
Donzelli, Piero and Polito, Neapolitans, d. about 1470. _Dominici._ ii. 363.
---- Pietro, a Mantuan, pupil of Cignani. _MS._ v. 256.
Dorigny, Luigi, otherwise Lodovico, a Parisian, b. 1654. _Orlandi._ d. 1742. iii. 372.
Dossi, Dosso, d. about 1560. _Baruffaldi._ v. 302.
---- Gio. Batista, d. about 1545. _Baruffaldi._ _ib._
---- Evangelista, of the same family. _Scannelli._ v. 306.
Draghi, Cav. Gio. Batista, a Genoese, d. 1712, aged 55. _Guida di Piacenza._ v. 269, 435.
Ducci, Virgilio, da Città di Castello, a pupil of Albani. _MS._ ii. 217.
Duccio, di, Boninsegna, a Sienese, painted in 1282. His Mem. up to 1339. _Della Valle._ i. 386.
Dughet, Gasp., b. at Rome, 1613, d. 1675. _Pascoli._ ii. 244.
Duramano, Francesco, a Venetian. _Guarienti._ Flourished about the middle of the eighteenth century. iii. 389.
Durante, Co. Giorgio, of Brescia, b. 1683, d. 1755. _Guida di Rovigo_, and _MS. Carbone presso l'Oretti_. iii. 389.
Duro, or Durero, Alberto, b. in Nurimburgh, 1470; rather born 20th May, 1471, d. April 6th, 1528; which dates are verified by the very accurate _Bartsch_, in his new work, entitled _Le Peintre Graveur_, vol. vii., Vienna, 1808. _Baldinucci._ i. 110, 128, 145, iii. 137.
Edesia, d', Andrino, a Pavese, lived about 1330. _Lomazzo._ iv. 212.
Egogui, Ambrogio, a Milanese, his altar-piece of 1527. _MS._ iv. 257.
Elzheimer, Adamo, or Adamo di Frankfort, or Tedesco, d. in the pontificate of Paul V. _Sandrart._ ii. 241.
Emanuele, a Greek priest, lived in 1660. v. 21.
Empoli, da, in the Florentine state, Jacopo Chimenti, b. 1554, d. 1640. _Baldinucci._ He is called Cristoforo da Empoli in _Lezioni del Lami_, by mistake. i. 294.
Ens, or Enzo, Cav. Giuseppe, d'Augusta, called the younger, to distinguish him from his father, a court painter of Ridolfo II. Flourished in 1660. _Boschini._ Orlandi calls him Ains, or Enzo; Zanetti, Enzo and Heinz. In his celebrated Tomb of Christ at Ognissanti, he signed himself _Jos. Heinsius_. iii. 341.