Master Drawings Archive — Volume 43, Number3

	Contents		VOLUME 43 NUMBER 3 FALL 2005

	Sixteenth-Century Florentine Drawings

	From the Editors	271

	Introduction	273

	*Articles*
Philippe Costamagna The Formation of Florentine Draftsmanship: Life Studies from Leonardo and Michelangelo to Pontormo and Salviati		274
Janet Cox-Rearick Friendly Rivals: Bronzino and Salviati at the Medici Court, 1543–48		292
Catherine Monbeig Goguel Workshop Continuity through the Generations: Bandinelli versus Francesco Salviati		316
Florian HÄrb “Dal vivo” or “dal se”: Nature versus Art in Vasari’s Figure Drawings		326
Miles Chappell Reform and Continuity in Later Florentine Drawing		339
Monica Marchesi Further Investigations of Leonardo’s Leda and the Swan at Rotterdam		349
Paul Joannides On, around, and after a New Drawing by Raphael		356
David Ekserdjian The Purpose of Bronzino’s Dead Christ Reconsidered		372

	Reviews
Martin Clayton Leonardo da Vinci: Master Draftsman, exhibition catalogue edited by Carmen C. Bambach		376
John J. Marciari Francesco Salviati et la Bella Maniera: Actes des colloques de Rome et de Paris (1998), edited by Catherine Monbeig Goguel, Philippe Costamagna, and Michel Hochmann		378
Nina Eugenia Serebrennikov Lizzie Boubli, L’Atelier du dessin italien à la Renaissance: Variante et variation		384

	Letter	387

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