65, 66, 67 (right) Francisco d'Hollanda's drawing, made when he was in Rome in 1539-40, of the 'Cleopatra' fountain in the Cortile del Belvedere. From his sketch-book in the Escorial. (below) A print, dated 1579, of the Cortile del Belvedere and the Vatican gardens by Hendrick van Schoel, that, with the exception of the apse, M, on the right, corresponds to Bramante's original ideas. The court is now divided in two by the library and museum buildings erected on the central terrace.

(far right) G.B. Falda's print of the Cortile del Belvedere and Vatican gardens, showing their evolution in the century that had passed since Hendrick van Schoel made his. From the Giardini di Roma, Rome, ?1683.