女性寓言式的良性形象（善良），具有站在壁龛中的丰富属性（直肠）；建筑草图（verso） - 美国大都会艺术博物馆展品查阅

品名（中）	女性寓言式的良性形象（善良），具有站在壁龛中的丰富属性（直肠）；建筑草图（verso）
品名（英）	Female Allegorical Figure of Benignitas (Goodness), with Attributes of Abundance Standing in a Niche (recto); Architectural Sketches (verso)
入馆年号	1958年，58.651.75
策展部门	绘画和印刷品（Drawings and Prints）
创作者	Giorgio Vasari【1511 至 1574】【意大利人】
创作年份	公元 1546 - 公元 1570
创作地区
分类	图画（Drawings）
尺寸	页: 16 9/16 x 9 15/16 英寸 (42.1 x 25.3 厘米)
介绍（中）	这幅大胆、优雅的画作是乔治·瓦萨里（Giorgio Vasari）壁画中美德善良的寓言人物的精心复制，名为"Benignitas"，装饰着罗马坎塞勒里亚宫的Sala dei Cento Giorni的墙壁。瓦萨里在1546年为红衣主教拉努乔·法尔内塞（Ranuccio Farnese）在100天内绘制了这个大型接待大厅（因此得名），并依靠助手的大量合作。壁画中的寓言人物旨在代表雕塑，因此以单色绘制。这幅画以前曾被认为是菲利普·普鲁西（Philip Pouncey）的弗朗切斯科·萨尔维亚蒂（Francesco Salviati）的圈子（他在画作支架上的注释，1965年4月），在与瓦萨里壁画的联系曝光之前。Pouncey对归属的初步建议是一个合理的假设，考虑到1540年代瓦萨里和萨尔维亚蒂之间的艺术互惠，当时两位艺术家都在罗马。Pouncey还注意到这幅画与Polidoro da Caravaggio设计窗帘褶皱图案的方式非常相似。水印（伍德沃德"箭头越过 C"，威尼斯 1567 年）确定了 1567 年左右的日期。
介绍（英）	This bold, elegantly finished drawing is a careful copy after the Allegorical figure of the virtue Goodness, entitled "Benignitas," in the fresco by Giorgio Vasari that adorns a wall of the Sala dei Cento Giorni in the Palazzo della Cancelleria in Rome. Vasari painted this large reception hall in 100 days (hence the name of the room) for Cardinal Ranuccio Farnese in 1546, and relied on the heavy collaboration of assistants. The allegorical figure in the fresco is meant to represent a sculpture, painted therefore in monochrome. This drawing had been previously attributed to the circle of Francesco Salviati by Philip Pouncey (his note on the mount of the drawing, April 1965), before the connection to Vasari's fresco had come to light. Pouncey's preliminary suggestion of attribution was a reasonable hypothesis, given the artistic reciprocities between Vasari and Salviati in the 1540s when both artists were in Rome. Pouncey had also noted the close resemblances of the drawing with Polidoro da Caravaggio's manner of designing the pattern of folds in the draperies. The watermark (Woodward "Arrows crossed C", Venice 1567) establishes a date around 1567.