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| circle of Baccio Baldini or Maso Finiguerra Helen and Paris in Circular Pavilion (from a bound album called The Florentine Picture-Chronicle) ca. 1470-75 drawing British Museum |
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| circle of Baccio Baldini or Maso Finiguerra Paris and Troilus (sons of Priam) (from a bound album called The Florentine Picture-Chronicle) ca. 1470-75 drawing British Museum |
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| circle of Baccio Baldini or Maso Finiguerra- Ulysses with Diomedes holding the stolen Palladion (from a bound album called The Florentine Picture-Chronicle) ca. 1470-75 drawing British Museum |
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| circle of Baccio Baldini or Maso Finiguerra Hector preparing to mount his War Horse (from a bound album called The Florentine Picture-Chronicle) ca. 1470-75 drawing British Museum |
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| circle of Baccio Baldini or Maso Finiguerra Andromache with Infant and Astyanax imploring Hector to take care in battle (from a bound album called The Florentine Picture-Chronicle) ca. 1470-75 drawing British Museum |
"The leaves of the book, in its present state, seem to be numbered 5 to 59 in a seventeenth-century hand; the numbers, in the right-hand top corner, have in many cases been partly trimmed away. The book was broken up by [its 19th-century owner, the self-righteous author and art historian, John] Ruskin, who was in the habit of lending parts of his books and manuscripts to friends and institutions in which he was interested, with the result that when the Museum purchased it from him in 1889 it contained only 49 folios. Of the remainder, two were presented the next year by the trustees of the Ruskin Museum, Sheffield, and four in 1900 by Ruskin's cousin, Mrs. Arthur Severn; folios 1 to 4 are missing."
– from curator's notes (written in 1950) at the British Museum
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| circle of Baccio Baldini or Maso Finiguerra- King Priam and Queen Hecuba (from a bound album called The Florentine Picture-Chronicle) ca. 1470-75 drawing British Museum |
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| circle of Baccio Baldini or Maso Finiguerra Agamemnon and his brother Menelaus (from a bound album called The Florentine Picture-Chronicle) ca. 1470-75 drawing British Museum |
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| circle of Baccio Baldini or Maso Finiguerra Armed Amazon (from a bound album called The Florentine Picture-Chronicle) ca. 1470-75 drawing British Museum |
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| circle of Baccio Baldini or Maso Finiguerra Pyrrhus sacrificing Polyxena on the tomb of his father Achilles (from a bound album called The Florentine Picture-Chronicle) ca. 1470-75 drawing British Museum |
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| circle of Baccio Baldini or Maso Finiguerra Dido greeting Aeneas and Ascanius as they arrive in Carthage (from a bound album called The Florentine Picture-Chronicle) ca. 1470-75 drawing British Museum |
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| circle of Baccio Baldini or Maso Finiguerra Dido killing herself outside the walls of Carthage (from a bound album called The Florentine Picture-Chronicle) ca. 1470-75 drawing British Museum |
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| circle of Baccio Baldini or Maso Finiguerra Romulus and Remus (from a bound album called The Florentine Picture-Chronicle) ca. 1470-75 drawing British Museum |
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| circle of Baccio Baldini or Maso Finiguerra Julius Caesar standing before the walls of Florence (from a bound album called The Florentine Picture-Chronicle) ca. 1470-75 drawing British Museum |
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| circle of Baccio Baldini or Maso Finiguerra Circular Classical Temple (from a bound album called The Florentine Picture-Chronicle) ca. 1470-75 drawing British Museum |