From The Spectator: Rev. of The Pageant vol. 2

In the Pageant (Henry and Co.) Mr. MacColl gives an interesting account of one of those extraordinary youthful geniuses of the Italian Renaissance, Giulio Campagnola, the engraver. Imbued with the spirit of his great contemporary, Giorgione, Campagnola produced some fine designs; two of these are reproduced; one, “The Woman of Samaria,” is indeed worthy of the master.