Light blue wraps with dark blue lettering; 462 pp. with bw illustrations numbered by chapter. A collection of essays meant to honor Tietze, who died before publication.

Some of the essays and autors include:
A Bronze Statuette in the Frick Collection and Its Connection Connection with Michelangelo (Martin Weinberger), The Jostph Scenes on the Maximinimus Throne in Ravenna (Meyer Schapiro), New Light Upon El Greco's Early Career (Rogopho Palluchini), Le Voyage de Corot en Belgique et aux Pays-Bas (Paul Fierens), Titian's Allegories on the Fondaco de' Tedeschi (Carl Nordenfalk), La Femme et la Grenouille (Waldemar Deonna), The Prophets on the West Facade of the Cathedral at Amiens (Adolf Katzenellenbogen), Mangegna's Madonna of the Rocks (Frederick Hartt), Savoldo's Drawings Put to Use, A Study in Renaissance Workshop Practices (Creighton Gilbert), Renaissance Artistice Theory and the Development of Landscape Painting (E.H. Gombrich), "God Is Love" (Rudolf Berliner), Oevures de Jeunesse d'Antonio Rizzo (Edoardo Arslan), Jan Gossaert's Adam and Eve Drawings (Heinrich Schwarz), The Psearo Madonna; a Footnote on Titian (E. Tietze-Conrat), A Newly Discovered Book of Hours by the master of the Duke of Bedford (Ernst Trenkler), Two Stone Reliefs from Riemenschneider's Workshop in Minneapolis (Justus Bier), Notes Sur les Dessins de Marco Zoppo (Giuseppe Fiocco), Georges Lallemant Emule de Jacque de Bellange (Francois-Georges Pariset), The Beginnings of the Style Pompadour 1751-1759 (Fiske Kimball), Some Physical Types Favored by Western Artists (Winslo Ames) ......