modi". Agostino Veneziano copy of "I modi" It is thought that Agostino Veneziano may have engraved a single replacement set of engravings based on a set of drawings that were offset from when Marcantonio created the engravings for "I modi".The engraving numbered posture 1 by Veneziano has different lighting and expression to an image of posture 1 that was created by Jean Waldeck in the 19th centruy and is currently kept in the Bibliothèque nationale de France. It is thought that the difference between these two images of posture 1 indicates that Veneziano copied the replacement set of engravings from offset drawings. It is thought possible that these offset drawings may have been kept by some members of Raphaels workshop allowing Veneziano to then make copies from them. It is thought that this replacement set of images is where both the nine partial fragments cut from seven engravings and the whole image of one single engraving in the Biritish Museum have come from. It is thought that Agostino created this replacement set of engravings with the help of other people. This replacement is thought to have been created in a different style to that of Marcantonios originals. Copies of the Agostino Veneziano copy of "I modi" Woodcut copy - around 1555 A possibly infringing copy with crude illustrations created using woodcut relief printing was created around 1555. It was bound in with some contemporary texts and was discovered in the 1920s. It is thought that this woodcut copy booklet was copied from Agostino Veneziano's copy of I Modi and the artist is unknown. It is thought that twelve of the fourteen images have been copied from veneziano's copy of I modi. Some of the leaves are missing from this booklet and there were I modi related images on these leaves. In this woodcut booklet there are two images "... in the abbreviated final signature...[that] seem to come from different traditions. This woodcut copy booklet shows that there were more engravings in the original "I modi" edition than is shown in the engravings from British Museum. Engraving in the Albertina Museum There is one whole image of an engraving in the Albertina museum that is thought to have been based on an image from the copy of "I modi" that Agostino Veneziano is thought to have made. It is thought that this single engraving comes from a set of engravings and