 The Picture Gallery starts at the end of Room 14 and comprises examples of Venetian paintings from the very earliest days right up to the beginning of the 16th century.Repeatedly re-organized during the history of the museum, the gallery still substantially reflects the original collection left by Teodoro Correr, comprising artworks by Giovanni Bellini (including the early "Crucifixion", "Transfiguration of Christ", a "Madonna and Child" and "Dead Christ Supported by Two Angels"), Antonello da Messina, Cosmè Tura, Vittore Carpaccio ("Man with Red Hat" and "Two Venetian Ladies"), and others.Further bequests, gifts, loans, and acquisitions have added to this heritage.