- pey, Dresden Gallery.—Allgem. d. Biogr.,
xviii. 754.
LISETTE OF BERANGER, Hugues
Merle, Mrs. Paran Stevens, New York; canvas,
H. 2 ft. × 3 ft. Lisette recounting the
poet's virtues, after his decease, to a company
of blooming grisettes. Replica, Mrs.
W. H. Aspinwall, New York.
LISSE, DIEDERICK (Dirck) VAN DER,
died at The Hague in 1669. Dutch school;
history and landscape painter, pupil of Poelenburg;
entered the guild at The Hague
in 1644, was one of the founders of the new
guild Pictura there in 1656, and Burgomaster
in 1660-69. Works: Landscape with
Ruins and Bathers(?), Brunswick Museum;
Landscape with Diana and Nymphs (?, last
two attributed to Jan van der Lys), Copenhagen
Gallery; Pan and Companions dancing
in a Landscape, Old Pinakothek, Munich;
Sleeping Nymph, Schleissheim Gallery;
Lot and his Daughters, Landscape
with Herd and Herdsmen, two other landscapes,
Schwerin Gallery; others in Berlin
Museum (2) and Mannheim Gallery.—Archief
v. ned. K., iv. 78, 82, 127, 132; Bode, Studien,
326; Nederlandsche Kunstbode (1881),
iii. 196; Kunst-Chronik, xvi. 747; Schlie,
354.
LITSCHAUER, KARL JOSEF, born in
Vienna, March 1, 1830, died in Düsseldorf,
Aug. 8, 1871. Genre painter, pupil of Vienna
Academy and of Robert Waldmüller,
then of Düsseldorf Academy and of Tidemand;
settled in Düsseldorf; great gold
medal and honorary member of Amsterdam
Academy in 1864. Works: Flight from
the Convent; Scene from Thirty Years'
War; Cheap Model; Humorous Studio
Scene, Austrian Art Union, Vienna; Ambuscade
(1857); Morning and Night (1865),
In the Laboratory; Counterfeiters, Wiesbaden
Gallery.—Allgem. d. Biogr., xviii. 783;
Blanckarts, 50; Kunst-Chronik, vi. 199;
Wurzbach, xv. 279.
LIVERSEEGE, HENRY, born in Manchester
in 1803, died there, Jan. 30, 1832.
Began by painting portraits at cheap rates,
but in 1827 exhibited at Manchester several
subject pieces which brought him into notice.
Went to London and exhibited at
the Academy in 1828, his Wildrake presenting
Colonel Everard's Challenge to Charles
II., and, in 1830, his Black Dwarf. Other
works: Grave-Diggers, Hamlet and his
Mother, Catherine Seyton.—Redgrave; Recollections
of Liverseege (London, 1832-35).
LIX, FRÉDÉRIC THÉODORE, born at
Strasburg, Dec. 18, 1830. Genre and portrait
painter, pupil of Drölling and Biennoury.
Medal, 3d class, 1880. Works:
Misfortune to the Conquered (1870); Farewell
to Mother Country (1872); Evening in
Dalecarlia (1874); Where there is enough
for two there is enough for three (1875);
St. Margaret (1877); Camille Desmoulins
at the Palais Royal (1880); Fatherland
(1883); Andromeda (1884); At Golgotha
(1885).—Bellier, i. 1050.
LLORENTE, Don BERNARDO GERMAN
DE, born in Seville in 1685, died
there in 1757. Spanish school; pupil of
Cristobal Lopez, a painter for the India
traders, and became a tolerable imitator of
Murillo. Won some reputation as a painter
of the Virgin as a Shepherdess, whence
called El Pintor de las Pastoras. One of
these is in the Madrid Museum, where it
was formerly ascribed to Tobar. The Duc
de Montpensier Gallery, Seville, has a small
St. Rosalia by him.—Curtis, 347; Madrazo,
434; Washburn, 173.
LLOYD, THOMAS, born in England;
contemporary. Landscape painter, associate
of Society of Painters in Water Colours
in 1878. Works: A Pastoral, Nearly Home
(1877); Taking Home the Cow and Calf,
Primrose Gatherers, Spring (1880); Milk
for the Calves, Blackberry Gatherers, Approach
of Winter (1881); Sons of the Soil,
Hurt (1882); Great Excitement (1883); A
Curious Fish, Golden Grain (1884).
LOBRICHON, TIMOLÉON, born at Cornod
(Jura), April 26, 1831; contemporary.
Genre and portrait painter, pupil of Picot.
Medal in 1868; 2d class, 1882; L. of Hon-
