Murthly Castle; repetitions in water-colour, W. T. Walters, Baltimore. Professional life spent in Baltimore.—Tuckerman, 496.
MILLER, CHARLES HENRY, born in
New York, March 20, 1842. Landscape
painter; in 1867 pupil of Professor Leir in
Munich, and of the Bavarian Royal Academy;
studied in Vienna, Leipsic, Berlin, Dresden,
and Paris. Elected an A.N.A. in 1873 and
N.A. in 1875. Studio in New York. Works:
Old Mill near Munich (1870); Sunset at
Queen's—New York, Robert Gordon; Sunset
at Duchau near Munich, Old Mill—Springfield
(1872); Old Oaks at Creedmoor—Long
Island (1874); New York from Newtown
Creek (1876); Sunset, East Hampton—Long
Island (1878); Cloudy Day (1879);
Fisherman's Home—Long Island (1880);
South Side Lane—Long Island (1881);
Gray Day on Long Island (1882); At Valley
Stream, Old Mill and Water Gate (1883);
Bouquet of Oaks at Stewart's Pond—Jamaica,
L. I. (1884); Old Mill at Patchogue
(1885); Suburban Wayside, Autumn, Road
to New York (1886).—Art Journal (1877),
361; Mag. of Art (1884), 96.
MILLER, FRANCIS, born at Columbus,
O., in 1854. Figure and genre painter, pupil
of the Pennsylvania Academy, later of
Carolus Duran in Paris. First exhibited
at the National Academy in 1883. Studio
in New York. Works: Potter (1883);
Local Freight Caboose, T. B. Clarke, New
York; Charity Home (1884); Cosey Nook
(1886).
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MILLET, FRANCIS D., born at Mattapoisett,
Mass., in 1846.
Figure and portrait
painter, pupil of Van
Lerius and De Keyser
at the Royal Academy,
Antwerp, where he
gained medals of honour
in 1872-73 Painted
in Belgium, Italy, England,
France, Austria,
and the United States.
Studio in New York. Elected A.N.A. in
1882; N.A. in 1885. Works: Bay of
Naples (1875); Mouth of the Seine, Bashi-Bazouk
(1880), J. J. Astor, New York;
Sweet Mistris Mercie (1881); Koran Reader,
Milkmaid (1882); Story of Œnone
(1883); Lacing the Sandal, Cottage Garden,
Regina Convivii (1884). Portraits:
Charles Francis Adams, Samuel L. Clemens
(1877); Miss Kate Field (1881); Portrait
(1884), Lawrence Barrett; The Toilette,
A Window Seat, Portrait of General
Barnes (1885); A Handmaid, Cosey Corner
(1886).
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MILLET, FRANÇOIS (Frans Mille),
called Francisque,
born in
Antwerp, baptized
there, April
27, 1642, died in
Paris, buried June
3, 1679. Flemish
school; landscape
painter, pupil of
Laurens Francken,
with whom he
went to Paris, where he formed himself
after Poussin. Works: View in Italy, Repose
in Egypt, Brussels Museum; Landscape
with Ruins, Bordeaux Museum; Tribute
to Flora, Nantes Museum; Italian
Landscape, Berlin Museum; do., Cassel
Gallery; Hagar and Ishmael, Copenhagen
Gallery; Mountainous Landscape with Attack
of Robbers, Darmstadt Museum; High
Trees with Buildings, Two Landscapes with
Figures (?), Dresden Gallery; Landscape
with Figures and Sheep, do. with Offering
Ceremony, Kunsthalle, Hamburg; Classic
Landscape, Sea View with Steep Cliffs, Italian
Landscape, Old Pinakothek, Munich;
Landscape, Hermitage, St. Petersburg; do.
with Nymphs and Satyrs Dancing, Schleissheim
Gallery; Italian Mountain Landscapes
(2), Schwerin Gallery; Arcadian Landscape,
Stuttgart Museum; Mountainous Landscapes
(3), Liechtenstein Gallery, Vienna;
Landscape with Antique Monuments, Milan
Academy.—Ch. Blanc, École française; Fé-
