French Coast, Schwerin Gallery; Port of Honfleur (1853); Views of Trouville (1855, 1857, 1859, 1861).—Bellier, ii. 13; Larousse.
MÜCKE, HEINRICH, born in Breslau,
April 9, 1806. History painter, pupil of
Berlin and Düsseldorf Academies under
Schadow; visited Italy in 1833-34, England
in 1850, and Switzerland repeatedly.
Professor at Düsseldorf Academy since 1848.
Medal, Besançon; Portuguese medal for Art
and Science. Works: St. Catharine carried
by Angels to Mt. Sinai (1836), St. Elizabeth
giving Alms (1841), National Gallery, Berlin;
St. Ambrose and Emperor Theodosius
(1838); St. Elizabeth taking Farewell of her
Husband (1841); Storming of Jerusalem
(1844); Dante in Verona (1846); Coronation
of Virgin (1847); St. Adalbert (1851); Cycle
from Life of St. Meinrad; Good Shepherd;
Christ Crucified; Cleopatra Dying (1873);
Male Portrait (1861), Düsseldorf Gallery.
Frescos: Scenes from Life of Barbarossa
(1829-38), Castle Heltorf near Düsseldorf;
Madonna and Saints (1835), St. Andrew's,
Düsseldorf; Introduction of Christianity in
Wupper Valley (1842), City Hall, Elberfeld;
Histories and Legends of the Rhine. His
son Karl has of late acquired reputation as
a genre painter. Works: Little Brother;
Sunday Afternoon; Mother's Joy; Paternal
Joys; Mending Nets on Coast of Holland.—Brockhaus,
xi. 904;
Illustr. Zeitg., April 4,
1857; Kunst-Chronik,
ix. 502; Wolfg. Müller, Düsseldf. K., 75;
Jordan (1885), ii. 156; Müller, 381; Wiegmann,
118.
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MUDO, EL. See Navarrete, Juan Fernandez.
MÜELICH. See Mielich.
MÜHLIG, MENO, born at Eibenstock,
Saxony, April 8, 1823, died in Dresden,
June 8, 1873. Genre painter, pupil of Julius
Hübner. Works: Interrupted Pilgrimage,
Dresden Gallery; Coal Venders, Mrs.
D. D. Colton, San Francisco.—Dioskuren
(1873), 205.
MUHR, JULIUS, born at Pless, Silesia,
June 21, 1819, died in Munich, Feb. 9, 1865.
Genre and portrait painter, pupil of Berlin
and of Munich Academy under Cornelius.
In 1847-53 he assisted Kaulbach in some of
the wall paintings in Berlin. Works: Benedictine
Monk with Folio Volume (1856),
National Gallery, Berlin; Portrait of Overbeck
(1858), Raczynski Gallery, ib.; Siesta
of the Monks, Emperor of Austria; Gypsy
Family; Musical Monk; Banquet of Queen
Joanna (1860); Job comforted by his Friends
(1861); Pifferari; Schleswig-Holstein; Puszta
with Gypsies; Portraits of Overbeck, Mons.
Lichnowsky, Princess Poli, Louis II. of Bavaria;
Allegories of Morning and Evening.—Allgem.
d. Biog. xxii. 484; Dioskuren,
1865; Kunstblatt (1857), 281; Regnet, ii.
52.
MUHRMAN, HENRY, born in Ohio, Jan.
21, 1854. Genre painter; studied in Cincinnati
and at the Munich Academy. Studio
in London (1884). Works: Smoker, At
Weilheim—Bavaria (1879); Confessional in
Church at Ettal—Bavaria, Woodchopper's
Home at South Cove—N. Y. (1880). Water-*colour:
Milking Time in Bavarian Stable
(1879), T. B. Clarke, New York.—Am. Art
Rev. (1881), 48.
MULATO DE MURILLO. See Gomez,
Sebastian.
MULIERIBUS, DE. See Molyn, Pieter,
the younger.
MÜLLER, ADAM AUGUST, born in Copenhagen,
Aug. 16, 1811, died there, March
15, 1844. History, genre, and portrait painter,
pupil of Eckersberg; won four prizes at
Copenhagen Academy; studied in Italy in
1839-41. Works: Aladdin seeing Gulnare
(1829); Aladdin reaching after Pomegranates
(1831); Christian IV. playing with his
Son (1833); Wounded Herluf Trolle received
by his Wife and the Scholars of Herlufsholm,
Christ preaching in the Boat (1834); Valdemar
Seyr in Prison, Ulysses and Nausicaä
(1835); Christ at Gethsemane (1836); David
playing before Saul (1837); Hans Tausen
preaching at Viborg, Hans Tausen protect-
