- cellent pictures. Established himself at
Amsterdam, where he obtained right of citizenship, March 15, 1688; painted also genre scenes and views of towns. Works: Portrait of Willem van de Velde, Mr. Baring, London; Artist's Family (1681), Hague Museum; Mother with Two Children, Aremberg Gallery, Brussels; Family Group, Portraits of Hendrik Bicker and Wife (1682), Portrait of Gaspard Fagel, Amsterdam Museum; Portrait, Six Collection, ib.; Three Children making Garlands (1690), Rotterdam Museum; Male Portrait, Berlin Museum; Female do., Turin Gallery; Artist's Family, Historical Society, New York.—Immerzeel, ii. 249; Kugler (Crowe), ii. 401; Kramm, iv. 1178; Ch. Blanc, École hollandaise; Burger, Musées, i. 251; ii. 103, 258; De Stuers, 97.
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Contest between the Muses and the Pierides, Il Rosso, Louvre.
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MUSSINI, CESARE, born in Berlin in 1808. History painter, pupil of Florence Academy, where he became professor and court-painter to Grand Duke of Tuscany. Works: Death of Leonardo da Vinci (1828), Echo Weeping (1829), Tasso reading his Poem to Eleonora d'Este (1831), Death of Atala (1830), Florence Academy; Raphael and the Fornarina; Conspiracy of the Pazzis; Ganymede.—Cotta's Kunstbl. (1838), 304; (1843), 271, 402; (1844), 358, 400; (1845), 338; (1846), 67.
MUSSINI, LUIGI, born in Florence in
1813. History painter, brother and pupil
of Cesare. Director of Siena Academy.
Medal, Paris, 3d class, 1849; L. of Honour,
1877. Works: Sacred Music (1840), Alms
of the Christian and the Philanthropist
(1844), Abelard and Heloise (1842), Florence
Academy; Christian Martyrs, Siena
Cathedral; Christ driving out the Money-Changers;
Spartan Education, Luxembourg
Museum; Marino Faliero contemplating Revenge
on Michele Steno, Wiesbaden Gallery;
Sienese Lad, Museo Civico, Turin; Last Day
of Nero; Triumph of Truth; Platonic Academy
of Lorenzo de' Medici; Summer Hour
(1878); St. Elizabeth, St. George (1882);
Chess Tournament at Court of Spain (1883).—Cotta's
Kunstbl. (1844), 363; Müller, 387;
Kunst-Chronik, xix. 171.
