- graved by C. G. Lewis.—Harper's Mag.
(1885), lxxi. 812.
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OTTESEN, OTTO DIDRIK, born at
Broager, Sönderjylland, April 3, 1816.
Flower and fruit painter, pupil of Copenhagen
Academy of which he became a member
in 1866; visited Holland, France, Switzerland,
and Italy.
Professor since
1874. Works:
Fruits and Flowers
(1842); Grapes
on Silver Tray
(1843); Roses and
Strawberries
(1844), Fruit-*pieces
(1851, 1852,
1855), Springtime
in the Woods (1862), Rose-tree (1864), Vase
with Flowers (1869), Gallery, Copenhagen;
Still-Life (1844), Thorvaldsen Museum, ib.—Sig.
Müller, 272; Weilbach, 525.
OTTO, HEINRICH, born in Vienna in
1832. Landscape painter, pupil of Vienna
Academy under Steinfeld, then of Rahl;
visited Tyrol and North Italy, and in
1863-64 Rome and Naples. Works: Tasso
reading his Poem at Villa d'Este (1865);
Battle-field of Aspern (1866); Grove of
Diana; View on Isle of Capri; Triumph
of Bacchus; Four Landscapes in fresco
(1867), Kursalon, Vienna.—Wurzbach, xxi.
135.
OTTO, JOHANNES SAMUEL, born at
Unruhstadt, Posen, Jan. 17, 1798, died in
Berlin, Feb. 21, 1878. Portrait and landscape
painter, pupil of Berlin Academy.
Professor in 1844. Works: Portrait of
Sculptor Kiss (1875), National Gallery, Berlin;
King Frederic William IV. (several);
Winter Landscapes.—Cotta's Kunstbl.
(1844), 436; D. Kunstbl. (1850), 351;
(1852), 206; (1853), 55; (1854), 258; Jordan
(1885), ii. 164.
OTTO, KARL, born at Osterode, Hartz
Mountains, in 1830. History painter, pupil
of Munich Academy under Piloty; visited
afterwards Holland, Belgium, and France.
Works: Huss in Prison; Last Way of Mary
Stuart; Hans Sachs; First Christians in
Rome; At the Grave of the Fallen Soldier;
Homage to Marie Antoinette at Versailles
(1877), Darmstadt Museum; Procession of
Bacchus; The Hermits; Belshazzar's Banquet,
Maximilianeum, Munich; Death of
Elector Max, Taking of General Horn, National
Museum, ib.—Müller, 403.
OUDENROGGE, JOHANNES
DIRCKSZ, born at Leyden, died at Haarlem
in 1653. Dutch school; genre painter
in the manner of the Ostades, to whom
probably some of his works are attributed
in public galleries; visited France in 1651.
Works: Weaver's Workshop (1652), Amsterdam
Museum; Tavern Interior (? attributed
to A. van Ostade), Brunswick Museum;
Winter Landscape with Skaters (attributed
to Isaak van Ostade), Old Pinakothek,
Munich.—Kramm, iv. 1237; Kunst-Chronik,
xix. 337.
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OUDRY, JEAN BAPTISTE, born in
Paris, March 17,
1686, died at
Beauvais, April
30, 1755. French
school; history,
portrait, flower,
and animal painter,
pupil of his
father Jacques
and of Michel
Serre and Largillière. At first painted historical
subjects, and portraits, then devoted
himself to painting animals, especially
dogs; became court painter to Louis XV.,
superintendent of the Beauvais factory, later
of the Gobelins. Member of Academy,
1717; professor, 1743. Works: Mitte and
Turlu (greyhounds of Louis XV., 1725),
Mignonne and Sylvia (1728), Blanche, Wolf
Hunt (1746), Dog guarding Game (1747),
Cock Fight (1749), A Farm (1750), Dog and
Bowl (1751), Musical Instruments and Sword
(1734), Louvre; Hunting Piece, Marly;
Gredinet, Petite-Fille and Charlotte, Lise,
Landscape, Fontainebleau Gallery; Abun-
