Works: The Seine at Rouen (1833); Aqueducts of Buc (1835); Sassenage (1839); Terracina (1844); Etruscan Tombs near Naples (1847); Villa of Hadrian at Tivoli, Souvenirs of the Villa de' Medici (1848); View in Capri (1848), Lisieux Museum; Roman Aqueduct (1850), Avignon Museum; Chigi Palace, Park at The Hague (1852); St. Benedict at Subiaco (1854); Banks of the Neva, View near Nantes (1855); Pine Forest of Gombo (1861), formerly in Luxembourg Museum; Villa Pallavicini, Roman Forum, Woods of Frascati, Villa Conti, View of Mont Janvier (1861); Great Baths of Albano, Excavations on Mt. Palatine, Parasol Pines near the Sea (1863); The Tiber (1864), formerly in Luxembourg Museum; Ruins of Villa of the Quintilii (1864); Château of St. Privat (1865); Pont du Gard (1865), Nîmes Museum; Rock of Nazon (1866), Avignon Museum; Ravine of Cannet, Environs of Cannes (1868); View of Ariccia near Rome; Landscape with Figures, Dijon Museum; View in Fontainebleau Forest, Cambrai Museum.—Bellier, i. 903; Larousse.
LANSAC, ÉMILE (FRANÇOIS) DE,
born at Tulle (Corrèze), Oct. 1, 1803. History
and genre painter, pupil of Langlois
and Ary Scheffer; made a special study of
horses, and painted several equestrian portraits.
Medals: 3d class, 1836; 2d class,
1838. Works: Incident of Missolonghi,
Girl at Fountain, Courage of Commandant
Daru (1842); Scene from Jean-Jacques
(1846); Huntsmen in a Marsh (1852);
Regimental Chaplain, Trumpeter of the
Guides (1855); Horses let Loose, English
Terrier (1857); Siege of Vallon (1859); Cow
in a Meadow, Death of Ravenswood (1861);
Dejanira and the Centaur Nessus (1863);
Charles II. (1864); St. Gérard de Lunel
(1866); The Broken Strap (1868); Russian
Team (1869); Hunting in Winter, Commander
of Pyrenean Mountaineers in 1793
(1876); Charles I. of England (1877); A
Page (1878); Equestrian portraits of Marshal
de La Palice (1835), and of Connétable
Olivier de Clisson (1847), Versailles Museum;
Horse-pieces (2), Bordeaux Museum.—Bellier,
i. 904; Bitard, 768; Larousse.
LANSIL, WALTER FRANKLIN, born
in Bangor, Me., March 30, 1846. Marine
painter, pupil in Bangor of J. P. Hardy.
Member Boston Art Club, 1877. Medals:
1878, 1881, 1884. Judge of awards of fine
arts for Dominion of Canada, St. John,
New Brunswick, 1883. Visited Europe in
1884, and studied in Paris, Venice, and
Holland. Studio in Boston. Works: Fishermen
in a Calm (1878), Smith College;
Steering for Home, Trawlers making Port
(1881); Waiting for the Tide (1882), Oliver
Ames; Fishermen Becalmed (1882),
Frank N. Ames; Calm off Seguin (1882);
Twilight—Fishing Boats bound Home
(1882),John Quincy Adams; Fleet off Shore
(1883),heirs of Charles W. Slack; Midnight
Arrival (1883); Return of the Fleet, In
Penobscot Bay (1884), George C. Folsom;
Veteran of the Heroic Fleet (1884), Massachusetts
Charitable Mechanics Association;
Dutch Boats (1885), owned in Paris.
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LANSYER, EMMANUEL, born in Ile-de-Bouin (Vendée),
Feb. 18, 1835.
Landscape and
marine painter,
pupil of Courbet,
Violet-le-duc, and
Harpignies; usually
paints views of
Brittany and the
neighbourhood of
Bordeaux. A good
draughtsman and colourist. Medals: 1865,
1869; 3d class, 1873; L. of Honour, 1881.
Works: Pine-Trees on the Breton Coast
(1864); September Morning at Douarnenez,
River Ellée at Faouet (1865); River in Brittany,
Washing-Place on the Breton Coast
(1866), Tours Museum; Women at the Fountain
(1867); Spring in Brittany (1868); Château
of Pierrefonds (1869), Luxembourg Museum;
Walk in Autumn, River Pouldahut at
Low Tide (1870); Alps at Mentone, Cistern
