- lerati, Milan.—Vasari, ed. Mil., v. 101;
Lanzi, ii. 487; Ch. Blanc, École milanaise.
BERNE-BELLECOUR, ÉTIENNE
PROSPER, born at Boulogne, June 29,
1838. Genre, landscape, and portrait
painter; pupil of Picot and of F. Barrias.
Medals: 1869; 1st class, 1872; 3d class,
1878; L. of Honour, 1878. Works: Souvenir
of Normandy (1861); Road on the
Borders of Normandy (1864); Great Heat,
View on Norman Coast (1868); Dismounted,
A Sonnet, Amorous Man, Pea Shooter
(1869); After the Procession, Shearing
Sheep in Normandy (1870); Cannon-Shot,
Nest of Cupids (1872); Rent-Day (1873);
Intended Husband, Summer Morning
(1874); Guerillas of the Seine in Battle of
Malmaison (1875); The Desert (1876); In
the Trenches (1877); On the Ground
(1879); Attack on Château of Montbéliard
(1881); Manœuvre of Embarking (1882);
Prisoner, Strategic Point (1883); Disembarkation
(1885), G. Petit. Works in
United States: Intended Husband, Miss C.
L. Wolfe, New York; In the Trenches, F.
Harper, New York; In the Woods, R. L.
Cutting, New York; Trumpet Practice, B.
Wall, Providence.—Larousse.
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BERNIER, CAMILLE, born at Colmar
in 1823. Landscape
painter;
pupil of L.
Fleury. In
1873 was member
of the jury
of the Salon.
Medals: 1868,
1869; 2d class,
1878; L. of
Honour, 1872.
Works: Farm
of Kerluce (1857); Rocks near Plous-*gastel
(1859); The Gapeau (1861); Village
of Plounésur, Bay of Penhir (1863); Beach
of Guisseny, Mouth of the Elorn (1864);
Burning Sea-Weed near Kersaint (1865);
Heath near Bannalec (1867); Pond of Quimerch,
Path through the Broom (1868);
Heath of Kerbagadie, Fountain in Brittany
(1869); Road near Bannalec (1870); January
in Brittany (1872), Luxembourg Museum;
D'Anndour at Bannalec (1873); Summer,
Autumn (1875); Wooden Shoe-Makers in
the Woods of Quimerch (1877); Abandoned
Path (1879); Pool (1882); Mist and Sunshine
(1884); Little Wood, La Lande (1885).—Larousse.
BERNINGER, EDMUND, born at Arnstadt,
Thuringia, in 1843. Landscape painter;
pupil of the Weimar Art School under Theodore
Hagen; visited Holland, Italy, Corsica,
and Northern Africa, and settled in Munich.
Works: London Bridge, Venetian Night
Festival (1873); Street in Tunis (1876); Isle
of Capri; Ruins of Carthage; View on the
Thames (1880); Street in Cairo; Several
Views in Egypt. Exhibited at Munich
(1883): Evening near Sorrento, Bay of Algiers.—Müller,
45.
BÉROUD, LOUIS, born at Lyons; contemporary.
History painter; pupil of Gourdet,
Bonnat, and Lavastre. Medal, 2d class,
1883. Works: Place Saint-Sulpice (1880);
Place de la République (1881); Salon Carré
at the Louvre, (1882); At the Louvre (1883);
My Studies at Venice (1884); Henri III. at
Venice (1885).
BERRES, JOSEF VON, born at Lemberg,
Austria, May 30, 1821. Genre painter;
pupil of Munich Academy under Piloty (1866-69),
having until then served in the Austrian
army where he attained the rank of colonel;
commanded a regiment during the campaign
of 1866, and was decorated with the
Order of the Iron Crown. Travelled extensively
in the East, as far as the Caucasus
and Astrakan. Many of his pictures
bought for America. Works: Wallenstein
burning Documents; Calmuck Wedding;
Recruiting in Lower Hungary; Dismissal
of Huszárs; Romance on the Heath;
Evening Sermon in St. Stephen's, Vienna;
Hungarian Horse Fair (1873), Vienna Museum;
Cattle Dealers in the Campagna (1877);
Starting of a Picket (1882).—Meyer, Künst.
Lex., iii. 679.
