fishing (1653), Evening School, National Museum, Amsterdam; Old Lady in Fur, Old Warrior, Cassel Gallery; Artist's Portrait, Astronomer (1657), Old Man reading, Brunswick Museum; Penitent Magdalen (1638), Old Woman, The Store Room, Berlin Museum; Artist drawing in a Book, Artist before Easel, Girl plucking Grapes, Artist playing Violin, Schoolmaster cutting Pen, Dentist, Hermit Praying, Young Girl watering Plant, Still Life, and 11 others, Dresden Gallery; Painter before Easel (1649), Charlatan (1652), Maid with Lantern at Window (1658), Artist's Portrait (1663), Herring Seller (1667), Hermit in Prayer (1670), ten others, Old Pinakothek, Munich; Physician (1653), Old Woman watering Flowers, Vienna Museum; Man Reading, Woman examining Money, Physician and Old Woman, Herring Seller, Woman winding Yarn, Artist with Violin, Hermit, Young Man Reading, Nude Girl beside Water, Young Woman about to Bathe, Young Man about to Bathe, Hermitage, St. Petersburg; Artist's Portrait, Evening School, Cake Seller, Uffizi, Florence. At Narischkine sale (1883), Fish Merchant, 50,000 fr.; Frugal Repast, 13,000 fr.—Kugler (Crowe), ii. 205; Ch. Blanc, École hollandaise; Schnaase, Niederländische Briefe; Allgem. d. Biogr., v. 336; Dohme, 1ii.; Immerzeel, i. 190; Kramm, ii. 359; Art Journal (1881), 102; Wedmore, 152.
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DOUCET, LUCIEN, born in Paris; contemporary. Figure and portrait painter, pupil of J. Lefebvre and G. Boulanger. Medal, 3d class, 1879. Works: Adam and Eve (1877); Atala, Portrait (1878); Portraits (1879); do. (1880, 1882); Hagar (1883).
DOUFFET (Doufeet, Doofeet, Duffeit),
GERAERT, born at Liége, in 1594, died
there in 1660. Flemish school; history and
portrait painter, pupil of Rubens. Went
in 1614 to Italy, where he devoted himself
so entirely to the study of the great Italian
masters that the influence of Rubens is traceable
only in the warm flesh-tones of his well-drawn
portraits. He returned home in 1622.
Works: Pope Nicholas V. at Grave of St.
Francis, Finding of Cross by Empress Helena,
Two Portraits (one dated 1624), Old
Pinakothek, Munich; Christ appearing to
Apostles, Augsburg Gallery.—Biog. nat. de
Belgique, vi. 150; Michiels, x. 118.
DOUGHTY, THOMAS, born in Philadelphia,
July 19, 1793, died in New York, July
24, 1856. Landscape painter, self-taught.
Began the practice of art in 1820, after which
he painted successfully in London, Paris,
and the United States. Works: Scene on
the Susquehanna; Old Mill; Delaware
Water-Gap; Peep at the Catskills; View
near Paris; View on the Hudson; Landscape
(Boston Athenæum); Landscapes
(Academy of Fine Arts, Philadelphia); Wind
Storm, Departure of Columbus from Palos,
Mrs. J. Harrison, Philadelphia.
DOUILLARD, ALEXIS MARIE LOUIS,
born at Nantes, June 28, 1835. History
and portrait painter; pupil in Paris of
Hippolyte Flandrin, Gleyre, and Gérôme.
Medal, 3d class, 1878. Works: Christ on
the Cross (1875), Palais de Justice, Paris;
Death of St. Louis (1881); Death of the
First-born (1883); Education of the Virgin
(1884), Church of Paimbœuf; Portraits
(1885).
DOUVEN, JAN FRANS VAN, born at
Roermonde in 1655, died in Düsseldorf in
1727. Flemish school; portrait painter,
pupil of Gabriel Lambertin. Called to Düsseldorf
by the Elector Johann Wilhelm, who
took him to Vienna and recommended him
to the Emperor Leopold. Having successfully
painted the portraits of the Emperor
and Empress, he received many orders from
royal personages and nobles. His portraits
of 3 emperors, 3 empresses, 5 kings, 7 queens,
