GATTI to Vasari, with Signorelli and Perugino. painter, more noted as an engraver and etcher; His later pictures, as, for instance, :i MH- pupil of Viollet-le-Duc, with whom he visited donna with Saints and Angels, in tlic Col- Italy and Sicily. Medals : 3d class, 1S53 ; 2d legate churcli at Castiglioue Fiorentino, class, 1X55, 18511, 18(11, 18(!3 ; L. of Hon- display little power, though they show that our, 1SI14. Works: Tintoretto's House in he had learned to imitate Signorelli. C'. .V: Venice (1874); View of Saintes ; Evening at C., Italy, iii. 3(! ; Vasari, ed. Le Mon., v. 44 ; Arroinanches ; Banks of the Adnur at Sun- Marchcsi, 2d ed., i. 203. set (1875); St. 1'eter's, Home ; Torcello, near (JATTI, BEKNAKDO (Bernardino), l)orn Venice (1*7(1); dill's of Saint-Jouin (1877, at Cremona about 14'.)ll (?), died in 1575. IST'.l); Tho Little Mount at Tort Navalo Lombard school; called II Sojaro or Sog- (l.ST'.l); (Jorge of Arnochat (1871). Bellier liaro (the cooper) from liis father's trade, de la Chavignt He, i. (118 ; Meyer, Conv. Went early to I'arma to study under Cor- Lex., xvii. 3H7 ; Miiller. 11(5. reggio, and became his ablest pupil. He < l.U'DKN'/K) M IL ANESE. See /;/;</;/, left numerous works in I'arma, I'iacen/.a, (!audcn/io. and Cremona. In S. M. di Campagna, 1'ia- (JAl'DIN, Fray Ll'lS PASCl'AL, born cen/.a, he painted a fresco, St. George and at Villafranea, Catalonia, in 15(!li, died at the Dragon, in competition with I'onlenone's the Chartreuse of Scala Dei in 1(121. Span- St. Augustine, and on the death of that ish school. Uecame a Carthusian monk in painter was selected to tinish his frescos of 151(5; adorned many chambers in his l i- the Life of the Madonna, in the tribune asterv, also painted 1 of the churcli. Lan/.i praises his Miracle of for Ihe ( Jrand Char- I Jo (. (tA/i/V l/Pt the Loaves and Fishes, in tin; refectory (reuse in Lorraine, L / / s- fj of the 1'adri Lateranensi, Cremona; it is for the Chartreuse ' ltv dated 1552. He afterwards (about 15(10) of Seville, and a Last Supper and other painted the cupola in the Madonna della works for that of 1'orlacieli (Scala Deil, Steccata, I'arma. His Assumption of the near Valencia. Stirling, i. '2'M. Virgin, in the Cathedral of Cremona, his (JAL'KKMANN, FKIF.DKICH, born at last work, is said to have been painted Miesenbach, Nether Austria, Sept. l!U, 1M)7, with his left hand, his right having been died in Vienna, Julv 7, lSli'2. Animal paralyzed. An Kcce Homo, and a Cruci- painter, son and pupil of -Jakob (!., but tixion, are in the Naples Museum. Vasari, formed himself chiefly by copying old mas- ed. Mil., vi. 41>l! ; Lanzi, ii. 400 ; Ch. Blanc, tei's in the Vienna galleries and studying Kcole lombarde ; Vidoni, 1'ittura Cremo- nature during his travels in 1S25-44. Mem- nese ; liurckhardt, 701, 7158 ; Lavice, 20(1 ; ber of Mttni<:h Academy in 18:!(>. He left Lan/.i (lioscoe), ii. 400, 4.'i(l. l.Olit oil-paintings, 5(11( drawings, and 15 GATTI, GEKVASIO, Ijombard school unfinished pictures. Works : Resting from (1578-l(i:Jl). Nephew and pupil of Ber- Labour in the Fields (1821)) ; Husbandman nardo Gatti, from whom he inherited his ploughing (1834), Vienna Museum ; Wolves surname of II Sojaro. Studied also works and Bears, Itocky View with Bears (18ltl); of Correggio, and painted some pictures Vultures and Stag, Bears with their I'rey with much success ; but he had a deplorable ( 18152); Chase, Rural Smithy, Boar attacked facility of execution, and his works are very by Wolves (18IM); Stormy Lake, Wolves and unequal. Lanzi conjectures that Uriel Gat- Stags (18155); Harvest Scene, Wild Boars ti, also called II Sojaro, was his brother. (18;{(i); Dying Stag and Eagle (1837); Cat- Lanzi, ii. 431 ; Ch. Blanc, Eeolo lombarde. tie; Market (1838); Wolves on High liork, GAUCHEUEL, LrX)N, born in Paris, Harvest Wagon in Storm, Embarking of the May 20, 181G. Landscape and architecture Herd (183'J); Hunting Scene, The 1'as.seyer 113
