MANNL10H probably a companion of Raphael. Among his youthful works are a Madonna, ascribed to Raphael, Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge (C. & C. ), and a Saviour in Glory between the Virgin and Evangelist, Perugia Academy. Frescos by him are in various churches in Perugia. In the Louvre is a Madonna en- throned with Saints, ascribed to I'lugegno, which shows a mixture of Perugiuo, Pintu- ricchio, and Raphael ; in the National Gal- 71 as pensioner of the French Academy ; be- came in 1772 court-painter and director of the newly erected Art School at Zweibriick- en, and was called to Munich by the Elec- tor Maximilian, in 1799, as director of all art collections in Bavaria. Works : Artist's wife as Magdalen, Scenes from Operas (4, 1 one dated 1772), Male portraits (2), Schleiss- heim Gallery ; Baptism of Christ ; Jupiter and Leda ; Madonna ; Two pictures of
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- fa : r; Ppy &% ' <-- - ' , - J '^^ T ~, - Jfl *V ;, i ^'^T " gg*^t-j^f^^- : : --t. Fall of Manna, Nicolas Poussin, Louvre, Pans. lery, London, is an Annunciation. C. & C., Italy, iii. 334 ; Ch. Blanc, Ecole ombrienne ; Vasari, ed. Mil., iii. 596. MANNLICH, JOHANN CHRISTIAN VON, bom in Strasburg, Oct. 4, 1740, died in Munich, Jan. 3, 1822. History painter, son and pupil of Konrad Mannlich (1701-59, court-painter at Zweibrticken), and studied in Mannheim under Zinzenich and VerschafTelt ; went to Paris in 17G3 with his patron, Duke Christian IV. of Zwei- briicken, and studied under Francois Bou- cher ; having returned to Mannheim in 1764, he accompanied the duke to Paris again in 1776, then was in Rome in 1767- Christ. Allgem. d. Biogr., xx. 207 ; Cotta's Kunstbl. (1822), 165. MANNOZZI, GIOVANNI, born at San Giovanni in 1590, died in Florence, Dec. 9, 1636. Florentine school ; sometimes called Giovanni da San Giovanni ; piipil of Matteo Rosselli, whose finished style was not suited to the capri- cious imagination and facile execution of his pupil. Though he often fell into absurd
