- cellus, Roman Wine-Cellar.—Kaulen, 112;
Müller, 241.
HASSLWANDER, JOSEF, born in Vienna,
Aug. 7, 1812, died at Scheibbs, Nether
Austria, Aug. 3, 1878. History painter,
pupil of the Vienna Academy and one of
the most eminent of modern Austrian artists.
Works: Genealogical Picture of
House of Austria; Maria Theresa and the
Hungarians in the Reichstag in 1741; The
2d of September, 1686; Allegorical Ship
with Francis Joseph I. at the Helm surrounded
by all the Nationalities of the Empire;
The Lord's Prayer in seven water-colours.—Allgem.
d. Biogr., xi. 22; Kunst-Chronik,
xvi. 686; Nagler, Mon., iii. 166.
HAUBER, JOSEF, born at Geratsried,
Bavaria, in 1766, died in Munich in 1834.
History and portrait painter, pupil of Vienna
Academy, then studied in Munich
where he had great success with copies after
Don, Mieris, Rubens and Van Dyck, and
became professor at the Academy in 1800.
There are by him more than fifty altar-pieces
in Munich and Upper Bavaria. Works: Joseph's
Dream, Christ as Gardener, Church of
the Holy Ghost, Munich; Christ on the Cross,
Vision of Ezechiel; Portrait of Abbot Vagler
(1808), Darmstadt Museum.—Nagler, vi. 3.
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HAUDEBOURT-LESCOT, Mme. HORTENSE
VICTOIRE, born in Paris, Dec.
14, 1784, died there, Jan. 2, 1845. Genre
painter and lithographer, pupil of Lethière.
Her pictures for the most part represent
popular life and manners in Italy. Works:
Preaching in Church of St. Laurent in Rome
(1810); Game of Warm Hand, Beggar at a
Convent (1812); Kissing the Foot of the
Statue of St. Peter (1812); do. (1814), Montpellier
Museum; Incident of the Fair at
Grotta Ferrata, Pifferari before a Madonna,
Confirmation in Church of St. Agnes (1814);
Fortune Teller (1817), Montpellier Museum;
A Smuggler, Vow to the Madonna during a
Storm, A Scribe in Rome (1817); Shipwreck
of Virginia, Nuns at Prayer (ordered by
State), Interior of the Cloisters of St. Étienne
du Mont, Dealer in Herbs (1819), Miller
with Donkey (1819), Neapolitan Woman
kneeling before Cross, Italian Family Scene,
Montpellier Museum; Temple of Vesta at
Tivoli, Francis I. and Diana of Poitiers
(1819); Old Man and his Children (1819),
Dijon Museum; Puppet-Shows in Rome,
Dealer in Relics, Sick Mother, Woman selling
Cloth, Prayer at the Stations, The Account
with the Host, The Scolded Maid-Servant
(1822); Scene from Gil Blas, Jew reading
the Bible, Old Clothes Dealer, Village Concert,
Artists sketching Cascades, Blessing
the Halls, Il Saltarello, The Egg Market
(1824); Portrait of Herself (1825), Louvre;
Inundation, Little Grape-Stealer, Country
Doctor, Little Smoker (1826); Inundation
Scene, Two Scenes from Gil Blas (1827);
Rural Fête near Rome (1831); Poet and his
Librarian (1835); Duchess of Angoulême
and Marguerite of Valois receiving News of
Battle of Pavia, Death of Marie de Clèves,
wife of Henri I. of Condé (1839); Pope
Eugene III. receiving Ambassadors of King
of Jerusalem in 1145 (1840); Pictures in
Museums at Versailles, Besançon, Cherbourg,
and Aix.—Ch. Blanc, École française;
Lejeune, Guide, i. 438; iii. 151;
Meyer, Gesch., 160; Bellier, i. 743.
HAUSCHILD, MAX, born in Dresden,
Aug. 23, 1809. Architecture painter, has
lived for many years in Rome. Works:
Reception of Expelled Monks at a Monastery
(1848), Dresden Gallery; Interior of
St. Mark's, Venice, St. Gall Museum; Nocturnal
Hours; Interior of Orvieto Cathedral,
Erfurt Cathedral, Grandduke of Oldenburg;
Interior of Siena Cathedral; Church
Interior, Assisi.—Müller, 242.
HAUSCHILD, WILHELM, born at Schlegel,
Silesia, Nov. 16, 1827. History painter,
pupil of Munich Academy under Phil.
Foltz; visited Dresden, Berlin, and Paris,
and settled in Munich. Works: Crucifixion,
Maximilianeum, Munich; Pictures in Greek
