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Fruit Vender—under the Sea-Wall at Nassau (1870); Street Scene in Tangier (1872); Market Day outside the Walls—Tangier (1873); Study at Quimper—Brittany (1877); Duane Street—New York (1878); Algerian Caravan, F. Harper, New York; Harvesting (1879); Bow-Zarea—Algiers; Gray Day—Mentone (1880); Reaper (1881); Old Fort—St. Augustine, Study at St. Augustine (1883). Water-colours: Meditation (1872); Merchant of the East (1874); Shop in Switzerland, Old and New Mosques at Cairo, Lazy Life in the East (1876); Palace of the Pasha Ali Ben Hassein—Algiers (1877); Cobblers at Boufarik, Market Day—Morlaix (1878).—Sheldon, 177.

TILBORCH (Tilborgh, Tilburg), EGIDIUS or GILLES VAN, born in Brussels in 1625, died about 1678 (?). Flemish school; genre painter, supposed pupil of David Teniers the younger; master of the Brussels guild in 1654, its president in 1663-64. He was a close imitator of Brouwer. Works: Cavalcade of Princes, Brussels Museum; Village Fête, Lille Museum; Repast of Painters, Hague Museum; Flemish Interior, Rotterdam Museum; Cobbler's Repast, Copenhagen Gallery; Boy stealing Purse from Man's Pocket, Darmstadt Museum; Dutch Wedding, Dresden Gallery; Bagpiper, Hautboy Player, Gotha Museum; Peasants at the Inn (1657), Kunsthalle, Hamburg; Tavern Scenes (2), Old Pinakothek, Munich; Repast in Open Air, Oldenburg Gallery; Guard-Room; Company of Peasants, Smoker, Rustic Meal, Hermitage, St. Petersburg; Old Woman with Basket, Czernin Gallery, Vienna.—Charles Blanc, École flamande; Kramm, vi. 1633; Kugler (Crowe), ii. 329; Michiels, ix. 183.

TILENS (Tilen), JAN, born in Antwerp, baptized April 6, 1589, died there, July 25, 1630. Flemish school; landscape painter, in the manner of Lucas van Uden, probably identical with Hans Tielens, master of Antwerp guild in 1612. Works: Valley with Diana and Nymphs, Berlin Museum; Mountainous Landscape, Vienna Museum.—Meyer, Gemälde köngl. Mus., 463; Van den Branden, 657.

TILIUS, JAN VAN, born at Bois-le-Duc, beginning of 17th century, died after 1681. Dutch school; genre painter, pupil of P. van Slingelandt and of Caspar Netscher. Works: Woman offering a Rose to a Man, Ferdinandeum, Innsbruck; Bagpiper (1680), Vienna Museum; Young Woman Sewing (1681), Dresden Gallery.—Kramm, vi. 1633.

TILTON, JOHN ROLLIN, born in Loudon, N. H., in 1833. Landscape painter, self-taught. Professional life spent in Italy, where he has studied chiefly the Venetian masters. Has exhibited in London (1871), New York, and Boston. Studio in Rome. Works: Venetian Fishing Boats; Palace of Thebes (1873); Lagoons of Venice (1876); Como, Venice, Martin Brimmer, Boston; Rome from the Aventine (1878), Corcoran Gallery, Washington; Island of Philæ, Samuel Hawk Collection, New York.—Tuckerman, 558; Graves, 234.

TIMÆNETUS, painter, date unknown. His pictures of a Wrestler, and a Water-Carrier, in a building near the Propylæa, Athens, are mentioned by Pausanias (i. 22, 7).

TIMAGORAS, Greek painter, of Chalcis, latter half of 5th century B.C. He defeated Panænus in a pictorial competition at the Pythian Games, and celebrated his victory in a poem.—Pliny, xxxv. 35 [58].

TIMANTHES, a celebrated Greek painter, contemporary and rival of Zeuxis and Parrhasius, native of Cythnus, about 400 B.C. Pliny says (xxxv. 36 [74]) that his pictures suggested more than they actually expressed, and showed a genius even greater than the art with which they were painted. Five only of his works are known: The