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ft. × 35 ft.), Small Replica (1867), A. T. Stewart Collection, New York; Street in Constantinople, State Secrets (1873); Countess of Caen, Caen Museum; Charge of Cuirassiers at Reichsoffen (1875); Christian Legend (1882).—Bellier, ii. 729; Perrier, Études; Larousse; Hamerton, French Painters.
ZACHARIAH, Michelangelo, Sistine
Chapel, Rome; fresco on ceiling.
ZACHARIE, PHILIPPE ERNEST,
born at Radepont (Eure); contemporary.
Figure painter, pupil of Guillemet
and Morin. Medal: 3d class, 1883. Works:
Un vieux bouquiniste (1875); Field Flowers,
Evening of Epiphany (1876); Punishment
of Caiaphas (1877); Good Samaritan
(1878); St. Jerome, Woman with Pigeons
(1883); Irene and Sebastian (1884); Evening
in the Grove (1886).
ZACHO, CHRISTIAN, born near Grenaa,
Denmark, March 31, 1843. Landscape painter,
pupil at Aarhus of the animal painter
Goldberg (born in 1807), then of the Copenhagen
Academy; began to exhibit in 1865,
went to Italy in 1872, and visited Paris in
1875-76, and again in 1878. The winter
of 1881-82 he spent at Mentone. Medal:
Copenhagen, 1884. Works: First Snow
in Brittany (1881), Copenhagen Gallery;
Woodland Scene, Coast Promenade near
Copenhagen (1881); View in Deer Park
(1882).—Sig. Müller, 373.
ZACHTLEVEN. See Saft-Leven.
ZAGANELLI, FRANCESCO, of Ravenna,
born at Cotignola latter half of the 15th
century, died after 1518. Bolognese school.
Sometimes called Francesco da Cotignola.
Pupil of Rondinello, but also connected
with school of Palmezzano. His Madonna
and Saints, Brera, Milan, dated 1505, shows
little talent; but his St. Sebastian of 1513,
Constabili Gallery, Ferrara, and his Madonna
with portraits of the Pallavicini family of
1518, in the Church of the Nunziata, near
Parma, show greater skill in arrangement
and better drawing. In the Berlin Museum
is an Annunciation (1509). Francesco had
a brother Bernardino, sometimes called
Bernardino da Cotignola, who was probably
his assistant, with no claim to rank as an
independent artist.—C. & C., N. Italy, i.
596; Ch. Blanc, École bolonaise; Siret,
566.
ZAHRTMANN, KRISTIAN, born at
Rönne, Denmark, March 31, 1843. Genre
and portrait painter, pupil of Copenhagen
Academy in 1864-68; went to Italy in 1875,
studying in Rome and Siena until 1878, and
again in 1882 on his way to Greece, whence
he returned in 1884. Medal: Copenhagen,
1873. Works: Leonore Christine in Prison
(1871); Christian II. and Sigbrit settling
Accounts, Scene at Court of Christian VII.
(1873); Leonore Christine leaving her
Prison (1874); Roman Fruit Shop, Abbate
Asleep (1876); Sabine Woman by Child's
Cradle (1877); Orange Harvest, The Wise
and Foolish Virgins, Fruit-Vender of Amalfi
(1878); Flower Girl of Florence (1880);
Leonore Christine at Maribo Convent, Death
of Queen Sophie Amalie (1882), Copenhagen
Gallery; Scene from Rome's Period
of Decline; Women carrying Lime (1883);
Italian Family Scene.—Sig. Müller, 378.
ZAMACOIS, EDUARDO, born at Bilbao
in 1842, died in Madrid, Jan. 14, 1871.
Genre painter, pupil at Bilbao of Balaco,
then of Madrid Academy under Federico de
Madrazo, and in Paris of Meissonier; treated
seventeenth century subjects with great success.
Medals: Paris, 1867; Munich, 1870.
Works: Enlisting of Cervantes, Diderot and
d'Alembert (1863); Conscripts in Spain
(1864); Entrance of the Toreros (with Vibert),
First Sword (1866); Buffoon of the
Sixteenth Century, Indirect Contribution,
Jester of the Sixteenth Century (1867);
Good Pastor (1869); Platonic Love, Education
of a Prince (1870). Works in United
States: Faust and Marguerite, H. P. Kidder,
Boston; Waiting for an Audience, R.
C. Taft, Providence; Rival Confessors
(1868), J. J. Astor, New York; Message,
M. Graham, ib.; Costume Shop, T. R. But-