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Identifier: dictionaryofpain05brya (find matches)
Title: Dictionary of painters and engravers
Year: 1903 (1900s)
Authors: Bryan, Michael, 1757-1821 Williamson, George Charles, 1858-1942
Subjects: Painters Engravers
Publisher: London, G. Bell
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
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A colossal Virgin (16) in theSiena Gallery is probably by Guido, and is typicalof the work he represents. SIENA, Lorenzo da. See Lorenzo di Pietro. SIENA, Marco da. See Pino. SIENA, Matteo (or Matteino da). See Matteo. SIENA, Matteo di Giovani da. See Matteo diGiovanni. SIENA, Minuccio da. See Minuccio. SIENA, Sano da. See Sano di Pietro. SIENA, Simone da. See Martini. SIENA, Ugolino da. See Ugolino da Siena. SIERRA, Francisco Perez, is reckoned a Spanishpainter, though born at Naples in 1627, and in-structed in art by Aniello Falcone, the master ofSalvator Rosa. His father, a native of Gibraltar,was an officer in the Neapolitan army, and marrieda daughter of the governor of Calabria. While astudent, Sierra was appointed page to one DonDiego de la Torre, whom he followed to Madrid.There he entered the school of Juan de Toledo.His patron, Don Diego, employed him in copyingpictures by Spagnoletto; and in painting a seriesof Saints for a chapel he had founded at Madrid. LUDWIG VON SIEGEN
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AMELIA ELIZABETH, LANDGRAVINE OF HESSE 1642 PAINTERS AND ENGRAVERS. Later in life Sierra was appointed manager of theSpanish prisons, and gave up art, except that hepainted flower-pieces for his amusement, some ofwhich found their way into the Buenretiro. Hedied in 1709. SIEURAC, Francois Joseph Juste, miniaturepainter, born in 1781, at Cadiz, of French parents.He studied at the Academy of Toulouse, and underAugustin, and exhibited miniatures at the Salon.He died at Soreze, near Toulouse, about 1832.Amongst his miniatures were portraits of LordByron, Sir Walter Scott, Thomas Moore, and theDuchesse de Berri. SIEURAC, Henri, painter, was the son andpupil of Francois Joseph, and was born in Paris,August 15, 1823. He studied for a time underPaul Delaroche, and exhibited at the Salon from1848 until his death, which took place in Paris,December 1863. The following are his best knownworks: Aix. Museum. The Triumph of Fabius. Chalon-sur-Saone. „ The Birth of Bacchus. Dijon. „ Faith, Hope,

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