Rome; Annunciation, Nativity, Madonna, Pietà, Vision of St. Hyacinth, Louvre, Paris; Susannah and the Elders, National Gallery, London.—Malvasia, i. 263; Amorini, Vite, etc. (Bologna, 1840); Baldinucci, iii. 302; Wornum, Epochs, 319; Burckhardt, 772; Ch. Blanc, École bolonaise; Dohme, 2iii.; Seguier, 38; Kugler (Eastlake), ii. 572.
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CARREE, HENDRIK, the elder, born at Amsterdam, Oct. 2, 1656, (1658?), died in 1721. Dutch school; animal and landscape painter, pupil of Juriaan Jacobsz and of Jacob Jordaens. One of his sons, born at The Hague, Sept. 27, 1696, died there in 1775, and two of his nephews, bore the same name and were also painters, either of whom may as well be the author of the following works, painted about 1710 or later: Cattle among Ruins, Cattle and Peasant Woman with Basket, Brunswick Museum.—Immerzeel, i. 129; Kramm, i. 221; Riegel, Beiträge, ii. 418.
CARREE, MICHIEL, born at Amsterdam
in 1666, died at Alkmaar. Dutch school;
animal and landscape painter; pupil of his
brother Hendrik C., then of Berchem, but
followed the style of Gabriel van der Leeuw;
resided some time in England, and about
1698 was invited to Berlin and made painter
to King Frederick I., after whose death he
returned to Holland and lived mostly at
Alkmaar. Works: Mad Bull, Cattle and
Shepherdess playing Flute, Cattle among
Ruins, do. by Cottage, Brunswick Museum.—Gool,
i. 125; Hoet, Aanmerkingen, 13.
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CARREÑO DE MIRANDA, Don JUAN,
born at Aviléz, Asturias, March 25, 1614,
died in Madrid in September, 1685. Of
noble family. Spanish school; pupil of
Pedro de las Cuevas, and of Bartolomé Roman;
became assistant to Velasquez, whom
he aided in the Alcazar and other royal
palaces; painted in Madrid and other
cities many pictures
for churches and
convents, and, with
Francisco Rizi, the
cupola of S. Antonio
de los Portugueses.
Became one of the
court painters of
Philip IV. (1660),
and was honoured
in the same way by Charles II. (1671). His
works show correct design and harmonious
colouring. Painted chiefly portraits and
religious compositions. Works: Portrait
Charles II. (2), Queen Mariana, mother of
Charles II., three others, Madrid Museum;
id., Count Harrach, Vienna; Don Juan of
Austria, Sir Wm. Stirling Maxwell, London;
id., heirs of Infant Sebastian, Pau; Magdalen,
Academy S. Fernando, Madrid; Martyrdom
of St. Sebastian, St. Anthony feeding
the Fishes, Our Lady of Atocha, Museum
Nacional, Madrid; Baptism of Christ,
and St. Damian, Hermitage, St. Petersburg.—Stirling,
iii. 995; Viardot, 220; Ch. Blanc,
École espagnole; Curtis, 321; Madrazo,
374.
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CARRIERA, ROSALBA (Rosa Alba),
born in Venice,
Oct. 7, 1675, died
there, April 15,
1757. Venetian
school; daughter
of Andrea Carriera
de Costantino,
chancellor of
the village of
Gambarare.
Worked with her
mother at making Point de Venise lace until
it went out of fashion, when she learned
