Barend C. Koekkoek. The animals in his landscapes were supplied by Eugène Verboeckhoven. Works: Summer and Winter (1841); Landscape on the Rhine; View in the Ardennes.—Immerzeel, i. 164.
DALBONO, EDOARDO, contemporary;
lives in Naples. Genre painter; represents
Neapolitan life. Works: Neapolitan Water-Carrier;
Unrequited, Punished, and Happy
Love, Cupid as Tyrant (Casa Miceli, Naples);
Legend of the Sirens, Willer Gallery, Naples;
Beautiful Morning, It is going to Rain,
Orange-Walk, Adeline in the Park.—L'Illustrazione
italiana, 1875-76.
DALCOLLE, RAFFAELLO. See Raffaello.
DALENS, DIRK, of The Hague, born at
Dordrecht, flourished about 1623-65. Dutch
school. Landscape painter in the manner
of Jan van Goyen; master of the guild at
The Hague in 1632, went to Leyden in
1636, but returned in 1637, and seems to
have removed to Rotterdam about 1660-61.
Works: Landscape with Shepherds (1635),
Brunswick Museum; Landscapes (2, 1646),
Haarlem Museum.—Kramm, ii. 317; Riegel,
Beiträge, ii. 368.
DALIPHARD, ÉDOUARD, born at Rouen,
Sept. 24, 1833, died there in 1877.
Genre and landscape painter, pupil of G.
Morin. Works: Spring in the Churchyard;
Souvenir of the Forest of Eu (1873); Melancholy
(1875); Village Doorway, one of
best pictures in Salon of 1876.—J. Hédou,
Peintres rouennais (Rouen, 1883); L'Art
(1877), x. 216.
DALLINGER VON DALLING, ALEXANDER
JOHANN, born in Vienna, Aug. 1,
1783, died there in 1844. German school;
history and animal painter, son and pupil
of Johann the elder; was a skilful restorer
of old pictures, and an engraver. Works:
Cows driven through a Brook (1831), Vienna
Museum.—Bibliog. below.
DALLINGER VON DALLING, JOHANN,
the elder, born in Vienna, Aug. 13,
1741, died there, Jan. 6, 1806. German
school; history and animal painter, pupil of
Vienna Academy under Vincenz Vischer and
Meytens; from 1771 inspector of the Liechtenstein
Gallery. Many of his large altar-*pieces
and meritorious animal and battle
pieces are in Poland and Russia.—Allgem.
d. Biogr., iv. 711; Brockhaus, iv. 785;
Wurzbach, iii. 132, xxiv. 383.
DALLINGER VON DALLING, JOHANN
BAPTIST, the younger, born in Vienna,
May 7, 1782, died there, Dec. 19, 1868.
Son and pupil of Johann the elder; painted
landscapes and animals, especially horses,
in style of Dutch masters, as well as genre
pieces and portraits. Works: Horses grazing
(1830), Horses in Stable (1832), Vienna
Museum; others in Liechtenstein Gallery.—Bibliog.
above.
DALMASIO, LIPPO DI. See Scannabecchi.
DALSGAARD, CHRISTEN, born at
Krabbesholm, Jutland, Oct. 30, 1824. Genre
painter, pupil of the Copenhagen Academy,
and Rörbye; paints scenes from Danish
peasant life. Member of Copenhagen Academy
since 1872. Works: Christmas Morning
(1848), Aarhus Gallery; Girl at Window,
Boy at Luncheon, Country Parson;
Jutland Peasants going to Communion
(1859); Seizure for Debt (1860); Meeting of
Gudrun and Helge Harbenson (1861); Visitation
(1862); The Good Shepherd (1864);
Meeting with Olaf Paa; Steen Blicher conversing
on the Heath (1867); Isn't he coming!
Pious Assembly (1870); Corridor of
Academy at Sorö (1872); Dessert (1875);
One of the Wise Virgins (1877); Ansgar and
Odbert baptizing Mother and Child (1878);
Fisherman and Daughter (1854), Mormons
visiting Country Joiner, Going to Church
after Confinement (1861), Copenhagen Gallery.—Sigurd
Müller, 71; Weilbach, 129.
DAME AU GANT (Lady with the Glove),
Carolus-Duran, Luxembourg Museum; canvas,
H. 7 ft. 6 in. × 5 ft. 4 in. Portrait of a
lady, three-fourths length, putting on her
Glove.
DAMERON, CHARLES ÉMILE, born in
Paris; contemporary. Landscape painter,
pupil of Pelouse. Medals: 3d class, 1878;
