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PALMAROLI seus and Andromeda, Cassel Gallery ; Pres- entation of Mary, St. Sebastian, Crucifixion of St. Andrew, Dresden Museum ; Marriage of St. Catherine, Triumph of David, Con- version of Saul, Madrid Museum ; Pieta (3, one dated 1GOO), Nativity, Ecce Homo, Scourging of Christ, Old Pinakothek, Mu- nich ; Death of St. Sebastian, Sehleissheim Gallery ; Death of Abel, Daughter of Hero- dias, Pieta (3), The Dead Christ held by Angels, Immaculate Conception, St. John and the Angels of the Apocalypse, Truth and Justice, Vienna Museum ; Madonna with Saints, Naples Museum. Ch. Blanc, Kcole venitienne ; Vasari, ed. Le Mon., xiii. 45 ; Burckhardt, 751. PALMAEOLI, Don VICENTE, born in Madrid in 1835. Genre and por- trait painter, pu- pil of Madrazo and of San Fer- nando Academy, and in 1857 con- tinued his stud- ies in Rome. His style resembles partly that of For- tuny and partly that of Meissonier. Member of S. Fernando Academy, director of Spanish Academy in Eome since 1872. Medals : Paris, 2d class, 1867 ; Madrid, 1871. Works : October Fes- tival (18G2) ; S. Ildefonso ; Sermon in Sis- tine Chapel (18GC) ; Trasteveriues in the Colonnade of St. Peter's ; Burial of the Vic- tims of May 3, 1808 (1871), City Hall, Mad- rid ; The "Widow's Tears ; Lucky Accident (1883) ; Confession, Jealous Clown (1884) ; The Rising Tide, William Astor, New York ; Petit Lever La Bouchee du Cardinal, M. Graham, ib. ; New Volume, W. Rockefeller, ib. ; Girl Reading, R. G. Dun, ib. ; Listener, Connoisseur, T. R. Butler, ib. ; Souvenir of Granada, Colonel Bennett, ib. ; Girl Read- ing, H. V. Newcombe, ib. ; Convalescent, E. B. "Warren, Philadelphia ; Garden Scene, Hurlbut Collection, Cleveland ; Pompeiiau Woman's Toilet, Pretty Model, Sketching on the Sea-side, H. Dousman, St. Louis ; Rev- erie, Beautiful Marchioness, S. A. Coale, ib. ; Hiding Abclard, Charles Parsons, ib. La Ilustracion, 1873 ; (1883), i. 122 ; (1884), i. 207, 378 ; Zeitschr. f. b. K, xix. 317. PALME, AUGUSTIN, born at Rochlitz, Bohemia, in 1809. History painter, pupil of Prague Academy, then of Sclmorr in Mu- nich, whither he returned after having stud- ied in Rome. Works : Exposure of Moses (1839) ; Conversion of St. Norbert ; Estab- lishment of St. Xorbert's Order in Austria ; St. Colnian ; The Virgin crushing the Ser- pent's Head. Fresco : Legend of the 14 Saints, Vicrzchnheiligen, Franconia ; Sketch for this in Bamberg Gallery. Cotta's Kunst- bl. (1848), 140 ; D. Kunstbl. (1850), 55, 114 ; Forster, v. 104 ; Wurzbach, xxi. 245. PALMER, SAMUEL, born in Walworth, Surrey, in 1805, died in 1881. Water-col- our painter and engraver, pupil of antique school of British Museum, and studied in Italy. Works : Evening Bell ; Dream on the Appennincs (18(54) ; St. Paul lauding in Italy (1868) ; Coliseum ; Old Castle at Twi- light ; Fall of Empire (1871) ; Waterfall in Shadow ; Golden City (1873) ; Sunday Evening in Old England. Academy (1881), i. 420 ; Athemeum (1881), 728, 757 ; Varley, Memoir (London, 1882) ; Hamerton. PALMER, WALTER L., born in Albany, N. Y.; contemporary. Landscape and still- life painter, son of the sculptor, Erastus D. Palmer ; studied in Paris. Exhibits at Na- tional Academy and the Society of Ameri- can Artists. Studio in Albany. Works : Interior, Montigny-sur-Loiug (1878) ; Sir Frederick Leighton's Hall, T. B. Clarke, New York ; Dining-Room at Appledalo (1879) ; June, an Interlude (1880) ; Off the Public Gardens in Venice, Dudley Ol- cott ; Diuing-Room Interior (1882), Morris K. Jesup, New York ; End of an October Day (1883); Upper Hudson, Studio Interior (1884). PALMERUCCI, GUIDO, born at Gub- bio, near Perugia, in 1280, died about 1345.