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of St. Cecilia (?), Venus and Adonis, Birth
of Bacchus, Landscape, Portrait of Pope
Clement IX. as Cardinal, Montpellier Museum;
Entry of Christ into Jerusalem, Nancy
Museum; Ruins of Triumphal Arch with
Figures, Rennes Museum; Saint in Ecstasy,
Nantes Museum; Moses Saved, Lille Museum;
View near Rome, Pyramus and Thisbe,
Cherbourg Museum; A Bacchanal, Lyons
Museum; Landscape, Nîmes Museum; Holy
Family, Sacrifice to Priapus, Shepherd watching
his Flock, Bordeaux Museum; Death of
Germanicus, Bacchus and Ariadne, Palazzo
Barberini, Rome; Triumph of Flora, Capitol,
ib.; Slumber of Shepherds, Angel dictating
Gospel to St. Matthew, Apollo and
Daphne, Several Landscapes in Fresco, Palazzo
Colonna, ib.; Aldobrandini Wedding,
Birth of Adonis, Palazzo Doria; Artist's
Portrait, Palazzo Rospigliosi, ib.; Triumph
of Ovid, Sacrifice of Noah, Palazzo Corsini,
ib.; Martyrdom of St. Erasmus, Vatican, ib.;
Theseus lifting the Stone, Venus and Adonis
on Mount Ida, Three Landscapes, Uffizi,
Florence; St. Margaret and the Dragon,
Turin Gallery; Bacchus and his Train, Basle
Museum; Juno and the dead Argus in Italian
Landscape, Infancy of Jupiter, Helios
and Phaëton with Saturn and the Four Seasons,
View in Roman Campagna with St.
Matthew and the Angel, Berlin Museum;
Murder of Pompey, Flight of Myrrha, Satyr
and Bacchante followed by Fauns, Cassel
Gallery; Jehovah in the burning Bush (1641),
Gallery, Copenhagen; Death of Eudamidas,
Moltke Collection, ib.; Landscape in a Storm,
Darmstadt Museum; Noah's Sacrifice, Moses
exposed in the Ark, Adoration of the Magi
(1633), Martyrdom of St. Erasmus, Kingdom
of Flora, Narcissus, Venus Asleep, The
Nymph Syrinx pursued by Pan, Portrait of
the Artist (1640), Dresden Museum; Landscape,
Gotha Museum; Mary and Elizabeth
with their Children (?), Kunsthalle, Hamburg;
Pietà, Midas and Bacchus, Artist's
Portrait (1650), Old Pinakothek, Munich;
Israelites in the Desert attacked by Snakes,
Oldenburg Gallery; Two Landscapes, Stuttgart
Museum; Titus pillaging the Temple,
SS. Peter and John healing the Lame, Museum,
Vienna; Holy Family (2), SS. Peter
and John healing the Lame, four others,
Liechtenstein Gallery, ib.; Landscape with
Ancient City (1649), Harrach Gallery, ib.;
Scene from Plague at Marseilles, Baptism
of Christ, Czernin Gallery; Woodland with
Narcissus, Wiesbaden Gallery; Parnassus,
Sacrifice of Noah, Bacchanal, Meleager and
Atalanta, St. Cecilia, and 15 others, Madrid
Museum; Moses striking the Rock (1649),
Holy Family, Triumph of Galatea, Continence
of Scipio, and 18 others, Hermitage,
St. Petersburg; Nursing of Bacchus, Cephalus
and Aurora, Bacchanalian Festival (2),
Venus surprised by Satyrs, Plague of Ashdod,
Landscape, National Gallery, London;
Adoration of Magi, Education of Jupiter,
Triumph of David, Flight into Egypt, Rinaldo
and Armida, and others, Dulwich Gallery;
Seven Sacraments, Moses striking the
Rock, Bridgewater House, London; Holy
Family, Bacchante and Satyr, Stafford House,
ib.; Jehovah in Glory, Shepherds of Arcadia,
Holy Family, Devonshire House, ib.;
Dance of the Seasons, Hertford House, ib.;
Madonna, Landscape, Grosvenor House, ib.;
Plague at Athens, Leigh Court; Adoration
of the Golden Calf, Repose in Egypt, Pharaoh's
Daughter about to Bathe in the Nile,
Diana and Nymphs, Landscape, Portrait of
Duchesnois, Historical Society, New York;
Mythological Subject, Museum, ib.—Bellier,
ii. 305; Ch. Blanc, École française;
Villot, Cat. Louvre; Bouchette, Poussin
(Paris, 1858); Gonder, Andelys et N. Poussin
(Paris, 1860); Guibal, Éloge de Poussin
(Paris, 1783); Poillon, N. Poussin (Paris,
