LEYPOLD Olympus, noblemen and beggars, warriors aud peasants, gentlewomen as well as tooth- less hags, monks, fools, and pilgrims. Works : Last Judgment (1532), Leyden Museum ; The Engagement King, David playing the Harp before Saul, St. Luke and St. Mark, St. Matthew, Adoration of the Magi (?), Triptych with Adoration in cen- tre, Antwerp Museum ; Game of Chess, St. Jerome doing Penitence, Berlin Museum ; Madonna aud Angels, Darmstadt Museum ; Temptation of St. Anthony (replica in Vi- enna Museum), Mary Magdalen, Dresden Museum ;. Surgical Operation, Gotha Muse- um ; Madonna with Mary Magdalen (1522), Annunciation, Old Pinakothek, Munich ; Christ and the Blind Man of Jericho (1531), Hermitage, St. Petersburg ; The Tiburtine Sibyl and Emperor Augustus, Academy, Vienna ; Antouius and Hilarion, Triumphal Entry of David, Liechtenstein Gallery, ib. ; Pieta, St. Sebastian, Bergamo Gallery ; Ma- donna with Angels, Galleria Estense, Mode- na ; Christ Crowned with Thorns, Uffizi, Florence ; A Card Party, Earl of Pembroke, Wilton House ; The Dentist, Duke of Dev- onshire, Chatsworth ; Calvary (triptych), Turin Gallery ; Last Judgment, Historical Society, New York ; Portrait of himself, Brunswick Museum ; Count Edzard I. of East Friesland, Olden- burg Gallery ; Emperor Maximilian I., Vienna Museum ; do., Naples Museum ; Portrait of a Young Knight, Liverpool Institution ; do. of him- self, and another, Uffizi, Florence. Bartsch men- tions 174- engravings by him. Allgem. d. Biogr., xix. 338 ; Cli. Blanc, cole hollandaise, i. ; Engerth, Bel- vedere Galerie, ii. 239 ; Fitrster, Gesch., ii. 137 ; do., Denkmale, xi. iii. G75 ; Immer- zeel, ii. 171 ; Keane, Early Masters, 231 ; Kramm, iv. 970; Kugler (Crowe), i. 121; Michiels, v. 95 ; Riegel, Beitriige, i. 11 ; ii. 145 ; Van den Brauden, 119. LEYPOLD, (KAKL) JULIUS VON, born at Dresden, July 24, 1800, died at K<>(/.- schenbroda, near Dresden, Dec. 31, 1874. Landscape painter, honorary member of Dresden Academy. Works : View of Ger- man Town on a lliver (185(5), Mercury Bas- tion in Dresden, do. (1873), Winter Land- scape with Ruins of Old Castle (18(55), Dres- den Museum. LEYS, HENDRIK, Baron, born in Ant- werp, Feb. 18, 1815, died there, Aug. 25, 1809. History and genre painter, pupil of his brother-in-law, F. de Braekeleer, and of Antwerp Academy under Wappers ; at first adhered to the style of the former, but afterwards imitated the French romanti- cists aud the old Flemish masters. In 1835 -39 he visited Paris and Holland ; in 1852, 1859, and 1803, Germany ; in 1855, Paris ; in 1802, London. Great gold medal in Brussels, 1835 ; Paris, 1855 and 1807 ; Or- der of Leopold, 1840 ; Officer, 1850 ; Com- mander, 1807 ; L. of Honour, 1802 ; made Baron in 1802. Member of the Brussels Academy in 1845. Works : Little Musician by Peasant Cottage (1832) ; Fight between Grenadier aud Cossack, Skirmish between Citizens of Ghent and Bruges (1833) ; Strand of Antwerp (1834) ; Furie espagnole, The White Caps under Philip the Bold (1835) ; Defence of Gueux Family against Spaniards, Fortune-Teller, Massacre of Magistrates of Louvain (1830) ; Rembrandt's Studio (1837); Family Festival in Brittany (1838) ; Inte- rior in 17th Century, Amsterdam Museum ; Gypsies and Robbers, Flemish Wedding (1839) ; Dutch Village Street (1841), New Piuakothek, Munich ; Courtyard of an Inn (1842), Stiidel Gallery, Frankfort ; Flemish Interior (1845), Wuydts Collection, Ant- werp ; Family Festival (1845), Leipsic Mu- seum ; Restoration of Divine Service in Ant- werp Cathedral (1845) ; Wealth and Poverty 75
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