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RENE painter, pupil of Cabanel and of Cesar de Cock. Medal, 3d class, 1876. Works: Path in Woods of Sevres, Pond in Woods of Chaville (1873); In the Woods, Autumn, Re- pose (1875); Grandmother's Portrait (187C), Luxembourg Museum ; Bad News, Violetta (1878); Flotsam (1879); Antonietta (1880) ; Palm Sunday, The Little Arm of the Orge at Athis (1882) ; Repose, Seamstress Day (1883); Sweet Slumber (1885). RENE D'ANJOU, surnamed the Good, born in castle of Augers in 1408, died in Provence in 1480. French school ; illumi- nator, painter, poet, and patron of arts ; second son of Louis IE., Duke of Anjou, Comte de Provence and titular King of Na- ples. Summonzio, the Neapolitan writer, says that King Reno was a good painter in the Flemish style, but several pictures at- tributed to him are now shown to be by another hand ; as, for example, the famous Triptych with the Burning Bush, etc., in the Cathedral at Aix, a work of Nicolas Froment of Avignon (1475), who was in King Rene's employ ; and another Triptych by the same hand in the Uffizi. The illuminated MS. of " La tres douce mercy " (1497), at Vienna, is admitted to be the King's handiwork. Many pictures attributed to him in churches at Aix, Angers, Lyons, Avignon, and Mar- seilles, were destroyed during the revolution. Works attributed to King Rene : Diptych, Vision of S. Bernardino of Siena, Coronation of Virgin, Hospital at Villeneuve ; Praying Cardinal, Avignon Museum ; Portraits of Charles VH., and Philip the Good, Duke of Burgundy. W. & W., ii. 78 ; Schuaase, viii. 321 ; Mtintz, La Renaissance, 481 ; Michiels, iii. 187 ; CEuvres completes du Roi Rene avec une biographie (Angers, 1845). RENI, GUIDO. See Guido RenL RENOIR; contemporary. Genre, por- trait, landscape, flower, and fruit painter ; impressionist Of his works were exhibited in New York, 1886 : Femme au Corset, Head of Young Girl, The Bather (2), Flow- ers (2), Apples, Melons and Figs, Young Lady in a Garden, Fishermen's Children, On the Terrace, Dejeuner at Bougivol, Box at the Opera, Rain in Paris, Dmiee at Bou- gival, Windy Day at Guernsey, In the Cir- cus, A Servant, The Bath, Sail-Boats on the Argenteuil, Bather on Seashore, Woman Reading, Venice, After the Bath, Peonies, Child's Toilet, Preparing for the Bath, Gera- niums and Cats, Summer, Winter, On Shore, Six Portraits. La France, Dec. 8, 1884. RENOUF, EMILE, born ill Paris, June 23, 1845. Land- scape, marine, aud genre painter, pupil of Boulanger, Jules Lefebvre, and Caro- | lus-Duran. Medals : Paris, 2d class, 1880; Munich, 1st class, 1883. Visited Amer- ica in October, 1886. J Works : Views near Honfleur (1870, 1872, ! 1873, 1875, 1877) ; After the Rain at Sun- set, Tounie done, mousse ! (1876) ; Valley in Finistere (1877) ! Maisou du Haut-du- Vent at Mouth of the Seine (1878) ; End of Day, Last Repair, my poor friend ! (1879) ; The Widow, La Pierre-des-Pendus (1880) ; A coup de main, Corcoran Gallery, Wash- ington ; After a Gust of Wind (1881) ; The Pilot (Wm. Sclwus, New York), Lizzie (1883); Sunset (1884); ATar(1885); Adrift (1886). Meyer, Conv. Lex., xxi. 758 ; Zeit- schr. f. b. K., six. 258. RENOUX, CHARLES CAlUS, Iwrn in Paris in 1795, died there, March 15, 1846. Landscape and architecture painter. Med- ! als : 2d class, 1822 ; 1st class, 1831 ; L. of ' Honour, 1838. Works : Interior of Saint- Etieune-du-Mont (1824), formerly in Lux- embourg Museum ; Views at MonU'-limart, Corps, and near Gerame, Subterranean do. in the Arena at Aries, Interior in 16th Cen- tury (1831); Taking of Chateau de 1'Esoal- cette, 1676, do. of Ghent, 1678, do. of Phil- ipsbourg, 1688, do. of Roses, 1693, do. of Palamos, 1694, Treaty between the Crusa- ders and Venetians in St. Mark's, 1201 (1839), Marriage of the Due de Berry, 1816