St. Agnes (1878), Judith, Rouen Museum; Inquisition in Spain (1879); Salammbô (1880); Springtime (1881); "Hail King of the Jews" (1882); Guardian Angel (1885).—Müller, 172.
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FESELEN, MELCHIOR, born at Passau,
died in Ingolstadt, April 10, 1538. German
school; history painter, evidently influenced
in his later pictures by Albrecht Altdorfer,
his contemporary. Works: Crucifixion,
Darmstadt Museum; Porsenna besieging
Rome (1529), Cæsar besieging Alesia (1533),
Old Pinakothek, Munich; Adoration of the
Magi (1531), Nuremberg Museum; Mary of
Egypt (1523), Historical Society, Ratisbon;
Crucifixion, Beheading
of St. Barbara,
Church of
Our Lady, Ingolstadt.—Allgem.
d.
Biogr., vi. 723; W. & W., ii. 418.
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FETI, DOMENICO, born in Rome in
1589, died in
Venice in 1624.
Roman school;
pupil of Cigoli
in Florence;
afterwards went
to Mantua, studied
works of
Giulio Romano,
and was made
court-painter
there by Duke
Ferdinando Gonzaga, whence sometimes
called Il Mantovano. Painted many small
pictures, chiefly Bible subjects, vigorous in
colour and good in execution. Works:
David with Head of Goliath, Martyrdom of
St. Agnes, Return of the Prodigal, Good
Samaritan, and 7 others, Dresden Gallery;
Ecce Homo, Old Pinakothek, Munich;
Market-Place, Flight into Egypt, Leander,
Moses and the Burning Bush, Marriage of
St. Catherine, Triumph of Galatea, St. Margaret,
Vienna Museum; David and Goliath,
Dædalus and Icarus, Adoration of Shepherds,
Tobias healing his Father, Conception, Hermitage,
St. Petersburg; Visitation, Flight
into Egypt, Städel Gallery, Frankfort; Expulsion
of Hagar, Return of Prodigal, Brunswick
Museum; Elijah in Wilderness, Berlin
Museum; Magdalen Penitent, Oldenburg
Gallery; Sleeping Girl, Buda-Pesth Gallery;
Meditation, Venice Academy; Artemisia,
Uffizi, Florence; Lost Coin, Labourers
in the Vineyard, Palazzo Pitti, ib.; Christ in
Garden, Christ and Pilate, Crowning with
Thorns, Entombment, Palazzo Corsini, ib.;
Nero, Rural Life, Melancholy, Guardian Angel,
Louvre, Paris; Beheading of John Baptist,
National
Gallery, Edinburgh;
David
with Head of
Goliath, Hampton
Court.—Ch. Blanc, École ombrienne;
Burckhardt, 793, 800; Seguier, 68.
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FEUERBACH, ANSELM, born at Speyer,
Sept. 12, 1829, died
in Venice, Jan. 4,
1880. History
painter, pupil of
Düsseldorf Academy
under Schadow, then
in Munich under
Rahl and Genelli;
having frequented
the Antwerp Academy
in 1850, he
studied in Paris
under Couture in 1851-52, went to Carlsruhe
in 1853, to Venice in 1854, and to
Rome in 1856; was appointed professor at
the Vienna Academy in 1873; decorated the
ceiling of the Museum of Casts with a fresco
of the Titans. Works: Death of Pietro Aretino
(1853); Silenus with Young Bacchus
and two Satyrs, Poetry (1854), Dante with
the Ladies of Ravenna (1857), Carlsruhe
Gallery; Iphigenia (1861); Francesca da
Rimini and Paolo (1861), Pietà (1862), Ariosto
with Ladies in Ferrara (1863), Petrarch
seeing Laura in Church (1864), Singing Boy
and Girl overheard by Nymph, Madonna
with Angels, Group of Bathing Children
