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 occupying the same studio, has exhibited: Grandmother's Tales (1881); Left in Charge (1882); Cup of Cold Water (1883); Lost (1884); Day in March, Afternoon (1885).

JONGE (Jonghe), LUDOLF DE, born at Overschie, South Holland, in 1616, died at Hillegersberg in 1697. Dutch school; portrait, genre, and landscape painter, pupil of Saftleven, Stevens, and Bylert. Resided seven years in France, where he met with success, as he also did on his return, at Rotterdam. Painted portraits and archery pieces in style of Van der Helst, also battles, hunts, pastures with cattle, pleasing and warm in colour. Works: Female portrait (1660), Haarlem Museum; Portraits of Vice-Admiral van Nes (1666), and Wife (1668), Amsterdam Museum; Portrait of Lady (1653), Dresden Gallery; Mythological Subject, Berlin Museum; Huntsmen in Peasant's Cottage, Leuchtenberg Gallery, St. Petersburg.—Bode, Studien, 168; Burger, Musées, i. 170; ii. 222; Immerzeel, ii. 87; Kramm, iii. 816.

JONGHE, GUSTAVE DE, born at Courtray, Feb. 4, 1828. Genre painter, son of Jan Baptist, pupil in Brussels of Navez. Has successively painted portraits and sacred history, historical genre, and family scenes. Gold medals in Amsterdam (1862) and Paris (1863). Works: Notre Dame de Bon Secours (1854); Orphans and their Grandmother (1862); Piety (1864); Convalescent (1869); Birthday Congratulations; Lady before Mirror; Declaration of Love (1884); Giving Alms, Ghent Museum.—Art Journal (1866), 301; Illus. London News, 1869.

JONGHE, JAN BAPTIST DE, born at Courtray, Jan. 8, 1785, died in Brussels in Oct., 1844. Landscape painter, pupil of Ommeganck and of Courtray Academy; won first prize in Ghent in 1812, gold medal at Courtray, and silver medals at Douay, Brussels, and Bruges; visited Holland, France, and England, and was professor at Courtray Academy (1826) and at Antwerp Academy (1840). Works: Travellers Resting; Farm in Flanders; Interior of Farm; View of Château d'Auderme; Market Day at Courtray (1828), Amsterdam Museum; Environs of Tournay, Brussels Museum; View near Courtray, Stream with Cattle, Ghent Museum; Flock of Sheep, Tournay Museum.—Biog. nat. de Belgique, v. 211; Cotta's Kunstbl. (1844), 436; Immerzeel, ii. 89; Larousse, ix. 1013; Sunaert, 107.

JONGKIND, JOHAN BARTHOLD, born at Latrop, Holland, in 1822. Marine and landscape painter, pupil in Paris of Isabey; lives in Brussels. Medal, 3d class, Paris, 1852. Works: Harbour of Harfleur (1850); Tréport (1852); Course of the Seine, Souvenir of Havre (1853); Notre Dame from Pont de la Tournelle, Quai d'Orsay, Moonrise in Paris (1855); Dutch Landscape; Dutch Canal near Rotterdam by Moonlight; The Maas near Dordrecht by Moonlight.—Bellier, i. 837; Larousse, ix. 1013; Müller, 286.

JOPLING, JOSEPH MIDDLETON, born in London in 1831. Figure, fruit, and flower painter, self-taught; spent three winters in Rome in studying old masters. Studio in London. Works: Tea Rose; Joan of Arc at her Trial; Fair Florist; In the Conservatory, Artist and Model, Wallflowers (1877); Raspberries, Strawberries, Chrysanthemums (1878); Lady Hildred, Azalea (1879); Spring (1880); Yellow Jessamine, Sweet Peas (1881); Almond Blossoms (1882); Daughter of Eve,