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 Downs, Distribution of Bread among the Poor (1872); Harvest (1874), Return from Fish Market, Amsterdam Museum; Departure of Fishermen (1875); Expectation (1879).

Seven Sacraments (Extreme Unction), Nicolas Poussin, Bridgewater House, London.

SAENREDAM (Zaenredam), PIETER, born at Assendelft, N. Holland, June 9, 1597, died in Haarlem, buried May 31, 1665. Dutch school; landscape and architecture painter, son of the engraver, Joannes Saenredam, pupil in Haarlem of F. P. de Grebber in 1608-22; entered Haarlem guild in 1623, and was its secretary in 1635. Filled his pictures with well-drawn figures. Works: Two Views in Haarlem Cathedral (1636), do. in St. Mary's at Utrecht (1637), Interior of Assendelft Church (1649), Museum, Amsterdam; View of Old City Hall, City Hall, ib.; View in St. Ann's, Haarlem (1652), Haarlem Museum; View of St. Mary's, Utrecht, Rotterdam Museum; several Views of Churches and Public Buildings, Utrecht Museum; Interior of St. Mary's in Utrecht (1630), Brunswick Gallery; do., Cassel Gallery; Church Interior (1635), Berlin Museum; Interior of Protestant Church, Turin Gallery.—Immerzeel, iii. 50; Kramm, v. 1434; Kugler (Crowe), ii. 511; Riegel, Beiträge, ii. 430; Van der Willigen, 261.

SAFT-LEVEN, CORNELIS, born in Rotterdam, 1612 (?), died after 1682 (?). Dutch school; genre, landscape, and animal painter, brother of Herman, and although inferior to him, has much merit for truth of conception and careful execution; colouring heavy and generally cold; rendered poultry with marvellous fidelity, and occasionally painted still-life; lived in Utrecht in 1634. Works: Portrait of a Painter (1629), Louvre; Peasant Company (1642), Herdsmen and Herd in Landscape (1652), Herdsmen