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 (1873),	Montpellier Museum; Fisherman mending Nets, Rising Tide on Coast of Brittany (1875); Lobster Fishers (1876); Creek of Erquy (1877); Farm of Courtry (1880); October Frost (1881); Autumn Dew (1882); Valley of Roche-Gouët in Brittany, Brook after Rain, ib. (1883).

SAINTIN, JULES ÉMILE, born in Lemé (Aisne), Aug. 14, 1829. Genre and portrait painter, pupil of Drölling, Picot, and Le-*boucher. His portraits in oil, crayon, and pastel are full of life. He lived several years in the United States. Medals: 1866, 1870; 2d class, Munich, 1883; L. of Honour, 1877. Works: Pony Express (1863); Woman carried off by Indians (1864); Petty Warfare, Vittoria (1865); Carmella, Martha (1866); The Levée, Michellina (1867); Heartfelt Mourning, Annucia (1868); Mourning Flowers, Festival Flowers (1869); Indecision, Deception (1870); Two Augurs (1872); Grave without Flowers (1873); Washerwoman of Fine Linen, Toilet of the Rose (1874); Lady Apple, Distraction, Flower Girl (1875); Indiscreet, Last Ornament (1866); First Engagement, Self-Satisfied (1877); Jeanne, Will he Return? (1878); Émilienne (1879); Flowers from Nice, Abandonment (1880); Roussotte (1881); In the Tuileries, By the Sea (1882); Woman selling Apples (1883); Portraits of Princesse Matilde and others.—Bellier, ii. 455; Claretie (1874), Peintres, 333, 382.

SAINT-OURS, JEAN PIERRE, born at Geneva in 1752, died there in 1809. Genre painter, pupil of Vien in Paris, whither he went in 1768; won prizes in 1772, 1774, and 1778, and the grand prix de Rome in 1780; after finishing his course at Rome, studied also in Venice. Works: The Olympic Games, Scene in Earthquake in Calabria, Colossal Head Studies, Life-size Academy, Allegory on the Republic of Geneva, Portrait of Dr. Tronchin, Portrait of the Artist, Musée Rath, Geneva; Spartan Judgment over the New-born (1795), Schleissheim Gallery.—Bellier, ii. 453; Cat. du Mus. Rath (1882), 53.

SAINT-PIERRE, GASTON CASIMIR, born at Nîmes, May 12, 1833. Genre painter, pupil of Jalabert and of Cogniet. Medals: 1868; 2d class, 1879; L. of Honour, 1881. Works: Release of St. Peter (1863); Daphnis and Chloë (1864); Leda (1865), Nîmes Museum; Sleeping Nymph (1866), Marseilles Museum; Jupiter and Pthia (1867); Cupid Laughing, Chateauroux Museum; Hide and Seek (1868); Youth (1869), City Hall, Nîmes; Farewell (1870), Carcassonne Museum; Jewish Wedding (1870); Bacchante (1872); Indifference and Tenderness, Cherries (1873); First Steps, Odalisque (1874); Young Huntress, Happy Baby (1875); Arabian Romance (1876); Women at an Arab Wedding (1877); Siesta (1879); Unexpected Caress (1880); Aziza (1882); Aurora (1883); Source Charmeuse (1884); Chanson d'Aziza, The Sultana (1885); Soudja-Sari (1886); Decorations in Cathedral of Oran.—Bellier, ii. 454; Larousse.

SALA, VITALE, born at Cernusco in 1803, died in Milan in 1835. History painter, pupil of Milan Academy, where he won five prizes; made a study trip to Venice. Works: Death of Cato; Death of Romeo and Juliet (1826); Departure of Regulus; Capture of Bernabò (1827); Apotheosis of St. Ambrosius (1828); Coronation of the Virgin (1831-34), Novara Cathedral; Frescos in S. Stefano and S. Lazzaro, Milan.

SALA Y FRANCES, ÉMILIO, born at Alcoy, Spain; contemporary. History and genre painter. Medal, Madrid, 2d class, 1871. Works: Don Carlos of Navarra craving Mercy of his Father; Prince of Viana taken Prisoner; Guillen de Vinatea before Alfonso V. of Aragon; Novus Ortus; Vale of Tears; Modern Silenus; Julia.—La Ilustracion (1882), ii. 19.