Many of her works have been engraved. The Dresden Gallery has the largest collection, numbering one hundred and fifty-seven pieces. The engraving of Rosalba’s portrait shows a youthful face, with a pleased expression of childish innocence. The hair is brushed back from the forehead on the top, but curls cluster around the face on the sides; earrings are worn, and the corsage is low. The eyes are dark, the forehead is high, and the whole head has a graceful air. Like Rosalba Carriera, Ippolita Venier was a native of Venice, though she lived at Udina with the painter her father. In 1765 she painted the Adoration of the Kings, for a church in the sea-born city. Felicità Sartori was a pupil of Rosalba, and worked in Dresden, whither she went with her husband. Apollonia de Forgue, born in 1767, assisted her husband, Seydelman, with his pictures. She was a member of the Academy in Dresden. CHAPTER XVI. THE NINETEENTH CENTURY. More vigorous Growth of the Branches selected for female Enterprise.--Progress accelerated toward the Close of last Century.--Still more remarkable within the last fifty Years.--Great Number of Women active in Art.--Better intellectual Cultivation and growing Taste.--Increased Freedom of Woman.--Present Prospect fair.--Growing Sense of the Importance of Female Education.--Women earning an Independence.--The Stream shallows as it widens.--Few Instances of pre-eminent Ability.--Fuller Scope of the Influence of the French Masters in the nineteenth Century.--David, the Republican Painter.--His female Pupils.--Angélique Mongez.--Madame Davin and others.--Disciples of Greuze.--Female Scholars of Regnault.--Pupils of the Disciples of David.--Pupils of Fleury and Cogniet.--Madame Chaudet.--Kinds of Painting in Vogue.--The Princess Marie d’Orleans.--Her Statue of the Maid of Orleans.--Her last Work.--Promise of Greatness.--Sculpture by Madame de Lamartine.--“Paris is France.”--Painting on Porcelain.--Madame Jacotot and others.--Condition of Art in Germany.--Carstens.--Women Artists.--Maria Ellenrieder.--Louise Seidler.--Baroness von Freiberg.--Madame von Schroeter.--Female Artists of the Düsseldorf School.--The greatest Number in Berlin.--Rich Bloom of Female Talent in Vienna and Dresden.--Changes in Italy.--Prospect not fair in Spain and Scandinavia.--In England, Sculpture and Painting successfully cultivated.--Fanny Corbeaux.--Superior in Biblical Scholarship.--The Netherlands in this Century.--Encouragement for Women to persevere.--Dr. Guhl’s Opinion.--History the Teacher of the Present.