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202 CATALOGUE OF MADAME LEBRUN’S WORKS
Hermine, M. de Saint-. 1785.
Hubert, Monsieur Saint-. 1777.
Innocence taking refuge in the arms of Justice. Pastel. 1779. Musee d’Angers.
Engraved by Francesco Bartolozzi.
Interlaken, View from, during a Cantonal fete. 33! x 44I. Talleyrand, Valemjay,
Sagan sale, 1899, 1,000 fr.
Fete des Bergers at Unterseen, described in the Artist’s Souvenirs, and in the
present volume.
Isoupoff, Princesse. 4-length. St. Petersburg, 1795-1801.
—— Prince. Son of the above. St. Petersburg, 1795-1801.
- Daughter of the Princesse. St. Petersburg, 1795-1801.
Jaffray, Marquise de. Standing, playing a harp. ? Christie’s, 1874, as “ A Lady singing
with a Harp.” £50 8s. Exhibited at Guildhall, 1902, as “Madame Roland” (<?.v.).
David H. King, Jr. sale, New York, 1905. (M. Wildenstein.)
Jaucourt, Marquise de.
Wife of Arnail Francois Marquis de Jaucourt, 1757-1852, who served under
Louis XVI, was imprisoned in 1792, and released through the influence of Madame
de Stael. He served also under Napoleon and under Louis XVIII. He was a Pro-
testant.
Jeune, M. le. 1787.
Joseph II, Emperor of Austria. Oval, 28 x 22|. Bust. Full face. Blue coat, white
striped waistcoat and white neckcloth. Cross and ribbon of an order. Beraudiere
sale, 1885, 500 fr.
The brother of Marie Antoinette.
Jumilhac, Madame de. 1775.
Juno coming to borrow the girdle of Venus. 19 x 14I. Salon, 1783. Bought in that
year by the Comte d’Artois for 15,000 fr.
Venus, crowned with roses, is seated on a cloud. Cupid plays with the girdle
which Venus unlooses ; Juno stands before her.
- Sketch for the above. 1781.
The picture itself, or the preliminary sketch, was sold for 375 fr. at the E. Vincent
sale in 1872.
Kalitcheff, Madame. St. Petersburg, 1795-1801.
Kaquenet, Mademoiselle de. Vienna, 1792-1794.
Kasisky, Mademoiselle, Sister of Princesse Belosselsky-Belozersky (q.v.). St. Petersburg,
1795-1801.
Kinska, Comtesse. ^-length. Vienna, 1792-1794.
-The same. Bust. Vienna, 1792-1794.
Nee Comtesse de Dietrichstein.
Kotchoubey, Princesse Marie Vassilievna, nee Vassiltchikoff. Engaged in drawing. St.
Petersburg, Exposition Artistique et Historique de Portraits Russes, 1905. Collection
of Marie Alexandra vna Vassiltchikoff.
Kourakin, Prince Alexandre Borisovitch. Bust. Signed. St. Petersburg, 1795-1801.
St. Petersburg, Exposition Artistique et Historique de Portraits Russes, 1905,
Collection of Prince Theodore Alexievitch Kourakin. Engraved.
1752-1818. Educated as companion in studies with Paul I, he was his Chief
Minister throughout his reign, and became Vice-Chancellor at the opening of the
Hermine, M. de Saint-. 1785.
Hubert, Monsieur Saint-. 1777.
Innocence taking refuge in the arms of Justice. Pastel. 1779. Musee d’Angers.
Engraved by Francesco Bartolozzi.
Interlaken, View from, during a Cantonal fete. 33! x 44I. Talleyrand, Valemjay,
Sagan sale, 1899, 1,000 fr.
Fete des Bergers at Unterseen, described in the Artist’s Souvenirs, and in the
present volume.
Isoupoff, Princesse. 4-length. St. Petersburg, 1795-1801.
—— Prince. Son of the above. St. Petersburg, 1795-1801.
- Daughter of the Princesse. St. Petersburg, 1795-1801.
Jaffray, Marquise de. Standing, playing a harp. ? Christie’s, 1874, as “ A Lady singing
with a Harp.” £50 8s. Exhibited at Guildhall, 1902, as “Madame Roland” (<?.v.).
David H. King, Jr. sale, New York, 1905. (M. Wildenstein.)
Jaucourt, Marquise de.
Wife of Arnail Francois Marquis de Jaucourt, 1757-1852, who served under
Louis XVI, was imprisoned in 1792, and released through the influence of Madame
de Stael. He served also under Napoleon and under Louis XVIII. He was a Pro-
testant.
Jeune, M. le. 1787.
Joseph II, Emperor of Austria. Oval, 28 x 22|. Bust. Full face. Blue coat, white
striped waistcoat and white neckcloth. Cross and ribbon of an order. Beraudiere
sale, 1885, 500 fr.
The brother of Marie Antoinette.
Jumilhac, Madame de. 1775.
Juno coming to borrow the girdle of Venus. 19 x 14I. Salon, 1783. Bought in that
year by the Comte d’Artois for 15,000 fr.
Venus, crowned with roses, is seated on a cloud. Cupid plays with the girdle
which Venus unlooses ; Juno stands before her.
- Sketch for the above. 1781.
The picture itself, or the preliminary sketch, was sold for 375 fr. at the E. Vincent
sale in 1872.
Kalitcheff, Madame. St. Petersburg, 1795-1801.
Kaquenet, Mademoiselle de. Vienna, 1792-1794.
Kasisky, Mademoiselle, Sister of Princesse Belosselsky-Belozersky (q.v.). St. Petersburg,
1795-1801.
Kinska, Comtesse. ^-length. Vienna, 1792-1794.
-The same. Bust. Vienna, 1792-1794.
Nee Comtesse de Dietrichstein.
Kotchoubey, Princesse Marie Vassilievna, nee Vassiltchikoff. Engaged in drawing. St.
Petersburg, Exposition Artistique et Historique de Portraits Russes, 1905. Collection
of Marie Alexandra vna Vassiltchikoff.
Kourakin, Prince Alexandre Borisovitch. Bust. Signed. St. Petersburg, 1795-1801.
St. Petersburg, Exposition Artistique et Historique de Portraits Russes, 1905,
Collection of Prince Theodore Alexievitch Kourakin. Engraved.
1752-1818. Educated as companion in studies with Paul I, he was his Chief
Minister throughout his reign, and became Vice-Chancellor at the opening of the