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CATALOGUE OF MADAME LEBRUN’S WORKS 209
Lubomirski, Prince Henri. As Cupid, holding a crown of myrtle and laurel. Salon, 1789.
- The same. As Amphion, playing a lyre, with naiads listening. Vienna, 1792. Prince
de Talleyrand sale, 1847. 420 fr.
The naiads were said to be Madame (Duchesse) de Polignac, Madame (Duchesse)
de Guiche, and Mademoiselle Julie Lebrun, the painter’s daughter.
Lucerne, Lake of. G. Mallet sale, 1898; sold in one lot with Thun, Lake of (<?.v.). 10 fr.
M-playing on the lyre. Exhibition of the Academic de Saint-Luc. 1774.
Mailly, Marechale de. 1783.
Maingat, Madame. 1774.
Maintenon, Madame de. 52 x 40. Christie’s, 1911, £54 12s. (Cohen.)
? One of Madame Lebrun’s studies from old prints and pictures.
Malateste, Claudine de. Woman of between forty and fifty. Bow above waist; small
ribbon round neck; hat at back of brushed-up hair. Nearly full face.
Malo, Monsieur de Saint. 1774.
Man, Portrait of a. 31^ x 24^. Sale, May 3, 1897, 6,300 fr.
See Lady, portrait of a. Same sale, size and price.
Man, An old, with his grandson, “ eflet d’incendie.”
Man, Portrait of a. David sale, Brussels, 1898. 2,350 fr.
Marie Antoinette. Large portrait. 1779. Full length, standing in a room at Versailles.
Light blue satin dress, huge panier, elaborate tucks, frills, gold fringe and tassels. Low
neck. Blue headdress with feathers. Court train of blue velvet with gold fleur-de-lis.
Table with red cloth to right, whereon is a vase of flowers, and a crown on a blue cushion
with gold fleur-de-lis. Pearl necklace.
Sent to the Empress Maria Theresa. Hofburg, Vienna.
- The same. Four replicas of above. 1779-1780. (One a present from Marie Antoinette
to the Empress of Russia ; one for the French queen herself, and two for M. and Madame
de Vergennes, he being the Foreign Minister of Louis XVI at that time.) The picture
now at Versailles, and another belonging to the French National Collection, are pre-
sumably two of these four. Neither of these has the necklace shown in the original
painting.
- The same. Standing. To waist. Curled hair. Velvet toque with white feathers,
Ruby-coloured low-necked dress, edged with fur. Madame Tripier-Lefranc sale,
1883. 3,500 fr.
- The same. Bust. 1779
Six “bustes” (two originals and four replicas) of the Queen were done in this
year, according to the artist.
- The same. Bust. Red velvet corsage trimmed with fur. Red toque with white
feathers and aigrette. 3i|x 24^. Comtesse de Clermont-Tonnerre sale, 1900, No. 2.
13,300 fr.
- The same. Bust. (Collection of Due de Caraman) Tardieu sale, 1841, (with portrait
of Louis XVI.) 261 fr.
- The same. A portrait, “ for Monsieur de Sartines.” 1779.
- The same. Blue dress and hat. 45 x 341. Christie’s, 1900, £152 5s. Bought in.
- The same. Velvet dress trimmed with fur. Low-cut corsage. Powdered hair. Red
toque with white feathers. Exposition de la Caisse de Secours des Artistes, Paris,
i860, Collection of M. Tripier Lefranc. Tripier Lefranc sale, 1883. 3,500 fr.
- The same. 1778. f-length. Seated, nearly full-face. Waved hair brushed back from
forehead. Ruby velvet coatee edged with fur. Lace fichu. Large white toque.
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Lubomirski, Prince Henri. As Cupid, holding a crown of myrtle and laurel. Salon, 1789.
- The same. As Amphion, playing a lyre, with naiads listening. Vienna, 1792. Prince
de Talleyrand sale, 1847. 420 fr.
The naiads were said to be Madame (Duchesse) de Polignac, Madame (Duchesse)
de Guiche, and Mademoiselle Julie Lebrun, the painter’s daughter.
Lucerne, Lake of. G. Mallet sale, 1898; sold in one lot with Thun, Lake of (<?.v.). 10 fr.
M-playing on the lyre. Exhibition of the Academic de Saint-Luc. 1774.
Mailly, Marechale de. 1783.
Maingat, Madame. 1774.
Maintenon, Madame de. 52 x 40. Christie’s, 1911, £54 12s. (Cohen.)
? One of Madame Lebrun’s studies from old prints and pictures.
Malateste, Claudine de. Woman of between forty and fifty. Bow above waist; small
ribbon round neck; hat at back of brushed-up hair. Nearly full face.
Malo, Monsieur de Saint. 1774.
Man, Portrait of a. 31^ x 24^. Sale, May 3, 1897, 6,300 fr.
See Lady, portrait of a. Same sale, size and price.
Man, An old, with his grandson, “ eflet d’incendie.”
Man, Portrait of a. David sale, Brussels, 1898. 2,350 fr.
Marie Antoinette. Large portrait. 1779. Full length, standing in a room at Versailles.
Light blue satin dress, huge panier, elaborate tucks, frills, gold fringe and tassels. Low
neck. Blue headdress with feathers. Court train of blue velvet with gold fleur-de-lis.
Table with red cloth to right, whereon is a vase of flowers, and a crown on a blue cushion
with gold fleur-de-lis. Pearl necklace.
Sent to the Empress Maria Theresa. Hofburg, Vienna.
- The same. Four replicas of above. 1779-1780. (One a present from Marie Antoinette
to the Empress of Russia ; one for the French queen herself, and two for M. and Madame
de Vergennes, he being the Foreign Minister of Louis XVI at that time.) The picture
now at Versailles, and another belonging to the French National Collection, are pre-
sumably two of these four. Neither of these has the necklace shown in the original
painting.
- The same. Standing. To waist. Curled hair. Velvet toque with white feathers,
Ruby-coloured low-necked dress, edged with fur. Madame Tripier-Lefranc sale,
1883. 3,500 fr.
- The same. Bust. 1779
Six “bustes” (two originals and four replicas) of the Queen were done in this
year, according to the artist.
- The same. Bust. Red velvet corsage trimmed with fur. Red toque with white
feathers and aigrette. 3i|x 24^. Comtesse de Clermont-Tonnerre sale, 1900, No. 2.
13,300 fr.
- The same. Bust. (Collection of Due de Caraman) Tardieu sale, 1841, (with portrait
of Louis XVI.) 261 fr.
- The same. A portrait, “ for Monsieur de Sartines.” 1779.
- The same. Blue dress and hat. 45 x 341. Christie’s, 1900, £152 5s. Bought in.
- The same. Velvet dress trimmed with fur. Low-cut corsage. Powdered hair. Red
toque with white feathers. Exposition de la Caisse de Secours des Artistes, Paris,
i860, Collection of M. Tripier Lefranc. Tripier Lefranc sale, 1883. 3,500 fr.
- The same. 1778. f-length. Seated, nearly full-face. Waved hair brushed back from
forehead. Ruby velvet coatee edged with fur. Lace fichu. Large white toque.
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