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Louise Hersent

French painter (1784–1862)

Born in Paris. Died in Paris.

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A life in paintings

Born 178412 dated paintingsDied 1862

12 works

  • Portrait of a woman, falsely called Pauline Bonaparte
    Portrait of a woman, falsely called Pauline Bonaparte
    Louise Hersent
    1806 · Bowes Museum
  • Portrait of a woman
    Portrait of a woman
    Louise Hersent
    1812 · Museum of Fine Arts of Reims
  • Une jeune femme lisant une lettre
    Une jeune femme lisant une lettre
    Louise Hersent
    1812
  • The Good Mother
    The Good Mother
    Louise Hersent
    c. 1814 · Château de Dieppe
  • Portrait of Henriette Defrance
    Portrait of Henriette Defrance
    Louise Hersent
    1814
  • Portrait of a Boy in Green
    Portrait of a Boy in Green
    Louise Hersent
    1815–1819 · Bowes Museum
  • Madame de Fumel
    Madame de Fumel
    Louise Hersent
    1816 · Department of Paintings of the Louvre
  • Elijah Resuscitating the Son of the Widow of Sarepta
    Elijah Resuscitating the Son of the Widow of Sarepta
    Louise Hersent
    1819 · Musée des Beaux-Arts d'Angers
  • Portrait of a young boy
    Portrait of a young boy
    Louise Hersent
    1823
  • Portrait of a young woman leaning on a meridienne
    Portrait of a young woman leaning on a meridienne
    Louise Hersent
    1828 · Art Gallery of New South Wales
  • Portrait of monsieur Arachequesne
    Portrait of monsieur Arachequesne
    Louise Hersent
    1830 · Musée Carnavalet
  • Louis XV enfant visite le Tsar Pierre Ier à l'hôtel de Lesdiguières, le 10 mai 1717
    Louis XV enfant visite le Tsar Pierre Ier à l'hôtel de Lesdiguières, le 10 mai 1717
    Louise Hersent
    1838–1840 · Musée de l'Histoire de France
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