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France · March 9, 1774 – May 26, 1821Wikidata

Constance Mayer

French painter

Born in Chauny. Died in Paris.

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A life in paintings

Born 177412 dated paintingsDied 1821

13 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • The Dream of Happiness
    The Dream of Happiness
    Constance Mayer
    c. 1500 · Department of Paintings of the Louvre
  • La famille dans la détresse
    La famille dans la détresse
    Constance Mayer
    c. 1800
  • Self-Portrait with Artist's Father
    Self-Portrait with Artist's Father
    Constance Mayer
    1801 · Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art
  • Self-portrait
    Self-portrait
    Constance Mayer
    c. 1801 · Bibliothèque Paul Marmottan
  • Portrait of a young Girl, looking backwards over her shoulder
    Portrait of a young Girl, looking backwards over her shoulder
    Constance Mayer
    19th century
  • The Sleep of Venus and Cupid
    The Sleep of Venus and Cupid
    Constance Mayer
    1806 · Wallace Collection
  • The Unfortunate Mother
    The Unfortunate Mother
    Constance Mayer and after Pierre-Paul Prud'hon
    1810 · Department of Paintings of the Louvre
  • Portrait de madame Élise Voïart
    Portrait de madame Élise Voïart
    Constance Mayer
    1811 · Museum of Fine Arts of Nancy
  • Portrait of Amable Tastu
    Portrait of Amable Tastu
    Constance Mayer
    1817 · Musée de la Cour d'Or
  • Portrait of a Beauty
    Portrait of a Beauty
    Constance Mayer
    1819
  • Portrait de Sophie Fanny Lordon
    Portrait de Sophie Fanny Lordon
    Constance Mayer
    1820
  • Portrait d'Élisa Coudray, dit d’une jeune fille jouant avec un chat
    Portrait d'Élisa Coudray, dit d’une jeune fille jouant avec un chat
    Constance Mayer
    1821
  • PImage under copyright
    Portrait de madame Élise Voïart
    Constance Mayer
    1811 · Museum of Fine Arts of Nancy
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