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Jenny Berger-Désoras

French painter

Born in Lay. Died in Coutarnoux.

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A life in paintings

Born 177911 dated paintingsDied 1858

11 works

  • Portrait of La Duchesnois
    Portrait of La Duchesnois
    Jenny Berger-Désoras
    1800s · Bibliothèque Paul Marmottan
  • Portrait of Marie Charlotte Georgette Nizon de Saint-Georges
    Portrait of Marie Charlotte Georgette Nizon de Saint-Georges
    Jenny Berger-Désoras
    c. 1800s
  • Portrait of a man
    Portrait of a man
    attributed to · Attributed to Jenny Berger-Désoras
    1802–1806 · Alexandre Vassiliev Foundation
  • The Music Lesson
    The Music Lesson
    Jenny Berger-Désoras
    1815 · Bibliothèque Paul Marmottan
  • Portrait of Marie-Sophie Jannon
    Portrait of Marie-Sophie Jannon
    Jenny Berger-Désoras
    1816
  • Two days of marriage
    Two days of marriage
    Jenny Berger-Désoras
    c. 1819
  • Two years of marriage
    Two years of marriage
    Jenny Berger-Désoras
    c. 1819
  • Hunter and his Dog in front of a Castle
    Hunter and his Dog in front of a Castle
    Jenny Berger-Désoras
    1823
  • An elegant lady with three children on a neoclassical settee, on a balcony
    An elegant lady with three children on a neoclassical settee, on a balcony
    Jenny Berger-Désoras
    March 1825 · David Roche Gallery
  • Portrait of a man and his dog in a landscape
    Portrait of a man and his dog in a landscape
    Jenny Berger-Désoras
    1831
  • The Broken Jug
    The Broken Jug
    Jenny Berger-Désoras
    1847
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