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Louise Élisabeth of France

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7 paintings

  • The family of Philip V in 1738
    The family of Philip V in 1738
    Louis-Michel van Loo
    c. 1738 · Musée de l'Histoire de France
  • Portrait of Elisabeth of France, Duchess of Parma (1727-1759)
    Portrait of Elisabeth of France, Duchess of Parma (1727-1759)
    Adélaïde Labille-Guiard
    1788 · Palace of Versailles
  • Portrait of the Duchess of Parma and her Daughter Isabelle
    Portrait of the Duchess of Parma and her Daughter Isabelle
    Jean-Marc Nattier
    1750 · Hillwood Estate, Museum & Gardens
  • Posthumous portrait of Louise Elisabeth of France (1727-1759), Duchess of Parma, in court dress
    Posthumous portrait of Louise Elisabeth of France (1727-1759), Duchess of Parma, in court dress
    Jean-Marc Nattier
    1761 · Musée de l'Histoire de France
  • Portrait of Louise-Élisabeth de France, Louis XV's Daughter "Mme Infante"
    Portrait of Louise-Élisabeth de France, Louis XV's Daughter "Mme Infante"
    Jean-Marc Nattier
    1749 · Statens Museum for Kunst
  • Posthumous portrait of Louise-Élisabeth de France, Duchess of Parma
    Posthumous portrait of Louise-Élisabeth de France, Duchess of Parma
    Jean-Marc Nattier
    1760 · Musée de l'Histoire de France
  • Louise-Élisabeth de France, Duchess of Parma (1727–1759)
    Louise-Élisabeth de France, Duchess of Parma (1727–1759)
    Workshop of Jean-Marc Nattier
    18th century · Palace of Versailles
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