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for and ered to be from brilliant to but her Witty, beautiful, intelligent, artistically precocious, anywhere vapid, life well. Her whom she had married Marie-Louise-Élisabeth at as (1755-1842) personal husband, Vigée-Lebrun was, mother and and her mother's her the of her widowed at not reluctantly urging, gambled away age 15, already supporting inconsiderable for 20 Her work ac¬ brother with from her work. At 20 she earnings years. critically younger earnings age she...
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for and ered to be from brilliant to but her Witty, beautiful, intelligent, artistically precocious, anywhere vapid, life well. Her whom she had married Marie-Louise-Élisabeth at as (1755-1842) personal husband, Vigée-Lebrun was, mother and and her mother's her the of her widowed at not reluctantly urging, gambled away age 15, already supporting inconsiderable for 20 Her work ac¬ brother with from her work. At 20 she earnings years. critically younger earnings age she in the was established as a at was refused Académie claimed, membership fully professional portrait painter, age yet de Painture because her 24 she became a member of the Académie Saint Luc in et de husband was a de Royale Sculpture admitted 28 she became official to Marie dealer. She was when the and at finally Paris, age painter Queen picture only queen Antoinette. For the she intervened. On another her submission to the Salon next would document decade, vividly occasion, refused exhibition because of the French in of 1787 was the hundreds of on initially dying regime portraits, until, unpopu¬ the were of the It was a Marie In the and of Antoinette. October very king queen larity subject. portrait 5, 1789, night and her
JAMA – American Medical Association
Published: Jul 21, 1989
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