Image: Portrait de Marie-Denise Villers, née Lemoine

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Description: A young woman leaning on the edge of a window, painting exhibited by the artist at the Salon of 1799. The sitter has been identified as Marie-Denise Villers, born Lemoine, sister of the artist (according to Margaret A. Oppenheimer). It's not a portrait of Pauline Bonaparte, a fiction probably created by a 19th-century art dealer.
Title: A young woman leaning on the edge of a window title QS:P1476,en:"A young woman leaning on the edge of a window " label QS:Len,"A young woman leaning on the edge of a window " label QS:Lfr,"Une jeune femme appuyée sur le bord d’une croisée"
Credit: Artfixdaily.com
Author: Marie-Victoire Lemoine
Usage Terms: Public domain
License: Public domain
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1795–1820 in Western fashion

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