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Vigée-Lebrun Elizabeth
(1755–1842)
One of the most prolific and popular artists of her day, Elizabeth Vigee-Lebrun served as portraitist to Marie-Antoinette, a close friend. She was much sought after by the aristocracy of France for her portrait work. As a Royalist, she fled France at the outset of the revolution. She lived in exile for twelve years, and finally returned to France under the rule of Napoleon. While traveling around Europe in exile, she became a member of the Academies of Rome, Florence, Bologna, St. Petersburg, and Berlin. Her body of work includes over 600 portraits, including a self portrait, 200 landscape sketches, and 15 large compositions.
Ajman, 1972, Marie-Antoinette
Belgium, 1944, Andre Erneste Modeste Grety, composer
Burundi, 1968, Lady Folding A Letter
Chad, 1971, Marie-Antoinette
Chad, 1971, Madame Du Barry
Chad, 2001, Marie-Antoinette
Chad, 2001, Marie-Antoinette
Cooê Islands, 1985, Madam Vigee-Lebrun with daughter
Cooê Islands, 1985, Madam Vigee-Lebrun with daughter
Dubai, 1968, Madam Vigee-Lebrun with daughter
France, 1953, Madam Vigee-Lebrun with daughter
France, 2002, Self-Portrait
Gambia, 1993, Madam Vigee-Lebrun with daughter
Jordan, 1974, Madam Vigee-Lebrun with daughter
Maldives, 2000, Marie-Antoinette and Louis XVI
Maldives, 2003, Alexander Kurakin
Paraguay, 1967, Portrait of a Boy in Red
Rumania, 1969, «Portrait of Mme D'Aguessea»
Rwanda, 1975, Madam Vigee-Lebrun with daughter
Sierra Leone, 2003, «Baroness Anna Sergeevna Stroganova and Her Son Sergey»
Sierra Leone, 2003, «Count G. I.Tchernyshov Holding a Mask»
Sierra Leone, 2003, Self-Portrait of Vigée-Lebrun
Sierra Leone, 2003, «Portrait of Baron Stroganoff»
St. Lucia, 1981, Self-Portrait of Vigée-Lebrun
France, 2002.10.12, 
Paris. Elisabeth Vigee Lebrun
France, 2002, 
Elisabeth Vigee Lebrun
