#Firmin Massot

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Presumed portraits of Prince Paul Anton Ill Esterházy and his wife the Princess Maria Theresa Esterházy born von Thurn und Taxis, circa 1800-1810s

Firmin Massot, Swiss

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Historical personalities paintings (inspiration for Napoleon, Louis XIV and Josephine-Napoleon’s wife)

Napoleon at Fontainebleau by Paul Delaroche

Napoleon a Sainte-Helene Paul Delaroche

Portrait of Louis XIV by Hyacinthe Rigaud

Napoleon Bonaparte crossing the Alps by Jacques-Louis David

Josephine en costume de sacre by Francois Gerard

Portrait de l’Imperatrice Josephine de la France by Firmin Massot

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1803 Firmin Massot - Portrait of a gentleman

(Kunstmuseum Winterthur)

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Portrait de la Comtesse Jean-Jacques de Sellon, née Alexandrine-Francoise-Cécile de Budé by Firmin Massot, c. 1815-1820

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Gold, seed pearl, and garnet tiara, c. 1803-1805, belonged to Elizabeth Patterson Bonaparte. Same one she wears in this portrait by Firmin Massot, painted c. 1823.

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1830 Mme. Louise Pétronille Nicole du Pain by Firmin Massot (location ?). From lveinternet.ru/users/marylai/rubric/6851992/;removed more conspicuous spots with Photoshop 2135X2503 @92 1.6Mj.

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Portrait of Joséphine de Beauharnais (1812). Firmin Massot (Swiss, 1766-1849). Oil on canvas. Hermitage Museum.

Joséphine Tascher de la Pagerie married Alexandre Vicomte de Beauharnais in 1779, but lost her husband to the guillotine during the Terror in 1794. Two years later in 1796 she married General Napoleon Bonaparte, but their marriage was subsequently dogged by persistent rumours of her infidelity. She was crowned Empress by Napoleon in Nôtre Dame in Paris on 2 December 1804, much against the wishes of her husband's family. The empress bought coral jewelry of all shades from rich red to pale pink. Here she wears it as beads surmounting combs, hanging from the ears, and in strings around the neck.

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Firmin Massot - Madame de Staël as Corinne, 1807.

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Agasse with a bulldog, by Firmin Massot and Jacques-Laurent Agasse, circa 1795.

via: gods and foolish grandeur

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Juliette Récamier, 1807

By Firmin Massot, French

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Firmin Massot

Portrait d'Ariane De la Rive (1791-1876), future Madame Philippe Revilliod, 1809

Les musées à Genève

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Firmin Massot (Swiss: 1766-1849) Portrait of M. Duval

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I was thinking about Titus haircuts and femme Aziraphale, so I did a study of Firmin Massot’s 1807 portrait of Juliette Récamier!

The Titus cut was a trendy gender-neutral hairstyle during the First Republic in France. It’s probably not totally in character for Aziraphale to rock such a revolutionary look, but I say this angel deserves to have some fun!

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1809 Firmin Massot - Portrait of Ariane De la Rive, future Madame Philippe Revilliod 

(Musée d'Art et d'Histoire, Geneva)

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A portrait of Elizabeth Broadhead by Firmin Massot, 1818. [source: Bonhams, July 8, 2020]

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François Gérard; Portrait de Juliette Récamier 05 Paintings, PORTRAIT OF A LADY, Madame Récamier, with Footnotes. #55

François Gérard; Portrait de Juliette Récamier 05 Paintings, PORTRAIT OF A LADY, Madame Récamier, with Footnotes. #55

François Gérard, (1770–1837) Portrait de Juliette Récamier, c. 1805 Oil on canvas 225 × 145 cm (88.5 × 57 ″) Musée Carnavalet, Paris

François Pascal Simon, Baron Gérard (4 May 1770 – 11 January 1837), was a French painter born in Rome. At the age of twelve Gérard obtained admission into the Pension du Roi in Paris. From the Pension he passed to the studio of the sculptor Augustin Pajou which…