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Child portraits of Marie-Therese-Charlotte of France 1778-1851, future Duchess of Angouleme, and Louis-Joseph-Xavier of France 1781-89 Premier Dauphin, 1784

by Elisabeth Vigee-Lebrun

Child portraits of Marie-Therese-Charlotte of France 1778-1851, future Duchess of Angouleme, and Louis-Joseph-Xavier of France 1781-89 Premier Dauphin, 1784 - Elisabeth Vigee-Lebrun
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English: "Child portraits of Marie-Therese-Charlotte of France 1778-1851, future Duchess of Angouleme, and Louis-Joseph-Xavier of France 1781-89 Premier Dauphin, 1784" oil on Canvas, location: Chateau de Versailles - France.
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1784

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Elisabeth Vigee-Lebrun

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