Les Mirlitons
Also known as: Les Mirlitons
Culture · Art
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An art gallery or exhibition space in Paris where contemporary art was displayed in the early 1880s. Marie visits on February 7, 1881, to see portraits by Carolus-Duran and Bastien-Lepage.
Diary References
- February 7, 1881: Marie visits with Villevieille and Brisbane to see portraits, including Carolus-Duran's masterpiece of a woman with a little girl in red, and Bastien-Lepage's portrait of the Prince of Wales
Notable Exhibitions
- Carolus-Duran: Portrait of woman alone (older, made-up) in plum-colored Louis XIII dress
- Carolus-Duran: Woman with child in red
- Bastien-Lepage: Portrait of Prince of Wales in Henri VII costume with Thames and English fleet background
- Saint-Marceaux: Terra cotta sculpture
Notes
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