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Detail from the Portrait of Princess Yelizaveta B. Shakhovskaya, c. 1806
By Jean Laurent Mosnier
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“Portrait of a Young Woman" par Jean-Laurent Mosnier (circa 1790) dans les collections du Hamburger Khunstalle Museum, Hambourg, décembre 2022.
Grand Duchess Ekaterina Pavlovna of Russia by Mosnier.
Édouard Manet (Fr. 1832-1883) Rue Mosnier (1878)
“Elisabeth Hudtwalcker" par Jean-Laurent Mosnier (circa 1798) dans les collections du Hamburger Khunstalle Museum, Hambourg, décembre 2022.
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“Engel Christine Westphalen" par Jean-Laurent Mosnier (1800) dans les collections du Hamburger Khunstalle Museum, Hambourg, décembre 2022.
"Mother Nursing her Child" by Jean-Laurent Mosnier (1743-1808).
Jean-Laurent Mosnier
He was born in Paris in 1743 or 1744. He studied at the Académie de Saint-Luc, specializing on miniature portraits. In 1776 he was appointed court painter to Queen Marie Antoinette. After the revolution he fled first to London, then to Hamburg, finally, in 1801, to St. Petersburg. At this time Élisabeth Vigée Le Brun, who would have been a strong competition, had been removed from the list of émigrés and was thus able to return to Paris. St. Petersburg was his, and he quickly rose to an influential position. In 1802, he becam a member of the academy, in 1806, he was appointed professor. He died on April 10, 1808.
