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"La Princesse Marie d'Orléans (deuxième fille du Roi Louis-Philippe et de la Reine Marie-Amélie)" par Ary Scheffer, circa 1834.
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"La Princesse Marie d'Orléans (deuxième fille du Roi Louis-Philippe et de la Reine Marie-Amélie)" par Ary Scheffer, circa 1834.
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Drawing lesson to Ary Scheffer as a child by his mother, by Johann Bernard Scheffer
1808, Napoleonic era
Marguerite and Faust in the Garden. 1846. Ary Scheffer
Ary Scheffer, Portrait d’un artiste (1830)
"Madame Charles de Rémusat (née Pauline Lasteyrie de Saillant et petite-fille de Lafayette)" par Ary Scheffer (XIXe siècle) dans les collections permanentes du Musée du Vieux Toulouse installé dans l'"Hôtel Dumay" construit pour le médecin Antoine Dumay (1585), France, juillet 2025.
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"Arrestation de Charlotte Corday" d'Heny Scheffer (1830) à l'exposition “Héroïnes Romantiques” du Musée de la Vie Romantique, Paris, juillet 2022.
"Portrait présumé de Mademoiselle Mars" (détail) d'Ary Scheffer (1795-1858) dans les collections permanentes du Musée de la Vie Romantique de la Ville de Paris, août 2020.
"Les Ombres de Francesca de Rimini et de Paolo Malatesta Apparaissent à Dante et à Virgile" d'Ary Scheffer (1855) au Musée du Louvre, mai 2019.