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Elisa Victorine Henry (1790-1873), Portrait Of A Child, Oil On Canvas, Female Painter
Elisa Victorine Henry (1790-1873)
Portrait of a child or Portrait of a young girl
Oil on canvas
32.5 x 24.5 cm (frame)
50 x 41 cm (frame)
Signed lower right: Elisa Henry
Good general condition - original canvas - some missing edges and cleaning to be expected
Born in Moscow in 1790, Elisa Victorine Henry exhibited at the Salon in Paris between 1822 and 1850 under the name of "Melle Henry". She married the painter François Vincent Latil. She then changed her name to Eugénie Latil. The Maison Victor Hugo in Paris has a work by her hand Quasimodo saving Esméralda from the hands of her executioners. This portrait can be dated around 1830. There are several portraits of Melle Henry presented at the Salon in 1833.
Portrait of a child or Portrait of a young girl
Oil on canvas
32.5 x 24.5 cm (frame)
50 x 41 cm (frame)
Signed lower right: Elisa Henry
Good general condition - original canvas - some missing edges and cleaning to be expected
Born in Moscow in 1790, Elisa Victorine Henry exhibited at the Salon in Paris between 1822 and 1850 under the name of "Melle Henry". She married the painter François Vincent Latil. She then changed her name to Eugénie Latil. The Maison Victor Hugo in Paris has a work by her hand Quasimodo saving Esméralda from the hands of her executioners. This portrait can be dated around 1830. There are several portraits of Melle Henry presented at the Salon in 1833.
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