Louis Hersent

1777–1860 · France

Louis Hersent (10 March 1777 – 2 October 1860) was a French painter. Wikipedia

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Works

“Religieux de l'hospice du mont Saint Gothard”, 1824 — Louvre
“Daphnis and Chloé”, 1842 — Louvre
“Sophie Crouzet”, 1801 — Cleveland Museum of Art
“Ruth and Booz”, 1822
“Portrait of Sophie Gay”, 1824 — Palace of Versailles
“Queen Marie-Amélie with her Children”, 1835 — Louvre
“Porträt der Mme Casimir Perier, born Pauline Loyer (1788-1861)”, 1831 — Museum of the French Revolution
“Portrait of Romain de Bourge”, 1846 — Musée Carnavalet
“Portrait of Sophie Legrand, comtesse Walsh de Serrant, and her children”, 1832
“Louise-Adélaïde Desnos”, 1845 — Palace of Versailles
“Self-portrait”, 1854
“Self-portrait”, 1848
“Maria Amalia of Naples-Sicilia (1782-1866), Queen of the French”, 1828 — Musée Condé
“The Death of Xavier Bichat” — Museum of the History of Medicine
“Portrait of François-Hippolyte Destailleur”, 1833
“Portrait of Louise Hersent”, 1852
“Fénélon returns a Stolen Cow to a Peasant”, 1808–1812 — Nationalmuseum
“Portrait of Madame Demetz in a red sofa”, 1830
“Delphine Gay”, 1824 — Palace of Versailles