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Elise Bruyere BIOGRAPHY
1776 - 1842. Known for: Painting.
The daughter of painter Jean-Jacques-François Le Barbier called Le Barbier (1738-1826), Elise chose to paint women portraits and still lives, the most easily accessible genres to women painters at... Read full biography
The daughter of painter Jean-Jacques-François Le Barbier called Le Barbier (1738-1826), Elise chose to paint women portraits and still lives, the most easily accessible genres to women painters at the time. In 1795, she married Louis Bruyère, architect and engineer of roads and bridges. She... Read full biography
The daughter of painter Jean-Jacques-François Le Barbier called Le Barbier (1738-1826), Elise chose to paint women portraits and still lives, the most easily accessible genres to women painters at the time. In 1795, she married Louis Bruyère, architect and engineer of roads and bridges. She exhibited at the Salon between 1798 and 1844.
The daughter of painter Jean-Jacques-François Le Barbier called Le Barbier (1738-1826), Elise chose to paint women portraits and still lives, the most easily accessible genres to women painters at the time. In 1795, she married Louis Bruyère, architect and engineer of roads and bridges. She exhibited at the Salon between 1798 and 1844.
The daughter of painter Jean-Jacques-François Le Barbier called Le Barbier (1738-1826), Elise chose to paint women portraits and still lives, the most easily accessible genres to women painters at the time. In 1795, she married Louis Bruyère, architect and engineer of roads and bridges. She exhibited at the Salon between 1798 and 1844.
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The daughter of painter Jean-Jacques-François Le Barbier called Le Barbier (1738-1826), Elise chose to paint women portraits and still lives, the most easily accessible genres to women painters at the time. In 1795, she married Louis Bruyère, architect and engineer of roads and bridges. She exhibited at the Salon between 1798 and 1844.