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Jeanne Doucet de Surigny

Jeanne Doucet de Surigny (née Glaesner; July 24, 1762, in Lyon – October 18, 1823, in Paris) was a French miniaturist painter best remembered for her exhibitions at the Paris Salon, and for her miniature portrait of Lord Robert Seymour's children. Some of her works are part of the collections of the Louvre Museum today.

Also recorded as Mme Doucet de Suriny · Mlle Glaesner · La citoyenne Doucet · J. Doucet de Suriny

Jeanne Doucet de Surigny

Oil miniature

Jeanne Doucet de Surigny · Villanuova · Public domain

Full name
Jeanne Marie Glaesner.
Born
1770. · Lyon.
Died
1823. · former 4th arrondissement of Paris.
Nationality
France.
Occupation
painter and miniaturist.
Languages
French.

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