Marie-Jeanne Boucher
Marie-Jeanne Boucher was a French painter and engraver. She was baptized on 9 January 1716, in the parish of Saint-Nicolas des Champs. She was married to François Boucher and several of her works have been attributed to her husband.
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- Name
- Marie-Jeanne Boucher
- Birth Name
- Marie-Jeanne Buzeau
- Born
- 9 January 1716
- Birthplace
- Paris
- Died
- 30 December 1796
- Occupation
- Painter Engraver
- Movement
- Rococo
- Spouse
- François Boucher
- Nationality
- France
- Fields
- portrait
- Languages
- French
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Marie-Jeanne Boucher was a French painter and engraver. She was baptized on 9 January 1716, in the parish of Saint-Nicolas des Champs. She was married to François Boucher and several of her works have been attributed to her husband.
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She died on Friday 30 December 1796 in her home on the rue de l'Égalité.
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• Name — Marie-Jeanne Boucher • Birth Name — Marie-Jeanne Buzeau • Born — 9 January 1716 • Birthplace — Paris • Died — 30 December 1796 • Place of death — Paris • Citizenship — France • Occupation — Painter Engraver • Movement — Rococo • Spouse — François Boucher
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- 1.L'Art au. Rapilly. 193-195. 1873.
- 2.Augustin Jal, Dictionnaire critique de biographie et d’histoire : errata et supplément pour tous les dictionnaires historiques, Paris, Henri Plon, 1872, (en ligne).
- 3.Harvsp Maurice Fenaille 1925 p=35
- 4.Georges Brunel. Boucher. Flammarion. 1986.
- 5.Harvsp Fenaille 1925 p=40 .
- 6.Fenaille 1925 p. 87
- 7.Harvsp Fenaille 1925 p=39
- 8.Tapisserie de Psyché (musée)
- 9.Fenaille 1925 p. 41
- 10.Oxford Index
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