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Marie-Marguerite Oudry

Illustration — Portrait of Marie–Marguerite Oudry by Jean-Baptiste Oudry • Illustration — Engraving by Marie–Marguerite Oudry after Nicolas de Largillière: Portrait of Jean-Baptiste Oudry Marie-Marguerite Oudry, née Froissé (1688–1780) was a French engraver and painter. Marie-Marguerite Oudry was born in Paris, Oudry studied with Jean-Baptiste Oudry, whom she married in 1709. The couple would have thirteen children, only five of whom, two sons (including Jacques-Charles Oudry) and three daughters, were still alive at the time of her death.

Also recorded as Marie-Marguerite Froissé

Marie-Marguerite Oudry

portrait peint par Jean Baptiste OUDRY son mari

Versibaud · CC BY-SA 4.0

Born
1688 · Paris.
Died
1780 · former 1st arrondissement of Paris.
Nationality
Kingdom of France
Occupation
painter · etcher · pastellist

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