Marie Antoinette

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Internationalization
Català: Maria Antonia Josepha Joanna von Habsburg-Lothringen (Viena, 1755 - París, 1793), fou arxiduquessa d'Àustria, i princesa d'Hongria i de Bohèmia amb el doble tractament d'altesa reial i imperial. Pertanyent a la dinastia dels Habsburg esdevingué reina de França. Més coneguda com a Maria Antonieta.
English: Maria Antonia Josepha Joanna of Austria (Vienna, 2nd November 1755 – Paris, 16th October 1793), was Royal Princess of Hungary and Bohemia, Archduchess of Austria, Queen consort of France and Navarre (1774 – 1792), better known as Marie Antoinette.
Français : Maria Antonia Josepha Joanna von Habsburg-Lothringen (Vienne, 2 novembre 1755 – Paris, 16 octobre 1793), fut princesse royale de Hongrie et de Bohême, archiduchesse d'Autriche, reine de France et de Navarre (1774 – 1792), plus connue sous le nom de Marie-Antoinette.
Italiano: Maria Antonia Josepha Joanna von Habsburg-Lothringen (Vienna, 2 novembre 1755 – Parigi, 16 ottobre 1793), fu principessa reale di Ungheria e Boemia, arciduchessa d'Austria, regina di Francia e di Navarra (1774 – 1792), meglio nota con il nome di Maria Antonietta.

Contents

Portraits as Archduchess of Austria [edit]

Portraits as Dauphine of France [edit]

State Portraits as Queen of France and Navarre [edit]

Portraits with her children [edit]

Revolution, captivity and death [edit]

  • Varennes, 21st June 1791, XIX sec. painting.

  • Tuileries, 20th June 1792, XIX sec. painting.

  • Marie Antoinette in The Temple, 1793, by Alexandre Kucharski.

  • Marie Antoinette in The Conciergerie, 1793, by Sophie Prieur.

  • Marie Antoinette in The Temple, XIX sec. painting.

  • Marie Antoinette in The Conciergerie, XIX sec. painting.

  • Marie Antoinette on the way to the scaffold, 16th october 1793, by Jacques-Louis David.
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  • Marie Antoinette on the way to the scaffold, 16th october 1793, by Jacques-Louis David.
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  • Marie Antoinette on the way to the scaffold, XIX sec. painting.

  • Marie Antoinette's execution, 1794 engraving.

  • Marie Antoinette's execution, XVIII-XIX sec. painting.

  • Marie Antoinette's execution, XIX sec. engraving.

  • Marie Antoinette's execution, XIX sec. engraving.

  • Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette's tomb in Saint Denis Basilica, Paris.

  • Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette's tomb in Saint Denis Basilica, Paris.

Other paintings, drawings and engravings [edit]

  • The Imperial family, by the Archduchess Marie-Christine.

  • Marie Antoinette and her brothers, 1765, by Johann Georg Weikert.
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  • Marie Antoinette and her brothers, 1765, by Johann Georg Weikert.
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  • Gallerie des Modes.

  • Marie Antoinette in her bedroom, 1774, by Gautier Dagoty.

  • Marie Antoinette and Louis XVI as Queen and King of France.

  • Marie Antoinette, 1775, by anonymous.

  • Marie Antoinette, 1775-78, by Elisabeth Vigée-Lebrun.

  • Marie Antoinette with her husband and brother, 1777, by Joseph Hauzinger.

  • Marie Antoinette, 1778, by Elisabeth Vigée-Lebrun.

  • Marie Antoinette in hunting attire, 1778, by Antoine Vestier.

  • Marie Antoinette's delivery, 19th december 1778.

  • Marie Antoinette in Versailles garden, 1780-85, by Elisabeth Vigée-Lebrun.

  • Marie Antoinette, 1780s, by anonymous.

  • Marie Antoinette and her husband hunting, 1783, by Louis-Auguste Brun.

  • Marie Antoinette in hunting attire, 1788, by Adolf Ulrik Wertmüller.

  • Marie Antoinette in a posthumous portrait, 1800, by Elisabeth Vigée-Lebrun.

  • Marie Antoinette à la paysan

  • Marie Antoinette's engraving, 1873, by Evert A. Duykinck.

  • Marie Antoinette's engraving.

Children [edit]

  • Engraving of Victoire Armande Josèphe de Rohan, future princesse de Guéméné; governess of Madame Royale, daughter of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette; Madame royale sits on her lap;

  • Madame Royale, Princess Marie Thérèse Charlotte of France, by Adolf Ulrik Wertmüller.
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  • Madame Royale, Princess Marie Thérèse Charlotte of France, by Adolf Ulrik Wertmüller.
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  • Madame Royale, Princess Marie Thérèse Charlotte of France, by Alexandre Kucharski.

  • Marie Thérèse Charlotte of France, ca. 1796, by Heinrich Friedrich Füger.
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  • Marie Thérèse Charlotte of France, ca. 1796, by Heinrich Friedrich Füger.
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  • Madame Royale and her younger brother Louis Joseph Xavier of France, Dauphin of France.
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  • Madame Royale and her younger brother Louis Joseph Xavier of France, Dauphin of France.
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  • Dauphin Louis Joseph Xavier of France

  • Dauphin Louis Joseph Xavier of France

  • Louis Charles of France, Duke of Normandie

  • Dauphin Louis Charles of France

  • Dauphin Louis Charles of France.
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  • Dauphin Louis Charles of France.
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  • Dauphin Louis Charles of France.
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  • Dauphin Louis Charles of France playing with a yo-yo [emigrette], painted by Elisabeth Vigée-Lebrun.
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  • Dauphin Louis Charles of France playing with a yo-yo [emigrette], painted by Elisabeth Vigée-Lebrun.
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  • Dauphin Louis Charles of France

  • Princess Marie Sophie Beatrice of France

  • Princess Marie Sophie Beatrice of France

  • Family tree

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