File:Cora Pearl par Léopold Flameng (1865) (05A).jpg
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Red chalk drawing of Cora Pearl by Léopold Flameng in 1865.
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| Léopold Flameng: English: Engraving of Cora Pearl by Léopold Flameng.
Français : Gravure de Cora Pearl par Léopold Flameng. (   ) |
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| Object type | English: Red chalk drawing. Français : Portrait à la sanguine. |
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| Description |
English: Red chalk drawing of Cora Pearl. She was born Emma Elizabeth (Eliza) Crouch, in Plymouth, England, on 17 December 1836. She was baptized at St. Andrew's Church in Plymouth on 27 December 1837 along with her sister Hannah Lydia Crouch. Cora Pearl was a famous courtesan during the Second Empire period and the beginning of the French Third Republic. She died in Paris, 16th arrondissement, in France, on 8 July 1886.
Français : Portrait à la sanguine de Cora Pearl. Elle est née Emma Élizabeth (Éliza) Crouch, à Plymouth en Angleterre le 17 décembre 1836. Elle est baptisée à l'église Saint-André à Plymouth le 27 décembre 1837 en même temps que sa sœur Hannah Lydia Crouch. Cora Pearl est une célèbre courtisane au cours de la période du Second Empire et au début de la Troisième République française. Elle meurt à Paris, 16e arrondissement, en France, le 8 juillet 1886. |
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| Date | 1865 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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English: This portrait adorns the first edition of Les belles pécheresses by Amédée de Cesena (chapter, « L'ère des lorettes, Olympia », September 1865).
Français : Ce portrait orne l'édition originale Les belles pécheresses d'Amédée de Cesena (chapitre « L'ère des lorettes, Olympia », septembre 1865). |
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Private collection. « Les belles pécheresses » par Amédée de Cesena aux éditions Dentu, 1865. |
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| current | 15:54, 2 November 2023 | | 1,682 × 1,849 (752 KB) | LIONEL76 (talk | contribs) | {{Artwork |wikidata = |artist ={{Creator:Léopold Flameng}} |title ={{en|1=Engraving of {{w|Cora Pearl}} by {{w|Léopold Flameng}}.}} {{fr|1=Gravure de {{wf|Cora Pearl}} par {{wf|Léopold Flameng}}.}} |description={{en|1= Red chalk drawing of {{w|Cora Pearl}}. She was born Emma Elizabeth (Eliza) Crouch, in Plymouth, England, on 17 December 1836. She was baptized at St. Andrew's Church in Plymouth on 27 December 1837 along with her sister Hannah Lydia Cr... |
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