1951 Print Ingres Madame Riviere Wife France Napoleon Costume Portrait XAU1 YSFC3 The architect for the home

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This is an original 1929 color print of a draft of a boudoir inspired by a modern screen

Marmon-Herrington of Indianapolis

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which was AmericaÕs largest advertising firm at the time

1951 Print Ingres Madame Riviere Wife France Napoleon Costume Portrait XAU1 YSFC3 The architect for the homeThis is an original 1951 color tipped in print of a portrait of Madame Rivire who was the wife of a successful court official under Napoleon Bonaparte's empire in France. The original artwork in this print was created by artist Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres (1780 1867) around 1806. Ingres was born in France and is known for his Neoclassical style paintings. He considered himself to be a painter of history, but was also known for his portraits.