File:Mademoiselle Drouard (actrice) (A05).jpg
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Portrait of the actress Henriette Drouard.
Summary
edit| English: Portrait of the actress Henriette Victoire Drouard (1851-1923).
Français : Portrait de l'actrice Henriette Victoire Drouard (1851-1923). (   ) |
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| Title |
English: Portrait of the actress Henriette Victoire Drouard (1851-1923).
Français : Portrait de l'actrice Henriette Victoire Drouard (1851-1923). |
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| Description |
English: A confusion of first names exists as to the identification of the photographs concerning the Drouard sisters. Especially since the denomination of the Carnavalet Museum is unreliable.
The eldest is Henriette Victoire Drouard born in Vaudancourt in the department of Oise (France) on 10 November 1851 and died in Sainte-Barbe-sur-Gaillon in the department of Eure (France) on 24 October 1923. In 1872, Count Joseph de Susini-Ruiseco, administrator-director of the French tobacco company in Paris, will reproach Henriette Drouard for the death of her son, Viscount François de Susini-Etcheverry (21 years old), with whom she lived. The younger sister is Isabelle Adèle Drouard, born in Vaudancourt in the department of Oise (France) on 21 April 1855 and died in Sainte-Barbe-sur-Gaillon in the department of Eure (France) on 30 January 1932. In 1876, she was the first wife of the journalist and magnate of the French press, Alfred Edwards (1856-1914) of English origin. Henriette and Isabelle are both actresses and also known to be courtesans or demimondaines. The present photograph would be that of Henriette Drouard. Français : Une confusion des prénoms existe quant à l'identification des photographies concernant les sœurs Drouard. D'autant que la dénomination du Musée Carnavalet n'est pas fiable. L'aînée est Henriette Victoire Drouard née à Vaudancourt dans le département de l'Oise (France) le 10 novembre 1851 et décédée à Sainte-Barbe-sur-Gaillon dans le département de l'Eure (France) le 24 octobre 1923. En 1872, Le comte Joseph de Susini-Ruiseco, administrateur-directeur de la compagnie française de Tabacs à Paris, reprochera à Henriette Drouard, la mort de son fils, le vicomte François de Susini-Etcheverry (21 ans), avec lequel elle vivait maritalement. La cadette est Isabelle Adèle Drouard, née à Vaudancourt dans le département de l'Oise (France) le 21 avril 1855 et décédée à Sainte-Barbe-sur-Gaillon dans le département de l'Eure (France) le 30 janvier 1932. En 1876, elle est la première épouse du journaliste et patron de la presse française, Alfred Edwards (1856-1914) d'origine anglaise. Henriette et Isabelle sont toutes les deux comédiennes et connues également pour être des courtisanes ou demi-mondaines. La présente photographie serait celle d'Henriette Drouard. |
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| Date | between 1871 and 1876 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Medium | albumen print | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Dimensions | height: 10.5 cm (4.1 in); width: 6.3 cm (2.4 in) | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Current location |
English: Photography department at the Carnavalet Museum in Paris Français : Département de la photographie au Musée Carnavalet à Paris |
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| Accession number |
PH49759 |
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| Object history | Collection Viot. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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English: Bequest of Mr Viot. Français : Don manuel de Monsieur Viot. |
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| Inscriptions | Au verso : « Drouard / Variétés / Colombine (rôle) - Polichinelle (pièce) / 1871 (année barrée) ». | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Notes | Portrait carte de visite. Photo contrecollée sur carton. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Source | Henriette Drouard, artiste au théâtre, sur le site du Musée Carnavalet. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Permission (Reusing this file) |
Domaine public. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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