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File:Marie-Antoinette dauphine profil-en-medaillon.jpg

Summary

Artist French School
Description
English: Marie Antoinette in 1770 (allegory to her marriage), Dauphine of France
profile facing left, in an oval medallion decorated with roses and lilies.
Français : Marie-Antoinette en 1770 (allégorie de son mariage), dauphine de France
profil à gauche, dans un médaillon ovale orné de lys et de roses
Date circa 1770
Medium white marble
2nd floor - petit appartement de la reine : salle du billard
Inscriptions Sur le socle du médaillon:

Du sang le plus auguste elle a reçu le jour
Et son moindre mérite est sa haute naissance
Minerve avec tendresse éleva son enfance
Elle en fit l'ornement d'une brillante cour
Aujourd'hui tous les dieux inspirés par l'Amour
Comblent par son hymen le bonheur de la France.

Translation

The August blood she has recieved on the day
And its lesser merit is its high birth
Minerva tenderly lifted up his childhood
She made an ornament of a brilliant Court
Today all gods inspired by love
Fill the happiness of France by her hymen.
- Avec le même motif et le même texte, voir aussi : Estampe par le graveur François Hubert (1744-1809), d'après un portrait peint par Davesne (ou Davenne), sur le site Gallica de la BnF.
Source/Photographer Myrabella, 6 June 2011
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