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	Countess Bucquoi - 1793 Oil on canvas, 135.9 x 99.1 cm Minneapolis Institute of Arts
	Princess Galitzin - 1797 Oil on canvas, 135.9 x 100.3 cm Baltimore Museum of Art, Mary Frick Jacobs Collection Princess Anna Alexandrovna Galitzin, née Princess Gruzinsky. By her first marriage Mme. de Litzine. Sister of Princess Youssoupoff (pictured below). View a another image of this painting.Reference Kimbell Exhibition Catalog Number 48 for more details.
	Princess Youssoupoff - 1797 Oil on canvas, 141 x 104.1 cm, 55.5 x 41 in Tokyo Fuji Art MuseumPrincess Tatiana Vassilievna Youssoupov, née Engelhardt, Mme Potemkine in her first marriage. Lived 1769-1841. Vigée Le Brun also painted her sisters Varvara Galitzin (pictured above this image) and Catherine Skavronsky (art page 37), her daughter from her first marriage, Catherine Mikhailovna Potemkin (art page xx) and her son from her second marriage, Prince Boris Nicholaevitch Youssoupoff (art page 188). Signed and dated on the tree trunk "L. E. Vigée, Le Brun 1797, a St Petersbourg". Reference Kimbell Exhibition Catalog Number 44 for more details.

Countess Bucquoi - 1793 Oil on canvas, 135.9 x 99.1 cm Minneapolis Institute of Arts

Princess Galitzin - 1797 Oil on canvas, 135.9 x 100.3 cm Baltimore Museum of Art, Mary Frick Jacobs Collection Princess Anna Alexandrovna Galitzin, née Princess Gruzinsky. By her first marriage Mme. de Litzine. Sister of Princess Youssoupoff (pictured below). View a another image of this painting.Reference Kimbell Exhibition Catalog Number 48 for more details.

Princess Youssoupoff - 1797 Oil on canvas, 141 x 104.1 cm, 55.5 x 41 in Tokyo Fuji Art MuseumPrincess Tatiana Vassilievna Youssoupov, née Engelhardt, Mme Potemkine in her first marriage. Lived 1769-1841. Vigée Le Brun also painted her sisters Varvara Galitzin (pictured above this image) and Catherine Skavronsky (art page 37), her daughter from her first marriage, Catherine Mikhailovna Potemkin (art page xx) and her son from her second marriage, Prince Boris Nicholaevitch Youssoupoff (art page 188). Signed and dated on the tree trunk "L. E. Vigée, Le Brun 1797, a St Petersbourg". Reference Kimbell Exhibition Catalog Number 44 for more details.

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