Jeanne Collection (page 6)

Hotel de l Univers - Lourdes, France
Hotel de l Univers - Boulevard de la Grotte and Place Jeanne d Arc Date: circa 1910s

Devils Advocate
THE DEVILs ADVOCATE Monsignor Verde, Promotor Fidei (also known as the Avocatus Diaboli) opposes the canonisation of Jeanne d Arc

Joan of Arc (c1412-31) St Joan, St Jeanne d Arc, the Maid of Orleans. French patriot and martyr. Joan at the head of the French army. Early 20th century illustration

Monsieur Paquin, husband of Jeanne Paquin, fashion designer
Isidore Ren頊 acob, known as M. Paquin, husband of Jeanne Paquin, pioneering fashion designer and couturier. The pair married in 1891 and built their business, the House of Paquin

At Dutys Call, by Fred C Harcourt, touring to various theatres, including the Gaiety Theatre, West Hartlepool. Other plays by Harcourt are mentioned: The Patriot, Jeanne d Arc, Enlisted

Frocks and Feminity: four creations by Hoban et Jeanne
Frocks and Feminity: four elegant fashions created by the London couture house of Hoban et Jeanne, London, 1923 Date: 1923

Three fashion creations for Margaret Bannerman, London, 1923. The dance frock at the bottom and the creation on top right have been designed by Hoban et Jeanne Date: 1923

Huet as Charles VII in the opera, Jeanne d Arc, Paris
M Huet in the role of Charles VII in the opera Jeanne d Arc a Orleans by Michele Carafa di Colobrano, at the Opera Comique, Paris. circa 1821

M Huet as Charles VII in the opera Jeanne d Arc, Paris
M Huet in the role of Charles VII in Act 2 of the opera Jeanne d Arc a Orleans by Michele Carafa di Colobrano, at the Opera Comique, Paris. 1821

Jeanne Lanvin costume designs in theatre tableau
Jeanne Lanvin costume designs after Winterhalter, set at the time of the Second Empire, in a tableau at the Theatre Pigalle, Paris. 1929

Advertisement for Jeanne Lanvin fashions, showing people on holiday in Egypt. 1929

The modern trend towards vivid colouring in dress
Series of illustrations showing fashionable brightly coloured dresses and garments to be worn by women at Royal Ascot during 1913

Raphael (1483-1520). Portrait of Isabel de Requesens
Raphael (1483-1520). Italian painter. Renaissance. Portrait of Isabel de Requesens (1500-1577), as vice empress of Naples. Louvre. Paris. France

Joan of Arc (1412-1431)
Charles VII of France receiving Joan of Arc at the Castle of Chinon. 1429. German tapestry. Episode of the Hundred Years War (1337-1453). Museum of Orleans. France

Louis XV (1710-1774). King of France (1715-1774) and Marie Jeanne Becu, Comtesse du Barry. Colored engraving of 1851

Music cover, Les Yeux d Amour Valse, dedicated to Jeanne et Victor, by Edouard Odele. circa 1910

Dunois (On Horseback)
JEAN d ORLEANS, comte de DUNOIS French military commander, associated with Jeanne d Arc. Depicted on horseback. Date: 1403 - 1468

Jeanne Douste, Pianist
JEANNE DOUSTE pianist, noted as performing in a concert at Chelmsford in 1901. Date: circa 1901

Jeanne-Marie Tallien
Jeanne- Marie Ignace Theresia Cabarrus (1773? - 1835), the wife of revolutionary Jean Lambert Tallien, prominent Paris saloniste

Mme Recamier (Viollat 1)
JEANNE-FRANCOISE-JULIE- RECAMIER French social leader who will manage to survive the Revolution. Date: 1777 - 1849

Mme Recamier (Gerard 3)
JEANNE-FRANCOISE-JULIE Madame RECAMIER French social leader who will manage to survive the Revolution. Date: 1777 - 1849

Mme Recamier (Mackenzie)
JEANNE-FRANCOISE-JULIE- RECAMIER French social leader who will survive the Revolution. Date: 1777 - 1849

Mme Recamier (Gerard)
JEANNE-FRANCOISE-JULIE- RECAMIER French social leader in a characteristic pose. Date: 1777 - 1849

Mme Recamier, Reclining
JEANNE-FRANCOISE-JULIE- RECAMIER French social leader in a characteristic pose, reclining on a day-bed of the style she has made famous. Date: 1777 - 1849

Jeanne Crain (1925 - 2003), American film actress and former model

Jeanne De Casalis (1897 - 1966), Actress and radio entertainer Date: mid-20th century

J M De LA Motte Guyon
Jeanne Marie de la Motte GUYON French mystic whose system of devotion, Quietism, was so unpalatable to the French authorities that they put her in the Bastille for a while Date: 1648 - 1717

Jane Dieulafoy
JANE DIEULAFOY (Jeanne-Paule-Henriette- Rachelle, nee Magre) wife of French archeologist and engineer M A Dieulafoy, herself archeologist, writer Date: 1851 - 1916

Madame de Toulongeon. French religious lady associated with Jeanne- Francoise de Chantal Date: early 17th century

Joanna Ii / Hargrave
JOANNA II Italian Queen of Naples from 1414 Date: 1371 - 1435

Mere Agnes Arnauld
JEANNE-CATHERINE-AGNES ARNAULD Known as Mere Agnes, Jansenist nun, abbess of Saint-Cyr, and later of Port-Royal Date: 1593 - 1672

Loudun / Jeanne Exorcised
Jeanne de Balfiel, superior of the convent of Saint-Ursule, is exorcised to free her from the demons which seem to have possessed her Date: 11 October 1632

Marguerite de Staal
Marguerite-Jeanne Cordier, baronne de Staal de Launay (1684 - 1750) French writer and intriguer

Mme De Pompadour / Bunches
JEANNE-ANTOINETTE POISSON (MARQUISE DE POMPADOUR) - Mistress to Louis XV of France Date: 1721-1764

Jeanne Comtesse du Barry and two adolescent girls
JEANNE, COMTESSE DU BARRY (1743 - 1793) Mistress of Louis XV : in a garden with two adolescent girls, one pretending to be a statue while the other seems to be imploring her... Date: circa 1770

Jeanne D arc in Prison
JOAN OF ARC in prison visited by antipathetic clergyman and scribe. Date: 1412? 1431

CHANTAL (1572 - 1641)
JEANNE-FRANCOISE de CHANTAL saint and founder of Congregation of the Visitation of Holy Mary Date: 1572 - 1641

Jeanne Granier (1852-1939) French actress

Jeanne Becu Comtesse du Barry
JEANNE BECU, COMTESSE DU BARRY Paris shopgirl who became mistress to Louis XV : guillotined in the course of the Revolution Date: circa 1760

Jeane Becu, Comtesse du Barry
JEANNE BECU, COMTESSE DU BARRY (1746-1793) Paris shopgirl who became mistress to Louis XV but was guillotined during the Revolution Date: 1774

Jeanne Becu. Comtesse du Barry in menswear
JEANNE BECU, COMTESSE DU BARRY (1743 - 1793) Paris shopgirl who became mistress to Louis XV : wearing male clothing Date: circa 1770

Jeanne Becu Comtess du Barry
JEANNE BECU, COMTESSE DU BARRY (1746-1793) Paris shopgirl who became mistress to Louis XV : guillotined in the course of the Revolution Date: circa 1770

Jeanne Bacu Comtesse du Barry in riding gear
JEANNE BECU, COMTESSE DU BARRY (1743 - 1793) Paris shopgirl who became mistress to Louis XV : dressed to go riding Date: circa 1770

Primary class, Avenue de Villiers, Paris
A primary class at the Institution Jeanne d Arc, a girls school in the avenue de Villiers, Paris. Date: circa 1912

Jeanne Samary, French actress

Four leaders of fashion on the Parisian stage, 1927
The mode and the muse - four leaders of fashion on the Parisian stage: Florence Walton (Jeanne Lanvin), Jane Renouardt (Jeanne Lanvin), Jane Marnac and Gaby Morlay (Jean Patou) 1927

Paris Fashions, Spring 1927
A Panorama of airs and graces: Paris holds up the mirror of the mode to spring (LtoR) models by Jean Patou, Alice Bernard, Jeanne Lanvin, Premet, Tollman, Jean Patou, Martial ey Armand

The versatility of Summer fashions, 1927 showing coats and wraps from Paris and frocks for morning, noon and night from Lucien Lelong, Lucile, Jeanne Lanvin, Bishop, Drecoll

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"Jeanne: A Tale of Heroism, Elegance, and Passion" In the heartland of Domremy, France, a young girl named Jeanne emerged as a symbol of bravery and resilience. Like Joan of Arc before her, she embodied the spirit of French heroines who fearlessly fought for their beliefs. Inspired by the legendary Madame Recamier's grace and charm, Jeanne possessed an innate elegance that captivated all those around her. Her presence was reminiscent of St. Joan depicted by Pauline Baynes - a figure revered for her unwavering faith and determination. Not limited to historical references alone, it also found joy in simple pleasures like cheering alongside football spectators or spending cherished moments with Mrs. Gerald Du Maurier and her talented daughter Daphne. As if stepping out from Carl Theodor Dreyer's masterpiece "The Passion of Joan of Arc, " French actress Maria Falconetti would have been mesmerized by Jeanne's fiery spirit reflected in every aspect of her life. Kay Nielsen immortalized Jeanne as the most noble warrior saint in Christian history - a testament to her indomitable strength against all odds. Even when adorned in lavish clothing befitting a woman from 1925, she remained true to herself - unyielding yet compassionate. Whether leading troops at Orleans or gracing Mme Recamier cigarette cards with her enigmatic allure, Jeanne left an indelible mark on society. Fish's sketch at Midnight Follies cabaret captured the essence of this extraordinary woman who effortlessly blended tradition with modernity. And just as Henri IV witnessed his birth into greatness, so did we witness the birth of an icon through Jeanne's remarkable journey. She reminds us that within each individual lies untapped potential waiting to be unleashed – our own inner Jeannes ready to conquer any challenge that comes our way.