Juliette Collection (page 2)

Madame RA©camier, Jeanne FranAzoise Julie AdA©laAOde Bernard, Mme RA©camier Aka Juliette(1777-1849)
Madame Recamier, Jeanne FranAzoise Julie AdelaAOde Bernard, Mme Recamier Aka Juliette(1777-1849) Celebrated French Beauty.Engraved By Hebert After E

A sensational portrait of the stage star Juliette Compton, who is appearing in the new play The Dancers at Wyndhams Theatre, London, 1923

Juliette Adam (Juliette Lambert), (1836-1936). French writer and feminist. Engraving by A. Carretero. Colored

A portrait of Juliette Compton in the British film Woman Tempted, 1926 Date: 1926

Caricature of Mrs Fletcher and Mrs Hart-Davies
Caricature of Susan Willis Fletcher, spiritualist, and Mrs Juliette Hart-Davies, her victim. Fletcher was convicted of obtaining jewellery by deception from Mrs Hart-Davies. 1881

Juliette Adam
JULIETTE ADAM (nee Lamber) French writer Date: 1836 -1936

Juliette Compton (1899 1989), Film actress Date: 20th century

Ciros pearls advert, 1927
Advert for Ciros Pearls - the essential complement to your toilette - with the actress Juliette Compton Date: 1927

A scene from Woman to Woman (1929) directed by Victor Saville with Betty Compson and Juliette Compton Date: 1929

Juliette Adam Photo
JULIETTE ADAM French writer, editor etc, une vraie princesse republicaine photographed chez elle well on the way to her hundredth birthday. Date: 1836 -1936

Juliette Drouet Photo
JULIETTE DROUET actress who became the mistress of Victor Hugo, whom she idolised. Date: 1806 - 1883

Bust of Juliette Recamier (1777 - 1849); Joseph Chinard, French, 1756 - 1813; France, Europe; about 1801 - 1802; Terracotta; Object [including socle]: H: 63.2 x W: 32.4 x D: 24.1 cm (H: 24 7/8 x W)

MADAME J. F. RECAMIER (1777-1849). Madame Jeanne-Francoise-Julie-Adelaide Recamier
MADAME J.F. RECAMIER (1777-1849). Madame Jeanne-Francoise-Julie-Adelaide Recamier, known as Juliette. French society beauty and wit. Oil on canvas, 1800, by Jacques-Louis David

JULIETTE LOW (1860-1927). American founder of the Girl Scouts. Photograph, 1918

LILI BOULANGER (1893-1918). Marie-Juliette Olga Lili Boulanger. French composer. Photograph, 1918

Fernand Ansseau (1890-1972) Belgian operatic tenor, active 1913-1939. Ansseau as Romeo in Gounods opera Romeo et Juliette based on Shakespeares tragedy

Juliette Recamier (1777-1849), 1805. Francois Baron Gerard (1770-1837) French painter. Oil on Canvas

Juliette Adam (nee Lamber) / Gill
Juliette Adam (nee Lamber) French writer, editor, feminist and ultimately centenarian

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Juliette: A Melody of Colors and Cultures Nadia-Juliette Boulanger, a renowned French music teacher, was known for her passion in nurturing young talents. Just like the vibrant fuchsia varieties she adored - Fritz, Mathilde, and Juliette - Nadia-Juliette's teaching style bloomed with creativity and grace. Her classroom walls were adorned with Ivory Board displays showcasing oranges in full bloom and yellow lemons dangling from branches. Amidst the serene ambiance created by three pines swaying gently outside her window, students found solace in their musical journey under Nadia-Juliette's guidance. As they delved into complex compositions, their minds wandered to distant lands. The sight of banana leaves rustling against an orange-blue sky transported them to tropical paradises like Skopelos in Greece. In these moments of inspiration, they understood why Nadia-Juliette had once exclaimed passionately, "This is why I like bananas. " Through her teachings, she painted vivid landscapes where green moonlight danced upon April evenings. Her lessons became more than just notes on a page; they were gateways to explore different cultures through melodies. Just as Juliette blossoms among various fuchsia shades, Nadia-Juliette nurtured diversity within her students' musical expressions. She believed that each student held a unique voice waiting to be discovered and cherished. In this symphony of colors and cultures orchestrated by Juliette herself, harmony flourished among aspiring musicians who embraced the beauty of both classical tradition and contemporary innovation. Though time may have passed since Nadia-Juliette graced this world with her presence, her legacy lives on through countless individuals whose lives she touched. They carry forward the spirit of exploration instilled within them by their beloved mentor – forever grateful for the gift of music bestowed upon them by Juliette: a melody that transcends borders and unites hearts across generations.