Favart Collection

Wine cellar of Pocccardi Restaurant, Paris
The wine cellar of the Italian Pocccardi Restaurant, Paris at 19 Rue Favart and 9 Boulevard Des Italiens Date: 1920s

Marie Justine Benoite Favart, from La Tour, pub. 1920
3960926 Marie Justine Benoite Favart, from La Tour, pub.1920 by Tour, Maurice Quentin de la (1704-88) (after); (add.info.: Marie Justine Benoite Favart, nee Duronceray, 1727-1772)

Marie-Therese Bourgouin as Roxelane in Les Trois Sultanes by Charles Simon Favart, Theatre Francais, 1803. Based on the story of Hurrem, a Ukrainian girl kidnapped for Suleyman IIs harem

Madame Favart (1727-1772), Late 18th cent Artist: Anonymous
Madame Favart (1727-1772), Late 18th cent.. Private Collection

Marie Justine BenoAte Favart, nA©e Duronceray, 1727 - 1772. French operatic singer, actress, and dancer
Marie Justine BenoAte Favart, nee Duronceray, 1727 - 1772. French operatic singer, actress, and dancer, the wife of the dramatist, Charles Simon Favart

Men women landscape Illustrations Les Moissonneurs
Men and women in a landscape Illustrations by Les Moissonneurs by Favart (series title), clothes, costume (mens clothes), costume (womens clothes), courting, Pierre Adrien Le Beau (attributed to)

Caricature of the French actor and singer Claude Marius
Caricature of the French actor, singer and stage manager Claude Marius (Duplany), known to English audiences as Mons. Marius. He acted regularly at the Strand Theatre, London

Charles Simon Favart
CHARLES SIMON FAVART French writer Date: 1710 - 1792

CHARLES SIMON FAVART (1710-1792). French playwright. Copper engraving, French, 18th century

Pocccardi Restaurant, Paris
The main room of the Italian Pocccardi Restaurant, Paris at 19 Rue Favart and 9 Boulevard Des Italiens Date: 1920s

The Entrance Hall - Pocccardi Restaurant, Paris
The entrance hall to the Italian Pocccardi Restaurant, Paris at 19 Rue Favart and 9 Boulevard Des Italiens Date: 1920s

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"Favart: A Legacy of Art, Music, and Theatre in Paris" Step into the enchanting wine cellar of Pocccardi Restaurant in Paris and immerse yourself in the world of Favart. This captivating name holds a rich history that intertwines with the vibrant cultural scene of France. Marie Justine Benoite Favart, born Marie Justine BenoAte Duronceray, was an extraordinary operatic singer, actress, and dancer who graced the stages of 18th-century France. Her talent knew no bounds as she captivated audiences with her mesmerizing performances. Her husband, Charles Simon Favart, a renowned playwright during his time, shared her passion for the arts. Together they formed a formidable duo that brought forth countless masterpieces to the stage. Intriguing caricatures depict famous French actors like Claude Marius and Florence St John who were part of this artistic era. Their talents added depth to the productions where they starred alongside Marie-Therese Bourgouin as Roxelane in Les Moissonneurs. The anonymous artist behind Madame Favart's late 18th-century portrait captured her elegance and grace perfectly. The delicate strokes by Maurice Quentin de La Tour transport us back to a time when Rococo art flourished. Charles Simon Favart's contributions extended beyond playwriting; he also left his mark on French literature through etchings and copper engravings that showcased his creative genius. Today, we celebrate "Favart, " not just as a surname but as a symbol representing an era filled with passion for music, theatre, and art. It serves as a reminder that even centuries later their legacy lives on within these hallowed walls.