Leontine Collection

Miss Leontine as Christine in Stella, Theatre de la Gaite, 1843. Handcoloured lithograph after an illustration by
FLO4631589 Miss Leontine as Christine in Stella, Theatre de la Gaite, 1843. Handcoloured lithograph after an illustration by Victor Dollet from Galerie Dramatique: Costumes des Theatres de Paris

Country Woman
A portrait lithograph of a young country woman sat on a low brick wall, with a background view of flat land, divided by a horizontally stretching fence. Date: circa 1922

Affiches
A portrait lithograph of a young woman, smiling confidently, with her hands on her hips, standing sideways on, beside a wall which has a Union Jack poster upon it, in Oxford. Date: circa 1922

La Porte Close
A lithograph of a girl kneeling on the floor against a closed door, possibly signifying that she has been rejected or defeated in some way. Date: circa 1921

A Summer Night
A portrait lithograph of a young woman, sat at a dining table, she is wearing a fashionable feathered hat, and holding a folded fan in one hand, as she grasps the stem of a wine glass with her other

The Balustrade
A lithograph which provides a picturesque view of some mountains, covered with tall trees, overlooked by the foreground stepped balustrade. Date: circa 1920

Dolls of Sylvie Leconte, Brocard and Zephyrine Galebstie
Dolls of ballet dancers Mlle. Sylvie Leconte, Mlle. Brocard and Mlle. Zephyrine Galebstie. Wooden dolls dressed by the young Princess Victoria

Dolls of courtier Lady Newport and ballerina Leontine
Dolls of courtier Lady Newport and ballet dancer Mlle. Leontine Heberle in the ballet l Anneau Magique. Wooden dolls dressed by the young Princess Victoria

Dolls of clown Monsieur Musard and ballerina Leontine
Clown Monsieur Musard and ballerina Mlle. Leontine Heberle, from the ballet Daphnis and Cephise. dressed by young Princess Victoria. Color plate after an illustration by Alan Wright from Frances H

Duchess of Parma and Count Almaviva dolls dressed
Dolls of the Duchess of Parma and Count Almaviva, from The Barber of Seville, dressed by young Princess Victoria. Color plate after an illustration by Alan Wright from Frances H

Mlle. Leontine as Christine in Stella, Theatre de la Gaite, 1843. Handcoloured lithograph after an illustration by Victor Dollet from Galerie Dramatique: Costumes des Theatres de Paris, Paris, 1845

French child actress Leontine Fay in La petite
French child actress Leontine Fay (1810-1876) in La petite soeur by Eugene Scribe at the Theatre du Gymnase, 1821. Handcoloured copperplate engraving from Charles Malos Almanach des Spectacles par K

Leontine Reading, 1909 (oil on canvas)
989158 Leontine Reading, 1909 (oil on canvas) by Renoir, Pierre Auguste (1841-1919); 54x65 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Leontine Reading; Leontine Lisant. Pierre-Auguste Renoir (1841-1919)

Leontine in a Pink Fluffy Hat, 1898 (pastel on tan paper)
825459 Leontine in a Pink Fluffy Hat, 1898 (pastel on tan paper) by Cassatt, Mary Stevenson (1844-1926); 38.1x28.2 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Leontine in a Pink Fluffy Hat)

Leontine Fay
LEONTINE FAY French actress, associated with Alexandre Dumas Date: early 19th century

Charles Frohman presents the latest Parisian farce success, The husbands of Leontine. Date 1900

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"Leontine: A Captivating Journey Through Art and Elegance" Step into the enchanting world of Leontine, a country woman with an extraordinary tale to tell. From her humble beginnings in the countryside, she blossomed into a captivating figure that graced affiches and captured hearts. As we close the door behind us, we are transported to a summer night filled with beauty and grace. The balustrade becomes her stage as Leontine dances under the moonlight, mesmerizing all who witness her ethereal movements. In "The Bride, " Leontine embodies purity and innocence, radiating joy on her special day. Her portrait as a woman captures every nuance of her spirit - strong yet delicate, confident yet vulnerable. But it is through Sylvie Leconte's dolls that we truly see Leontine come alive. Brocard and Zephyrine Galebstie bring out different facets of her personality - from courtier Lady Newport to graceful ballerina - each doll tells its own story. Monsieur Musard's clown doll finds his perfect partner in our beloved ballerina Leontine. Their contrasting personas create an intriguing dance between laughter and elegance, reminding us that life is a beautiful balance of emotions. It also takes on historical roles like Duchess of Parma or Count Almaviva; dressed impeccably in period attire, she transports us back in time to witness grandeur firsthand. Finally, Mlle. Leontine shines brightest as Christine in Stella at Theatre – capturing hearts with every note sung and every step taken on stage. Her talent knows no bounds as she brings characters to life before our very eyes. Join us on this journey through artistry and elegance as we unravel the captivating tale – a woman whose presence lingers long after you've left the exhibition hall.