Jeanne Collection (page 11)

Jeanne D arc and Fiends
At her trial, Jeanne d Arc was accused of consorting with fiends rather than angels, and this is how Shakespeare portrays her in King Henry VI

Mme De Pompadour / Boucher
JEANNE-ANTOINETTE POISSON (MARQUISE DE POMPADOUR) - Mistress to Louis XV of France

MAUPASSSANT / LE DOT
Jeanne in the omnibus

Jeanne-Marie Roland
JEANNE-MARIE ROLAND French social leader

Felt Hat by Lanvin 1924
A felt hat by Jeanne Lanvin

Fox Coat by Lanvin 1930S
A grey three-quarter length coat with large buttons teamed with a brimless fez shaped hat by Jeanne Lanvin. Both are trimmed with grey fox fur

Mme Recamier
JEANNE-FRANCOISE-JULIE- ADELAIDE RECAMIER nee BERNARD French society beauty and wit

Woman in Outdoor Dress
The evenings can be cold in Rabat, so she wears this cosy outfit by Jeanne Lanvin

Ritz Dinner Time
Ladies don t go to the Ritz in Paris for anything so vulgar as the grub : rather, its to show off their evening creations by Jeanne Lanvin

Countess of Barry
JEANNE BECU, COMTESSE DU BARRY Paris shopgirl who became mistress to Louis XV but was guillotined during the Revolution

Mme De Pompadour / Costume
JEANNE-ANTOINETTE POISSON (MARQUISE DE POMPADOUR) - Mistress to Louis XV of France

Jeanne D arc
The apparition of Jeanne d Arc, mounted on a white steed, encourages the French infantry to advance to La Gloire ou La Mort

Joan of Arc (Kaulbach)
JOAN OF ARC - (Jeanne d Arc) Seeing the vision of Mary

Saint Joan of Arc, French national heroine
Saint Joan of Arc, or the Maid of Orleans, French national heroine, and one of the patron saints of France. Depicted here seeing a vision of her future

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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 Not limited to historical references alone, it also found joy in simple pleasures like cheering alongside football spectators or spending cherished moments with Mrs.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.