Lafont Collection

Mlle. Rose Cheri as Elisabeth in Un Changement de Main, 1845
Mlle. Rose Cheri as Elisabeth in Un Changement de Main by Jean-Francois Bayard and Charles Lafont, Theatre du Gymnase Dramatique, 1845

Pierre-Cheri Lafont in the role of Rafaello in A Fairy Tale (Un Conte de Fee) by Leuven/Lherie, Theatre des Varietes, 1845

Pierre-Cheri Lafont and Madame Bressant in
Pierre-Cheri Lafont in the role of Frontin and Madame Bressant or Augustine Dupont as Marinette in Theophile Gautiers Le Tricorne Enchante, Theatre des Varietes, 1845

Portrait of the violinist and composer Charles Philippe Lafont (1781-1839). Creator: Ledru
Portrait of the violinist and composer Charles Philippe Lafont (1781-1839). Private Collection

Portrait of Sophie de La Font (1717-1797), Second Half of the 18th cen Artist: Anonymous
Portrait of Sophie de La Font (1717-1797), Second Half of the 18th cen.. From a private collection

Francisco Camprodon Lafont (1816-1870). Engraving. Colored
Francisco Camprodon Lafont (1816-1870). Spanish writer. Engraving by Capuz (1824-1899). The Spanish and American Illustration, 1870. Colored

General Joseph Lafont, French scouting leader
General Michel Laurent Marie Joseph Lafont (1874-1961), Chief Scout of France, beating a drum at camp. Date: circa 1940s

French Girl Guides on parade, St Georges Day, Paris, in the presence of their Chief, Lady Baden Powell, as well as national chief General Lafont, General Koenig (Military Governor of Paris)

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"Lafont: A Captivating Journey Through Time and Talent" Step into the world of Lafont, where history intertwines with artistry and passion. From Mlle. Rose Cheri's mesmerizing portrayal of Elisabeth in Un Changement de Main to Pierre-Cheri Lafont's captivating performance as Rafaello, this name has left an indelible mark on the stage. But Lafont's influence extends beyond the realm of theater. In a stunning portrait by Ledru, we catch a glimpse of Charles Philippe Lafont, a renowned violinist and composer whose melodies still resonate today. And let us not forget Sophie de La Font, her anonymous portrait capturing the elegance and grace that defined her era. Yet Lafont is not confined to artistic pursuits alone. The trials of French members of the Gestapo in 1944 remind us that this name also bears witness to moments of great historical significance, and is through these trials that justice prevailed against those who sought to oppress. Francisco Camprodon Lafont's engraving adds color to our narrative, showcasing his remarkable life as an individual who made his mark during his time on earth. Similarly, General Joseph Lafont stands tall as a French scouting leader who inspired generations with his leadership and dedication. And amidst all these tales lies St Georges Day in Paris – a day when French Girl Guides proudly parade through the streets embodying unity and strength under the banner of Lafont. As we delve deeper into history's tapestry, it becomes clear that "Lafont" symbolizes more than just a mere surname; it represents resilience, creativity, bravery, and community spirit throughout different eras. So let us celebrate this extraordinary legacy woven together by countless individuals who have carried the name "Lafont" with pride.