Ernest HEBERT (Grenoble 1817 - La Tronche 1908) 
Portrait of Marie Lee Childe, née Sartiges (Washington 1855 - Conflans-sur-Loing 1944) 
Canvas 
Monogrammed right "H
40 x 28 cm 
Bears the painter's death notice on the reverse of the frame; bears an inscription on the reverse of the stretcher mentioning the model's name "Mary Lee Child née de Sartiges par Hebert à Paris 17 mai 1904". 

A letter from René d'Uckermann dated June 2, 1976 and loan proposals for the exhibition Portraits de femmes: 1850-1900, Paris, Musée Hébert, May 8-September 14, 1981 accompany the painting.

Provenance: Château du Perthuis. 

Note: After Blanche de Triqueti's death in 1886, Edward Lee Childe remarried Marie Elisabeth de Sartiges, daughter of Count and Ambassador Eugène de Sartiges. The Childe family lived a social life, frequenting the European aristocracy, but curiously remained attached to Château du Perthuis and to the memory of the Triqueti family. They kept the estate as Blanche had laid it out in 1883, and after Marie's death in 1944, the château remained the property of the family, who cultivated its memory.
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Ernest HEBERT (Grenoble 1817 - La Tronche 1908) Portrait of Marie Lee Childe, née Sartiges (Washington 1855 - Conflans-sur-Loing 1944) Canvas Monogrammed right "H 40 x 28 cm Bears the painter's death notice on the reverse of the frame; bears an inscription on the reverse of the stretcher mentioning the model's name "Mary Lee Child née de Sartiges par Hebert à Paris 17 mai 1904". A letter from René d'Uckermann dated June 2, 1976 and loan proposals for the exhibition Portraits de femmes: 1850-1900, Paris, Musée Hébert, May 8-September 14, 1981 accompany the painting. Provenance: Château du Perthuis. Note: After Blanche de Triqueti's death in 1886, Edward Lee Childe remarried Marie Elisabeth de Sartiges, daughter of Count and Ambassador Eugène de Sartiges. The Childe family lived a social life, frequenting the European aristocracy, but curiously remained attached to Château du Perthuis and to the memory of the Triqueti family. They kept the estate as Blanche had laid it out in 1883, and after Marie's death in 1944, the château remained the property of the family, who cultivated its memory.

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Ernest HEBERT (Grenoble 1817 - La Tronche 1908) Portrait of Marie Lee Childe, née Sartiges (Washington 1855 - Conflans-sur-Loing 1944) Canvas Monogrammed right "H 40 x 28 cm Bears the painter's death notice on the reverse of the frame; bears an inscription on the reverse of the stretcher mentioning the model's name "Mary Lee Child née de Sartiges par Hebert à Paris 17 mai 1904". A letter from René d'Uckermann dated June 2, 1976 and loan proposals for the exhibition Portraits de femmes: 1850-1900, Paris, Musée Hébert, May 8-September 14, 1981 accompany the painting. Provenance: Château du Perthuis. Note: After Blanche de Triqueti's death in 1886, Edward Lee Childe remarried Marie Elisabeth de Sartiges, daughter of Count and Ambassador Eugène de Sartiges. The Childe family lived a social life, frequenting the European aristocracy, but curiously remained attached to Château du Perthuis and to the memory of the Triqueti family. They kept the estate as Blanche had laid it out in 1883, and after Marie's death in 1944, the château remained the property of the family, who cultivated its memory.
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