Dames And Daughters of the French Court
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While she was painting these portraits of the royal family, Madame Le Brun made the acquaint- ance of the king. He talked with her, and at his praise she, who was always so naive and charming, blushed with pleasure. " I do not understand much about painting," he said, " but you have made me love it." This patronage of " the elite " helped to establish Madame Le Brun's success. She was already rec- ognized as a celebrity. She was applauded at the theatre and at the Acad&nie Francaise. She was ma...de a member of the Royal Academy of Painting.
All this time she lived very modestly in the Rue de Clery. Most of the house was occupied by Monsieur Le Brun's fine collection of pictures.
Only a very small suite of rooms was reserved for the mistress. But here she resided contently, and worked busily and received her friends. Ladies and gentlemen of the court and men of mark in lit- erature and art attended her receptions. She said that they came to see each other, but they them- selves knew, if she did not, that they came to see her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
While she was painting these portraits of the royal family, Madame Le Brun made the acquaint- ance of the king. He talked with her, and at his praise she, who was always so naive and charming, blushed with pleasure. " I do not understand much about painting," he said, " but you have made me love it." This patronage of " the elite " helped to establish Madame Le Brun's success. She was already rec- ognized as a celebrity. She was applauded at the theatre and at the Acad&nie Francaise. She was ma...de a member of the Royal Academy of Painting.
All this time she lived very modestly in the Rue de Clery. Most of the house was occupied by Monsieur Le Brun's fine collection of pictures.
Only a very small suite of rooms was reserved for the mistress. But here she resided contently, and worked busily and received her friends. Ladies and gentlemen of the court and men of mark in lit- erature and art attended her receptions. She said that they came to see each other, but they them- selves knew, if she did not, that they came to see her.
What to read after Dames And Daughters of the French Court?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Geraldine Brooks to read onlineMoreLess
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