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Here Lefèvre seems to have depicted Aglaé Auguié, of whom we know a miniature portrait in gouache dated 1808 by the Swiss artist Pierre Bouvier (ill. 1). Depicted two years before our painting, the latter is characterized by the same sensitivity transcribed through the finesse of her features. Her almond-shaped eyes plunging into the painter’s communicate tenderness, timidity and even ...
Aglaé-Louise Ney, née Auguié (ou Auguier) de Lascans le 24 mars 1782 à Paris où elle est morte le 2 juillet 1854, est une dame française qui fut dame de compagnie de la première et de la seconde impératrice des Français. Aglaé Auguié. Portrait ...
Treue Anhänglichkeit bewies Michel Ney gegenüber seiner eigenen Familie, seinem Vater Peter, der ihn um 11 Jahre überlebte, seiner Schwester Marguerite und der Familie seiner Frau. Im Jahr 1802 heiratete er die attraktive Aglaé Louise Auguié, die in ihrer Familie Eglé genannt wurde. Es war eine Liebesheirat. Die Ehe kam durch Vermittlung ...
The castle belonged to the Bessonies, to whom Ney's wife, Aglaé Louise Auguié, was related (the baroness of the castle was her first cousin). Maréchal Ney's arrest Ney figured amongst the some 110 names on a list condemned as traitors for having returned to Napoleon I's service before 20 March, 1815 (the date that saw Louis XVIII leave the capital) and fled for the provinces.
He served successively as a general ammunition officer for the French army's supplies, receiver general of finance, and general administrator of the posts. His daughter, Aglaé Auguié (1782-1854), married Marshal Michel Ney
Spouse/Ex-: Aglaé Auguié (m. 1802) father: Pierre Ney. mother: Margarethe Grewelinger. children: Edgar Ney, Eugène Ney, Michel Louis Félix Ney, Napoléon Joseph Ney. Michel Ney was born on January 10, 1769, in Sarrelouis (present-day Saarlouis, Saarland, Germany), a town in the French province of the Three Bishoprics.
Aglaé-Louise Ney, (1782 - 1854). Schlacht von Eylau; Kapitulation von Ulm; Schlacht von Jemappes; Madrid (1808)
