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Die Cabarrus, seit dem 6. Nivôse (26. Dezember 1794) Madame Tallien und für ihre Bewunderer Nivôse (26. Dezember 1794) Madame Tallien und für ihre Bewunderer Notre-Dame-de-Thermidor , hatte sich in ihrer Hütte auf dem Cours-la-Reine eingerichtet; sie brachte die Mode des kurzen und halbdurchsichtigen griechischen Kleides auf und war bei den Merveilleuses tonangebend.
Divorce. Thérésa Cabarrus Tallien (tārāzä´ käbärüs´ tälyăN´), 1773–1835, French political figure, of Spanish parentage. The divorced wife of a marquis de Fontenay, she became intimate with the revolutionary Jean Lambert Tallien, whom she married (1794) and whose policies she influenced strongly. She was nicknamed Notre Dame de ...
Thérésa Cabarrus Tallien. (1773-1835), Wife of Jean Lambert Tallien. Sitter associated with 4 portraits. Like. List Thumbnail. Sort by. Thérésa Cabarrus Tallien. by William Bond, after John James Masquerier. stipple engraving, circa 1798-1823.
Thérésia Cabarrus”. Theresa Cabarrus, known as Madame Tallien, is an aristocrat who adhered to Enlightenment ideas, but when the Jacobins establish terror, she had to flee Paris. Like many of her friends Girondins, she was arrested but, the representative of the Bordeaux Convention, Jean Lambert Tallien, asked to meet her and later on ...
28. Apr. 2022 · Later she became Princess of Chimay. She was born Juana María Ignazia Teresa de Cabarrús y Galabert in Carabanchel Alto, Madrid, Spain to François Cabarrus, an ethnic Basque French-born Spanish financier, and María Antonia Galabert, the daughter of a French industrialist based in Spain. Thérésa's father founded and governed the bank of ...
4. Juli 2018 · LE PARISIEN WEEK-END. Fin 1793, l’aristocrate républicaine Thérésa Cabarrus, victime de la Montagne, se languit dans sa cellule et attend la guillotine. Contre toute attente, la lettre qu ...
