Artist
Louise Laffon




French photographer and
Louise Laffon is a French photographer and Impressionism artist. 199 works are cataloged here, principally at Victoria and Albert Museum.
Louise Laffon (1828–1885), was a French photographer and painter. She was one of the first female professional photographers in France. She had a studio in Paris between 1859 and 1876.
Works by Louise Laffon
Marble sculptured fountain
Antique bronze group of two figures
Bronze statuette (possibly of Victory?)
Bronze statuette
Bronze statuette of a child
Majolica plate - The death of Archimedes
Majolica plate - The Last Supper
Marble socle ornamented in bas-relief
Bas-relief in marble of a Salamander
Bas-relief masque of Jupiter Pluvius in marble
Portion of a marble sarcophagus of procession of draped figures
Bas-relief antifixa of a gorgon in terra cotta
Antifixa of Venus in terra cotta
Bas-relief of a geni and a lyre in terra cotta
Three masques of gorgons in terra cotta
Square Majolica plaque of interior of shoemaker's shop with two figures inscribed St. Crespino and St. Crespigniano
Marble portion of a sacophagus ornamented with bas-relief foliage
Marble herma with the head of Baccus ornamented with vine leaves and fruit
Bas-relief of two marble portions of a chambranle of the renaissance period
Bas-relief portion of a frieze of Scylla in terra cotta
Bas-relief of a portion of a frieze with a thymiaterion and two temple slave females carrying baskets in terra cotta
Bas-relief of a portion of a frieze with Hercules seizing the tripod of Delphi in terra cotta
Bas-relief of a portion of a frieze of a thymiaterion and bacanallian masks in terra cotta
Bas-relief of a portion of a frieze showing two satyrs and a vessel in terra cotta
199 works in the catalog · 24 shown
Collections represented