Tomb of Madame Delaroche born Vernet Montmartre Cemetery, Paris 2 Prints   More Quality Prints from Martin2001 Type of prints: Steel Engravings - Original vintage antique prints - SCARCE Year of printing: 1851 Artist - Engraver - Publisher: n/a - n/a - Cesar Daly, Paris, Rue de Furstemberg No. 4. Condition: Excellent - Very good - Good - Fair. Light overall age toning of paper. Overall dimensions: Each print, including blank margins: 10 x 13 inches. 1 inch = 2,54 cm. Type of paper: Thick - Heavier - Medium heavy - Slightly heavier - Thin. Reverse side: Blank - With text or pictures Notes: 1. Green 'border' around the prints in the photos below is a contrasting background on which the prints were photographed, it is not part of the prints. Madame Delaroche (wife of one of the most popular French artists, Paul Delaroche) was the daughter of Mr. Vernet, and was a woman of rare beauty and accomplishments, the idol of her husband, and an ever-sympathetic companion and helper in all his work. She was an admirable and charming hostess, and was the centre of a brilliant and extensive circle of friends, who delighted to gather at the painter's home Himself prone to reserve and despondency, Delaroche owed much to her influence, and when, after ten years of most happy married life, she died, the loss was felt by him to be irreparable. Martin2001 Satisfaction Guaranteed Policy ! Any print purchased from us may be returned for any reason  for a full refund including all postage.