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[[File:Marie-Jeanne-Florimonde de Montpeyroux last abbess of Port Royal de Paris.jpg|thumb|''Marie-Jeanne-Florimonde de Dio de Montpeyroux, last abbess of Port Royal de Paris'', oil on panel, [[Carnavalet Museum]]]] |
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'''Marie Parrocel''' (1743–1824) was a [[France|French]] painter. |
'''Marie Parrocel''' (1743–1824) was a [[France|French]] painter. |
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Marie Parrocel (1743–1824) was a French painter.
Born in Avignon, Parrocel was the second daughter of Joseph-François Parrocel, and in 1776 was listed in the Almanach des peintres as a portraitist working in oils and pastel; no pastel by her hand is currently known. She died in Paris at 19 rue de Sèvres.[1]
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