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Marie Thérèse
Geoffrin (French pronunciation: [maʁi teʁɛz ʁɔdɛ ʒɔfʁɛ̃], née Rodet; 26 June 1699 – 6
October 1777) was a
French salon holder who has been...
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enlightenment salon possible. In the 18th century,
under the
guidance of
Madame Geoffrin, Mlle de Lespin****e, and
Madame Necker, the
salon was
transformed into...
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society in the capital,
especially in the
salon of
Marie Thérèse
Rodet Geoffrin, who took a
liking to him. In 1772 he
exhibited The
Children of
Niobe killed...
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Reading of the
tragedy of L'Orphelin de la
Chine in the room of
Madame Geoffrin (above right),
which shows a
roomful of
Parisian intellectuals listening...
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Claude Joseph Vernet,
Bernard Le
Bouyer de Fontenelle, Marie-Thérèse
Rodet Geoffrin,
Louis François,
Prince of Conti,
Marie Louise Nicole Élisabeth de La Rochefoucauld...
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guests and to the
discourse in
which they engaged. When Marie-Thérèse
Geoffrin launched her w****ly
dinners in 1749, the
Enlightenment Republic of Letters...
- composition, but
which has made
incredible noise. I was one
evening at Mme
Geoffrin's joking on Rousseau's
affectations and contradictions, and said some things...
- A
reading in the
Salon of
Marie Thérèse
Rodet Geoffrin, 1755...
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Reading of the
Tragedy 'L'Orphelin de la Chine' in the
Salon of
Madame Geoffrin, or An
Evening at
Madame Geoffrin's by
Lemonnier 1812...
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occasionally make his
point by
slapping her thighs. In a
letter to
Madame Geoffrin,
Catherine wrote: Your
Diderot is an
extraordinary man. I
emerge from interviews...
