Henriette Browne (16 June 1829 – 1901)

Henriette Browne, A Harem Interior c. 1861.

Henriette Browne (real name Sophie de Bouteiller) was a

French Orientalist painter. Many of her works have been lost.

Between 1851 and 1853, Sophie adopted the pseudonym

Henriette Browne, the name of her maternal grandmother. In

1853, under her newly chosen pseudonym, Browne submitted

her first work to the Paris Salon, where she exhibited regularly

until 1878.

Henriette Browne, The Sisters of Mercy 1859.

Henriette Browne, Madame Anselma 1865.

Henriette Browne, Fellah Nord-Africaine 1867.

Henriette Browne, A Greek Captive 1863.

Henriette Browne, La Mère et l'enfant 1901.

Henriette Browne, La Religieuse (A Nun) 1859.

Henriette Browne, Man Sewing.

Henriette Browne, Portrait de Femme 1877.

Henriette Browne, An Oriental Beauty 1861.

Henriette Browne, A Girl Writing; The Pet Goldfinch c. 1870.