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Juliette Drouet's Love-Letters to Victor Hugo

Note 2 — Chapter I · JULIENNE GAUVAIN

Theodora Davidson translation

She posed, not, as has been stated, and as we ourselves have erroneously printed, for statues in the towns of Lille and Strasburg, but for numerous studies of the head and the nude which Pradier afterwards made use of; thus the features of Julienne may be recognised in almost all the rough studies belonging to the first portion of Pradier’s career, which are exhibited under glass in the museum at Geneva.

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