# Eugène Du Faget - Costume designs for Les Huguenots - 2. Julie Dorus-Gras as Marguerite, Adolphe Nourrit as Raoul, and Cornélie Falcon as Valentine

- By: Adam Cuerden
- Date: 1836
- Classification: Painting
- Credit line: Gallica
- Museum: [Wikimedia Commons](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Eug%C3%A8ne_Du_Faget_-_Costume_designs_for_Les_Huguenots_-_2._Julie_Dorus-Gras_as_Marguerite,_Adolphe_Nourrit_as_Raoul,_and_Corn%C3%A9lie_Falcon_as_Valentine.jpg)
- Rights: Public domain
- Picture: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/5/52/Eug%C3%A8ne_Du_Faget_-_Costume_designs_for_Les_Huguenots_-_2._Julie_Dorus-Gras_as_Marguerite%2C_Adolphe_Nourrit_as_Raoul%2C_and_Corn%C3%A9lie_Falcon_as_Valentine.jpg/1920px-Eug%C3%A8ne_Du_Faget_-_Costume_designs_for_Les_Huguenots_-_2._Julie_Dorus-Gras_as_Marguerite%2C_Adolphe_Nourrit_as_Raoul%2C_and_Corn%C3%A9lie_Falcon_as_Valentine.jpg
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Costume designs for Giacomo Meyerbeer's Les Huguenots, No 2. Julie Dorus-Gras as Marguerite, Adolphe Nourrit as Raoul, and Cornélie Falcon as Valentine, for the Académie Royale de Musique-Le Peletier performance that opened 29 February 1836. Watercolour; probably 210 x 310 mm (Gallica lists ranges when multiple objects are in a set. The exact description is: "aquarelle ; H. 120-210 x L. 080-310 mm - of which I'm presuming the smaller numbers refers to the single drawing. The crop is minimal.)