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I went to the London exhibition in 1999 and couldn't afford this catalogue at the time but found my copy in a charity shop yesterday. Such serendipity.
If you do not know the story of how Ingres and his wife met I beg you to research this. :-) And they say internet dating is fraught. Ingres and his first wife became engaged sight unseen!
I do recall a simply wonderful sketch of Madeleine, his wife, at the London exhibition which was the most astonishingly lively and loving portrait I have ever seen. Sadly I cannot find a reproduction of this in the book but it is a mighty tome and I shall keep looking. ( )