Edouard PINGRET (1785-1869) French school of the 19th centur - Lot 115

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Edouard PINGRET (1785-1869) French school of the 19th centur - Lot 115
Edouard PINGRET (1785-1869) French school of the 19th century. Portrait of Monsignor François-Jean-Hyacinthe, Count FEUTRIER, Vicar General of the diocese of PARIS, then Bishop of BEAUVAIS. Oil on canvas dated 1825. 100 x 81 cm. Gilded wooden frame. Biographies: François-Jean-Hyacinthe Feutrier, count-bishop of Beauvais, born in Paris on April 2, 1785 - died in Paris on June 27, 1830). He studied theology at Saint-Sulpice. He was ordained a priest in 1809, then appointed by Cardinal FESCH as secretary general of the great chaplaincy. During the Empire, he was a member of the Council convened to try to bring the Holy See and the Emperor closer together, where he took the Pope's side. The Archbishop of Rheims, the Grand Chaplain of France, M. de TALLEYRAND, in his turn took him on. Having refused to swear an oath to the Emperor during the Hundred Days, Father FEUTRIER was rewarded, during the second Restoration, with a seat at the Royal Chapter of Saint-Denis. He then became parish priest of the Madeleine and distinguished himself as a preacher, much appreciated for his eloquence. Among his most famous oratorical works are those of : Funeral Oration of the Duke of Berry (1820), The Funeral Oration of SAS Madame la Duchesse d'Orléans (1821), the Eulogy of Saint-Louis (1822) and the Historical and Religious Eulogy of Joan of Arc in Orléans (1821). He was appointed Vicar General of the Diocese of Paris in 1823 and held this position until 1826. In 1825, he was promoted Bishop of Beauvais. In 1827, he presided over the great electoral college of the Oise. At the beginning of 1828, he received from Charles X the portfolio of Ecclesiastical Affairs. In his capacity as minister, he took part in the ordinances of January 16, 1828, which closed the boarding schools run by the Jesuits and submitted the minor seminaries to university jurisdiction. The high clergy protested this infringement of their prerogatives, cried out for persecution and put the minister "in quarantine
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