Émilie Bigottini [SEP] place of birth
Émilie Bigottini
Émilie Bigottini (16 April 1784, Toulouse - 28 April 1858, Paris) was a French dancer of Italian ancestry.
The daughter of Francesco Bigottini, a famous harlequin at Paris's Comédie-Italienne, she joined the Opéra ballet at age 17 and led its company until her retirement in 1823, distinguishing herself in the ballets of Louis Milon. Napoleon I of France was one of her fervent admirers. 
Despite her numerous liaisons, she escaped the reputation for immorality which afflicted most of her contemporaries in
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