Alexandrine Saint-Aubin

Anne-Alexandrine d'Herbez, known under the name Alexandrine Saint-Aubin, (9 April 1793 - 30 March 1867), was a French operatic soprano.

She made a fleeting appearance at her mother's side in Le Prisonnier by Della-Maria.

She made her real debut on November 3, 1809, at the Theatre Favard, in two of the roles that had earned her mother the most brilliant success, the ingenue of l'Opéra-Comique and the soubrette by Ambroise ou Voilà ma journée.

[1] In 1810, she plays the title role in Cendrillon by Nicolas Isouard, seventy-eight performances in less than a year, one hundred in total, which is rare at the Opéra-Comique, at the time.

[3] Widowed in 1839, she remarried in 1840 to Alexandre Houdaille,[4][5] wood merchant in Nevers.

Portrait of Alexandrine Saint-Aubin, by Jean-Baptiste Paulin Guérin , circa 1819