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Marc René de Voyer, Marquis d'Argenson (1652-1721)
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After Hyacinthe RIGAUD Marc René de Voyer, Marquis d'Argenson (1652-1721) Engraving, old proof. 15 x 11 cm

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After Hyacinthe RIGAUD Marc René de Voyer, Marquis d'Argenson (1652-1721) Engraving, old proof. 15 x 11 cm

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[ARCY (Michel Larcher, marquis d')]. - Manuscript entitled "Catalogue des livres de M.Larcher. Paris 1738". In-folio, brown marbled calf, spine ribbed, cloisonné and fleuronné with garnet title-piece, triple gilt fillet framing the boards, gilt roulette decorating the necks and endpapers; worn binding with missing headpieces and corners, handwritten note cut out in the margin of the first flyleaf (period binding). Catalog listing a library built up in three stages over a century and a half. Library of the Marquis d'Arcy, Michel Larcher (1714-1772). 85ff. handwritten on front. Catalog based on a thematic plan, with the number of volumes, format and location in the library indicated for each work. A member of the Paris Parlement in 1735, Michel Larcher became maître des requêtes in 1741. One of his cousins had married the Marquis de Paulmy and Comte d'Argenson, Marc-Pierre de Voyer. List of works acquired by the Marquis d'Arcy Michel-François-Louis Larcher (1754-1804), son of the former. Around ten pages, mostly double-sided, for books generally published in the years 1770-1800. The Marquis held no public office, and devoted his life to managing his Burgundian estate. Acquired by the Count of Antioche, Alphonse-Charles de Brotty (1813-1882), and kept at the Château de Sélore, Saône-et-Loire. Some fifteen double-sided pages. The drafting of this catalog, which began in 1872, was interrupted before completion. Alphonse-Charles de Brotty had inherited the estate from his sister, Françoise-Gabrielle Céline de Brotty, second wife of Georges Thomé de Saint-Cyr, himself second husband of Sophie Jacquelin-Dulphé, who had first been the wife of the Marquis d'Arcy, Michel-François-Louis Larcher. Bound with the arms of Michel Larcher (iron missing from OHR). Attached is a drawing of a château plan (18th or early 19th century, ink and pen with brown wash highlights, approx. 32x7.5cm with cut-outs). Provenance: Comtes d'Antioche (ex-libris vignette covering two others, including one by Michel Larcher).

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