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"Anne Marie MARTINOZZI, princesse de Conti, épouse de Messire Armand de BOURBON, Prince de Conti, Prince de sang, Pair et Grand Maître de France...". Engraving (23 x 16.5 cm) by L'ARMESSIN. Paris, Louis Boissevin, rue St Jacques. (c. 1690)

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"Anne Marie MARTINOZZI, princesse de Conti, épouse de Messire Armand de BOURBON, Prince de Conti, Prince de sang, Pair et Grand Maître de France...". Engraving (23 x 16.5 cm) by L'ARMESSIN. Paris, Louis Boissevin, rue St Jacques. (c. 1690)

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