Null HENRY ABRAHAM CHATELAIN (1684-1743)
Carte genealogique de la Masion de Valo…

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HENRY ABRAHAM CHATELAIN (1684-1743) Carte genealogique de la Masion de Valois .... Engraving. Copperplate engraving with representation of the great family tree of the Valois family with 25 coats of arms in the upper margin, four perspective views in the base: Place Royale, widow of the Place Royale, Palais des Tuileries and Palais du Luxembourg, and descriptive text Dimensions print: 40,5 x 95 cm

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HENRY ABRAHAM CHATELAIN (1684-1743) Carte genealogique de la Masion de Valois .... Engraving. Copperplate engraving with representation of the great family tree of the Valois family with 25 coats of arms in the upper margin, four perspective views in the base: Place Royale, widow of the Place Royale, Palais des Tuileries and Palais du Luxembourg, and descriptive text Dimensions print: 40,5 x 95 cm

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