Walks in Paris
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A retable representing the Creed, from the abbey of St. Riquier. 1587.
1025. Reliquary from the abbey of St. Yved of Braisne-en- Soissonais. Ivory of XII. c.
1035. Ivory relief of the marriage of Otho I., Emperor of the East, with Théophane, daughter of Romanus II. X. c.
1055. Mirror case representing St. Louis and his mother Queen Blanche. From the treasury of St. Denis.
*I079. "Oratoire des Duchesses de Bourgogne." A set of pictures in ivory of XIV. c. From the Chartreux of Dijon.
1080. Id. I...vories of the life of Christ.
1152. "L'insouciance du jeune âge." An ivory statuette by Duquesnoy. XVII. c.
1337. Coffre de Mariage. From the château of Loches.
1424. Cabinet of time of Henry II. From the abbey of Clair- vaux.
1679. Mary Magdalen at Marseilles. A painting on wood by King René of Provence. XV. c.
1682. Coronation of Louis XII. A painting on wood. XV. c.
1742. Venus and Cupid. Portrait of Diane de Poitiers by Primaticcio. XVI. c.
1746. Portrait of Marie Gaudin, Dame de la Bourdaisière, first mistress of François I., at that time Due de Valois.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A retable representing the Creed, from the abbey of St. Riquier. 1587.
1025. Reliquary from the abbey of St. Yved of Braisne-en- Soissonais. Ivory of XII. c.
1035. Ivory relief of the marriage of Otho I., Emperor of the East, with Théophane, daughter of Romanus II. X. c.
1055. Mirror case representing St. Louis and his mother Queen Blanche. From the treasury of St. Denis.
*I079. "Oratoire des Duchesses de Bourgogne." A set of pictures in ivory of XIV. c. From the Chartreux of Dijon.
1080. Id. I...vories of the life of Christ.
1152. "L'insouciance du jeune âge." An ivory statuette by Duquesnoy. XVII. c.
1337. Coffre de Mariage. From the château of Loches.
1424. Cabinet of time of Henry II. From the abbey of Clair- vaux.
1679. Mary Magdalen at Marseilles. A painting on wood by King René of Provence. XV. c.
1682. Coronation of Louis XII. A painting on wood. XV. c.
1742. Venus and Cupid. Portrait of Diane de Poitiers by Primaticcio. XVI. c.
1746. Portrait of Marie Gaudin, Dame de la Bourdaisière, first mistress of François I., at that time Due de Valois.
What to read after Walks in Paris?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Augustus J C Augustus John Cuthbert Hare to read onlineMoreLess
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