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Vue de Nancy.

VAN SOMPEL, Pieter after Anthony VAN DYCK; [Marguerite of Lorraine, DUCHESS OF ORLEANS, (1615-1672, portrait of)]Biblio.com

Margarita Coniux Gastonis Margarita wife of Gaston d'Orleans

164415325Haarlem: Published by Pieter Soutman 1644. Mixed method engraving and etching. Printed on fine watermarked laid paper. In excellent condition. Image size: 15 1/2 x 10 1/2 inches. A lavish engraving from a series of portraits of Hapsburg royalty published by Pieter Soutman.<br/> <br/> This stunning portrait is from a suite of engravings published by Pieter Claesz Soutman. Executed by some of the most noted seventeenth century engravers the suite is a lavish series of portraits of the Hapsburg dynasty. A prolific engraver and publisher Soutman began his career as a painter in Ruben's studio. In 1628 he returned to Haarlem and founded his own workshop which was responsible for training some of the most celebrated printmakers in Holland. Marguerite of Lorraine born into the prestigious House of Lorraine in Nancy emerged as a figure of strength and resilience. Raised by her aunt Catherine of Lorraine the Abbess of Remiremont after the loss of her mother Marguerite's life was intertwined with political upheavals and clandestine romance. She became the Duchess of Orléans through a secret marriage to Gaston Duke of Orléans the younger brother of King Louis XIII. This union was kept hidden due to France and Lorraine being historical adversaries. Thus Marguerite's relationship was marred by betrayals and political maneuvering as Henri II Duke of Montmorency exposed her elopment leading to the annulment of her marriage to Gaston. It was only on his deathbed that King Louis XIII pardoned Gaston and allowed him to remarry Marguerite. They solemnized their marriage for the third time and were welcomed at the French court where Marguerite took on the title of Madame. As Madame she resided in the Luxembourg Palace and later at the Château de Blois. Although she was received warmly at the French court Marguerite faced personal challenges battling agoraphobia and rarely participating in her courtly duties. After Gaston's death in exile the Dukedom of Orléans passed to his nephew and Marguerite became the Dowager Duchess of Orléans. She continued to reside in the Palais d'Orléans until her passing in 1672 leaving a legacy of resilience in the face of political intrigue and personal struggles.<br/> <br/> Hollstein Dutch and Flemish etchings engravings and woodcuts ca. 1450-1700 Vol XXVII p. 209 no. 12 state i;Benezit Dictionnaire des Peintres Sculpteurs Dessinateurs et Graveurs. Published by Pieter Soutman unknown

Donald Heald Rare Books · États-Unis200,00 $US≈ 169,22 €

GUISE (Henri II de Lorraine, duc de). - [GOIBAUD (Philippe, sieur Du Bois)].Livre Rare Book

Les Mémoires de feu Monsieur le Duc de Guise. Seconde édition.

166846404177Paris, Martin et Mabre-Cramoisy, 1668 ; in-12, veau brun marbré, dos orné, tr. rouges. (Reliure de l’époque) 5 ff. (manque le 1er blanc), 580 pp., 3 ff.PREMIÈRE ÉDITION IN-12 parue la même année que l’édition originale in-4. Ce sont les mémoires de Henry II de Lorraine duc de Guise (1614-1664). Ils ont été publiés par son secrétaire, le sieur de Saint-Yon. Voici ce qu’en dit l’abbé Gallois dans le Journal des Savants en 1668 : “Il faut avouer qu’il y a dans ces Mémoires je ne sais quoi, qu’on ne saurait exprimer et qui ne se trouve pas ordinairement dans les histoires, soit que cela vienne du génie particulier de M. de Guise, ou de naissance, ou peut-être de ce que ceux qui ont fait eux-mêmes de grands exploits, ont un particulier avantage pour les écrire”. Augustin Calmet, Bibl. lorraine 594 ne doute pas que ces mémoires sont de la main du duc. Bourgeois et André II, 785 sont d’un autre avis : “ces mémoires, rédigés probablement par Philippe Goibaud, ne racontent pas toute la vie aventureuse et brouillonne du duc de Guise. On n’y trouvera rien sur les galanteries excessives et bizarres de cet archevêque de Reims devenu duc par la mort de son frère aîné, sur sa participation au complot du Cte de Soissons (1641) et aux intrigues de la Fronde où il put jouer un rôle politique sérieux. Les mémoires ne traitent que l’expédition de Naples et de sa captivité chez les Espagnols. Bien que restreints à ce sujet, ils suffisent pour connaître le caractère inconstant et sans équilibre et la faible intelligence de ce duc. (...) L’auteur accuse tout le monde, en particulier Mazarin, alors qu’il n’aurait dû l’accuser que de son incapacité.” Cioranesco [article Goibaud] 33489.

Librairie du Manoir de Pron · Montigny sur Canne, France250,00 €

Henri II de Lorraine Duc de GUISEBiblio.com

Les memoires de feu Monsieur le Duc de Guise

166865186A Paris: Chez Edme Martinet Sébastien Mabre-Cramoisy 1668. Fine. Chez Edme Martin et Sébastien Mabre-Cramoisy A Paris 1668 19 x 25.80 cm relié First edition uncommon. A title vignette with the arms of the Duke of Guise Henri II de Lorraine 1614-1664. These memoirs were published by the Duke's secretary sieur de Saint-Yon who allegedly asked Philippe Goibeau to write them. It should be noted however that Augustin Calmet Bibl. lorraine 594 does not doubt that these memoirs are from the duke's hand. Fine printing in large characters. Contemporary full brown speckled and glazed sheep binding. Richly decorated spine with raised bands. Brown morocco title label. Narrow split to joints at head. Last compartment narrowly split on upper joint. Missing one third of the title label. 3 corners slightly bumped. Pale gilt crayon letters have been added where those of the title label are missing namely ME before MOIRE and the G of Guise. Slight trace of pale dampstain from p.122 in upper margin on several leaves then appearing erratically; this dampstain becomes yellow from p. 744 to the end and is more pronounced. 18th-century armorial bookplate: S.R.I. comes de Wiser eer Dinand Andreas. ""These Memoirs deal with the Naples expedition where the Duke of Guise tries to have the claims of the house of Lorraine on the kingdom of the Two Sicilies accepted and where his attempt ends with captivity among the Spanish"" Sources de l'histoire de France 785. Here is what abbé Gallois says about it in the Journal des Savants in 1668: ""It must be admitted that there is in these Memoirs something indefinable which cannot be expressed and which is not ordinarily found in histories whether this comes from M. de Guise's particular genius or by birth or perhaps from the fact that those who have themselves performed great exploits have a particular advantage in writing about them"". Chez Edme Martinet Sébastien Mabre-Cramoisy hardcover

Rare Books Le Feu Follet - Edition-Originale.com · France1 035,00 €

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