's beloved nephew, Henri, Duc de Bordeaux, later called the Comte de Chambord and pretender to the throne of France. The prince is shown with his sister, Louise d'Artois.
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
Cradle of the Comte de Chambord
's beloved nephew, Henri, Duc de Bordeaux, later called the Comte de Chambord and pretender to the throne of France. The prince is shown with his sister, Louise d'Artois.
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What a superb post- Thank you! I love the cradle!
ReplyDeleteThank you for this! It is touching to see.
ReplyDeleteWhen one compares it with the grandiose cradle of Napoleon's son, this seems quite simple by contrast...
Thank you, Lucy! Matterhorn, I was thinking the same thing!
ReplyDeleteREMOND SCHEMOND, it was obviously designed by Sherle Wagner!
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