The king giving the accolade,Louis XIII,Throne,Abraham Bosse,Cannons,Bell Tents

Title: [The king giving the accolade] / A. Bosse in.
Creator(s): Bosse, Abraham, 1602-1676, artist
Related Names:
Tavernier, Melchior, d. 1641.
Firens, Pierre, 1601-1690.
Date Created/Published: [1633?]
Summary: Print shows the Louis XIII sitting on the throne with eight men kneeling before him; scene through windows shows fortifications with cannons, bell tents, and soldiers in formation.
Notes:
Title from shelflist card.
Possibly from: Eloges et discovrs svr la triomphante reception dv Roy [Louis XIII] en sa ville de Paris, apres la reduction de la Rochelle : accompagnez des figvres, tant des arcs de triomphe, que des autres preparatifs. Paris : P. Rocolet, 1629.
Hubbard Collection.
Published in: Viewpoints; a selection from the pictorial collections of the Library of Congress .... Washington : Library of Congress ..., 1975, no. 12.
Subjects:
Louis--XIII,--King of France,--1601-1643.
Kings--France--1630-1640.
Nobility--France--1630-1640.
Engravings--1630-1640.
Bookmark /2007677548/
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