Hispano-Moresque ware of the XV. century : a contribution to its history and chronology based upon armorial specimens (1904)
Put, A. van de · London : Art Workers' Quarterly : Sole agents for Great Britain and the Colonies, Chapman and Hall · leaf 115
various branches of thehouse of France than with other royalties, indicatesthe object adorned with this remarkable and unusualcombination of arms to have been, probably, a presentfrom the Burgundian duke to the French king, or tothe heir-apparent. During the latters sojourn in theNetherlands, it is… … [To face page 70. OF THE XV. CENTURY. 71 the king, and honours to the Dauphin, is well set forthin the language of the chroniclers by Mme. De Witt(nee Guizot) ^: Louis left Dauphiny by the roadtowards Saint-Claude in Burgundy, ... to SaintNicolas de Varangeville and thence to Brabant, . . .but the…
