[110] See Plate LIX. [111] See Plate LXI. [112] See Plate LXV. [113] Collection Deligand, Paris. [114] G. Moreau Nélaton, _Les Le Mannier_. [115] See Frontispiece. [116] See Plate X. [117] See Plate IV. [118] See Plate LXVIII. [119] See Plate IX. [120] See Plate LXXI, British Museum, Salting Collection. [121] See Plate VIII. [122] The painting in the Victoria and Albert Museum (Jones Collection) is also an echo of this same drawing. [123] See Plate LXVII. [124] The nephew of François Clouet, whose signature, _Fulonis fecit_, we find on some of the markedly weaker drawings of the Lecurieux album. [125] See Plate LXV. [126] See Frontispiece. [127] Dimier, _Bulletin de la Société Nationale de Antiquaires de France_. [128] See Plate LXIX. [129] See Plate LXX. [130] See Plate LXXI. [131] See Plate LXXII. [132] The late M. F. A. Gruyer recently presented to the Musée Condé a fine landscape by Claude Lorraine which hangs in the Salle de Minerve, and there are some excellent drawings by this master in the portfolios in the Salle Caroline. [133] See Plate XV. [134] See Plate LXXIII. [135] See Plate LXXIII. [136] See Plate XVI. [137] These may be seen at Versailles. [138] These are exhibited in one of the rooms of the Petit Château. [139] See Plate LXXIV. [140] See Plate LXXVII. [141] See Plate LXXVIII. [142] There are several examples of Chantilly porcelain in the Victoria and Albert Museum. [143] See Plate LXXIX. * * * * * Typographical errors corrected by the etext transcriber: Revue de l'Art Ancienne et Moderne=> Revue de l'Art Ancien et Moderne {pg xxvi} Les Quarante Fouquets=> Les Quarante Fouquet {pg xxvi} Les Le Manniers, Peintres=> Les Le Mannier, Peintres {pg xxvii} Les Clouets, Peintres officiels des Rois de France=> Les Clouet, Peintres officiels des Rois de France {pg xxvii} portraist of, 137, 266, 267=> portraits of, 137, 266, 267 {pg 298} Paremont de Narbonne=> Parement de Narbonne {pg 299} in Tres Riches Heures=> in Très Riches Heures {pg 305} Horus of Turin=> Hours of Turin {pg 165 n.} the the teacher of St. Paul.=> the teacher of St. Paul. {pg 192} End of Project Gutenberg's Chantilly in History and Art, by Louise M. Richter