Genealogical Notes and Anecdeotes: L'oriflamme de St.-Denis











LOUIS-CHARLES DE BOURBON, LE DUC DE NORMANDIE le 27 mars 1785, Versailles - le 8 juin 1795, Paris Portrait par Alexander Kucharsky (le 18 mars 1741, Varsovie - le 5 novembre 1819, Paris, à Sainte-Périne), Musée de Versailles (M. V. 6520) Voyez Deborah Cadbury, The Lost King of France: A True Story of Revolution, Revenge, and DNA (New York: 2002) et voyez aussi William L. Pressly, The French Revolution as Blasphemy: Johan Zoffany's Paintings of the Massacre at Paris, August 10, 1792 (Berkeley: 1999).



	MONTJOIE ST. DENIS!



	L'oriflamme de St.-Denis, représenté comme si à la bataille de Crécy, le 26 août 1346



La bataille de Crécy, le 26 août 1346 Jean Froissart, Chroniques La Bibliothèque nationale de France, MS FR 2643, fol. 165v Flandre, Bruges XVe s. (170 x 200 mm) l'image © La Bibliothèque nationale de France



	St.-Denis, le protomartyr de la France, et Charlemagne a la fresque, Palais de Justice, Paris XVe s.

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