It is mainly from the collection of François Roger de Gaiginères (1642-1715), the antiquary who assembled a extensive collection of drawings of historical artifacts, not solely church monuments; but also from other, usually unknown sources as well. In many cases I have not been able to identify the commemorated or the original site of the monument.
There are similar drawings that have added to other French pages, mainly those of St Denis, where this may prove more relevant.
The are many more to add in the future.
I trust these are all out of copyright as Gaiginères was born the same year as Isaac Newton! They are anyway for educational and research purposes only and no financial gain is involved.
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| John of Montmorency, Lord of Couriers, Knight |
Duke of Longueville Church of the Celestines |
Marguerite of Provence Wife of St Louis Church of St Louis |
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| John II, Duke of Brittany St Martin |
John le Fel & Robert de la Toutrotte Abbey of Chaalis |
Adam de Chambly Abbey of Chaalis |
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| Unknown | Pierre Couchon Bishop of Beauvais Lisieux Cathedral |
Unknown | Unknown Bishop |
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| Unknown | Marketa, Provence |
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| Unknown | This appears to be a bronze monument to King Charles V at St Denis, Paris. There is a marble double monument to this King at his Wife still remaining there. This may have been a alternative one but now destroyed for the metal |