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English: Funerary monument of the heart of Duke Henri I de Longueville (1564-1595). 1661-1663. François Anguier (1604-1669). From the chapel of the Orleans family in the church of the Célestins convent in Paris destroyed during the French Révolution.
Français : Monument du coeur du duc Henri Ier de Longueville (1564-1595). 1661-1663. François Anguier (1604-1669). Provient de la chapelle des Orléans dans l'église du couvent des Célestins à Paris détruite à la Révolution.
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