Tremoille Collection

Jean de la Tremoille, seigneur of Jonvelle, 1377-1449
Jean de la Tremouille, Jean de la Tremoille, seigneur of Jonvelle, 1377-1449. Chromolithograph from Loredan Larcheys Ancien Armorial Equestre de la Toison d Or et de l Europe au 15e siecle

Francois II de la Tremoille, husband of Anne de Laval, 1505-1541. Handcoloured lithograph after a painting in Roger de Gaignieres portfolio VIII 27 from Le Bibliophile Jacob aka Paul Lacroixs

Louis de la Tremoille, comte de Joigny, d. 1464. Handcoloured lithograph by Leopold Massard after a tapestry of the story of Esther

Portrait of Marie-Charlotte de la Tremouille, Duchess of Saxe-Iena
CH441504 Portrait of Marie-Charlotte de la Tremouille, Duchess of Saxe-Iena, dressed as an allegory of Geomtery (oil on canvas) by Beaubrun

Pentecost and a Preaching Scene, Book of Hours (Use of Paris) (ink & colour on vellum)
1764376 Pentecost and a Preaching Scene, Book of Hours (Use of Paris) (ink & colour on vellum) by French School, (15th century); 5.7x4 cm; Fitzwilliam Museum, University of Cambridge

Marie-Anne de La Tremoille (1642-1722), Princess of Ursins, French politician, courtesan of Maria Luisa Gabriela of Savoy, engraving, 1870

Farewell of the Princess of Ursins in Jadraque on December 23, 1714. Queen Elizabeth Farnese, new wife of Philip V, orders the Princess of Ursins, Marie-Anne Tremoille

The Countess Receives The Banners, c1907. From My Book of True Stories. [Blackie and Son Limited, London]. Charlotte Stanley, Countess of Derby and her children

Antoine-Philippe de La Tremoille, prince de Talmont (1765-1794)
Antoine-Philippe de La Tre moille, prince de Talmont (1765-1794), . Found in the Collection of Muse e d art et d histoire, Cholet

Princesse des Ursins, Anne Marie de La Tremoille, c1670, (1939). Marie Anne de La Tremoille, princesse des Ursins (1642 - December 5, 1722)

The Defence of Lathom House, 1644. Artist: J Godfrey
The Defence of Lathom House, 1644. Lathom House in Lancashire was the home of the Earls of Derby. In 1644, during the Civil War

Charlotte Stanley, Countess of Derby, (1825). Artist: TA Dean
Charlotte Stanley, Countess of Derby, (1825). The granddaughter of William, Prince of Orange, Charlotte married the 7th Earl of Derby, who was taken prisoner at Worcester in 1651

Ursins, Marie-Anne de la Tremoille, princesse des (1642-1722). Lady of the Spanish court, was the daughter of the duc de Noirmoutier and his wife Ren饠 Julie Aubri

Marie Anne de La Tr魯ille
MARIE-ANNE de la TREMOILLE, princesse des URSINS (1642-1722) wife (1) of prince de Chalais, (2) duc de Bracciano, created French salon in Italy and intrigued in France etc. Date: 1642 - 1722

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"Tremoille: A Legacy of Power, Influence, and Artistic Patronage" From the medieval era to the modern age, the name Tremoille has been associated with notable figures who left an indelible mark on history. Jean de la Tremoille, seigneur of Jonvelle (1377-1449), was a prominent nobleman known for his military prowess and diplomatic skills. His strategic alliances shaped the political landscape of his time. Another influential member of the Tremoille family was Francois II de la Tremoille, husband of Anne. Their union brought together two powerful families and solidified their position in society. Their story is one of love and ambition intertwined. Art also found its place within the Tremoille lineage. The portrait of Marie-Charlotte de la Tremouille, Duchess of Saxe-Iena, showcases her regal elegance and refined taste in artistry. This depiction captures her essence as a patroness of culture during her time. Religious devotion played a significant role in the lives of some members as seen through works like "Pentecost and a Preaching Scene" from a Book of Hours (Use of Paris). This intricate piece reflects both faith and artistic craftsmanship that were highly valued during this period. Marie-Anne de La Tremoille (1642-1722), Princess Ursins, stands out as an exceptional French politician who wielded power behind thrones. Her farewell in Jadraque marked an end to an era where she influenced European politics alongside Queen Elizabeth Farnese. The Countess Receives The Banners depicts another facet - nobility's participation in ceremonial events such as receiving honors or symbols representing their authority. It exemplifies how Antoine-Philippe de La Tremoille embraced his role as prince de Talmont (1765-1794).