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Gaspard II de Coligny

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9 paintings

  • Admiral Coligny Confronts His Assassins
    Admiral Coligny Confronts His Assassins
    Joseph-Benoît Suvée
    1787 · Musée des Beaux-Arts de Dijon
  • Jeanne d'Albret présentant son fils à l'armée protestante
    Jeanne d'Albret présentant son fils à l'armée protestante
    Pierre-Antoine Labouchère
    1868 · Société de l'histoire du protestantisme français
  • Portrait of the Brothers Gaspard (1519-1572), Odet (1517-1571) and François (1512-1569) de Châtillon-Coligny
    Portrait of the Brothers Gaspard (1519-1572), Odet (1517-1571) and François (1512-1569) de Châtillon-Coligny
    Unknown artist
    16th century · Mauritshuis
  • The Brothers de Coligny: Odet (1517-1571), Gaspard II (1519-1572) and François (1512-1569)
    The Brothers de Coligny: Odet (1517-1571), Gaspard II (1519-1572) and François (1512-1569)
    Unknown artist
    1545–1599 · National Trust
  • Portrait of Admiral Gaspard II de Coligny
    Portrait of Admiral Gaspard II de Coligny
    François Clouet
    16th century · Saint Louis Art Museum
  • Catherine di Medici and Admiral de Coligny
    Catherine di Medici and Admiral de Coligny
    Georg Wilhelm Volkhart
    1849 · Hämeenlinna Art Museum
  • Entrevue de Toury de 1562
    Entrevue de Toury de 1562
    Adrien Marie
    1884 · Condé Museum
  • Catherine de Médicis with the Head of Coligny
    Catherine de Médicis with the Head of Coligny
    After Joseph Hornung
    · Victoria and Albert Museum
  • Coligny Injured by Maurevert
    Coligny Injured by Maurevert
    Pierre Charles Comte
    c. 1853
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