Paul Durrieu

next decades. A monograph with 65 heliogravure plates was published by Paul Durrieu in 1904, to coincide with a major exhibition of French Gothic art in

(A. Tomassetti, Bullarium Romanum Turin edition Vol. IV, pp. 35-36). Paul Durrieu, Les archives angevines de Naples II (Paris 1887), p. 180. On 4 January

Léon de Laborde in approximately 1850. But it was not till 1889 that Paul Durrieu attributed a complete set of works to Colaud. The works in question were

which also took many decades to complete. The French art historian Paul Durrieu fortunately published his monograph, with photographs, on the Turin Hours

Maries) was bought by the bibliothèque nationale de France. In 1889, comte Paul Durrieu, curator of paintings at the musée du Louvre, oversaw the purchase of