Monumens Érigés En France A La Gloire De Louis XV, Précédés d'un Tableau du progrès dês Arts & des Sciences sous ce règne,...Ouvrage enrichi des Places du Roi, gravées en tailledouce Possibly 1765

"Monumens Érigés En France A La Gloire De Louis XV" is a title page by Pierre Patte, a French architect, from 1765. The title page features a decorative illustration of a winged figure holding a trumpet and a shield with the fleurs-de-lis, the emblem of the French monarchy. The image is a visual representation of the grandeur and power of Louis XV's reign. The text itself describes the work as a collection of descriptions of monuments built in honor of Louis XV, along with a historical account of the progress of the arts and sciences during his reign. Patte's work serves as a valuable document for understanding the artistic and architectural landscape of France during the reign of Louis XV.