Marot (Daniel) [Oeuvres], engraved portrait by J.Gole after Parmantier (trimmed to edge of image and laid down), 238 engravings from various suites mounted on stubs, plus one pencil tracing tipped in, one or two engravings trimmed and mounted, some light marginal spotting or soiling, later crushed brown morocco, by Champs, inner gilt dentelles, uncut, slightly rubbed at edges, [cf.Berlin Kat. 355-357], small folio, [?Amsterdam], [18th century]; sold as a collection of plates, not subject to return

⁂ Splendid collection of engravings by Daniel Marot, architect, furniture designer and engraver, son of Jean Marot and pupil of Jean Le Pautre. The plates depict a wide selection of designs in the late Baroque or Louis XIV style for classical scenes and landscapes, triumphal arches, doorways, gates & ironwork, theatre set designs, tombs, painted rooms & staircases, ceilings, panelling & windows, chimneypieces, ornaments, gold & silverwork, clocks, furnishings, bed, embroidery, parterres, garden ornaments, vases etc.