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Fêtes et Crimes à la Renaissance. La cour d'Henri III. Grèce jusqu’aux gravures définitives rehaussées àHenry III (1551 1589), the last sovereign of the Valois dynasty, third son of Henry II and Catherine de Medici, ascended the throne in 1574, for what would prove to be a reign marked by religious wars, political crimes, and the splendor of the court. It is this constant tension that the artistic productions presented in the exhibition and reproduced in this book seek to explore. Was not one of the greatest French artists of the second half of the 16th