De Patrum et Medii Aevi Scriptorum Codicibus in Bibliotheca Petrarcae olim Collectis

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Pierre de Nolhac was a French historian and poet from the 19th century. He became Director of the Chateau de Versailles Museum in 1892; a critical role as he gathered the art and furniture that had been dispersed during the Revolution. Elected as a member of the Academie Francaise in 1922, his written work on 18th-century France, including the art of the time, the Chateau de Versailles, French nobility, Marie Antoinette, Jean Marc Nattier, and Maurice Quentin de Latour, are seminal pieces to this day.