Villeroy Collection

Cimetiere et charniers des Innocents en 1785 (engraving)
963136 Cimetiere et charniers des Innocents en 1785 (engraving) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Cimetiere et charniers des Innocents en 1785)

BATTLE OF RAMILLIES Marlborough and Prince Eugene inflict an overwhelming defeat on the French army commanded by Marshal Villeroy Date: 23 May 1706

Nicolas de Neuville, marquis de Villeroy. Creator: Jean Morin
Nicolas de Neuville, marquis de Villeroy

Denise de Villeroy, Dame de Fleury, mid 16th century, (1907). Creator: Unknown
Denise de Villeroy, Dame de Fleury, mid 16th century, (1907). Portrait of French noblewoman Denise de Neufville (born 1544)

Nicolas V De Neufville De Villeroy, 1St Duke Of Villeroy, 1598 A

Duchesse Luxembourg
MADELEINE ANGELIQUE de NEUVILLE VILLEROY, duchesse de LUXEMBOURG French social leader Date: 1707 - 1787

The chiefs of the Fronde admitted to greet the King Louis XIV (1638-1715) after his coming back
XIR239590 The chiefs of the Fronde admitted to greet the King Louis XIV (1638-1715) after his coming back, on 18th August 1649 (engraving) (b/w photo) by French School

Portrait of Marshal Francois de Neufville, Duke of Villeroy, Pieter van den Berge, unknown, 1695 - 1737

Henri and Counsellors
Henri IV and his principal advisers - D Aubigne, Duplessis-Mornay, de Villeroy and Sully

Battle of Ramillies
BATTLE OF RAMILLIES Marlborough and Prince Eugene inflict a decisive defeat on the French under Villeroy : here, the allies are pursuing the retreating French

Ramillies (Dupray)
BATTLE OF RAMILLIES The Allies under Marlborough and Prince Eugene defeat the French under Villeroy who suffer heavy losses

Battle of Fontenoy 1745
BATTLE OF RAMILLIES Marlborough and Prinz Eugen overwhelmingly defeat the French under Villeroy, driving them out of the town

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Villeroy, a name that echoes through history with its tales of power, defeat, and nobility. From the haunting Cimetiere et charniers des Innocents in 1785 to the overwhelming defeat at the Battle of Ramillies by Marlborough and Prince Eugene, Villeroy's legacy is one of both triumphs and tragedies. Nicolas de Neuville, marquis de Villeroy, immortalized in Jean Morin's engraving, stands as a symbol of aristocratic grandeur. Alongside him is Denise de Villeroy, Dame de Fleury from the mid-16th century. Their portraits capture an era filled with opulence and elegance. But not all members of the Villeroy family were destined for greatness. The Duchesse Luxembourg reminds us that even noble blood can face adversity. Yet it was Nicolas V De Neufville De Villeroy who rose above his peers to become the first Duke in 1598. Intrigue also surrounded this illustrious lineage. The chiefs of Fronde paid homage to King Louis XIV upon his return - a moment captured in time when power dynamics shifted within France. Marshal Francois de Neufville, Duke portrayed by Pieter van den Berge exemplifies military prowess intertwined with nobility. His portrait exudes authority and strength befitting a man who commanded respect on the battlefield. The reign of Louis XV saw further prominence for the name Villeroy as he ascended to become King of France from 1715-1774. Les grands dignitaires du sacre stood beside him during this significant period in French history. Henri and Counsellors add another layer to this captivating narrative surrounding the House of Villeryoys' influence throughout different epochs. From battles lost to victories won, from royalty to commoners bearing their name proudly.