Nantes imagery on laid paper published by Roiné père, Dumoutier and Roiné fils.

Folds, some gaps in the very fresh colors.

Musée de Bretagne : Inv.2018.0000.1620

Pierre-Vincent Roiné, son of a Nantes cartier took over the paternal factory in 1782. In 1802 he sold his factory to his son Pierre, born in 1784, who died around 1817-1818 without ever making images. He gives up his house to his daughter-in-law who continues her husband's card business and joins forces with Dumoutier. It was not until around 1817 that the production of images began. Around 1820 Roiné's second son, Philibert, was associated with the business. Around 1823 Dumoutier disappeared from the association, then Roiné father died in 1826-1829.