Daniel Marot
Daniel Marot (
1661-
1752) was a
French-
Protestant, an
architect, furniture designer and engraver. In this he was following the professionof his father, Jean Marot He left France following the anti-Protestant
Edict of Fontainebleau (
1685, prior to the revocation of the Edict of nantes. Marot moved to the
Netherlands where he Stadthilder who later became
William of Orange; in particular, he is associated with
Het Loo. In
1694, he traveled with William to
London where he was appointed on eof his architects and Master of Works. He returned to Holland, in
1698, where he lived until his death.
A folio volume of his furniture designs was published in Amsterdam. Not surprisingly the designs show strong French, Dutch and English influences.