In the tax lists under Philippe le Bel, in 1292, we find twenty-four tapestry weavers already inscribed. We have mentioned Colin Rataille in the fourteenth century; then in 1412 we see Antoine Semectre, who also leaves the capital to go and seek his fortune at Lille; "in 1424 it is Guillaume Deschamps, Jehan Chevance, and Goumier Dumoustier: in 1454 Nicaise de Crombin, tapestry maker to Anne of Bretagn;, and Jaquemin de Vergieres, high warp tapestry weaver;" in short, we have mentioned the various establishments founded by the kings, which we shall presently see centralised in the Gobelins.