The architecture of Provence and the Riviera (1888)
Macgibbon, David · Edinburgh, Douglas · leaf 403
rridor above of two storys in height, 378 MEDLEVAL PERIOD. which, adorned as it is with beautiful plants by the presentproprietor, has a peculiarly pleasing effect. Some of theapartments are finely decorated. That of the BelleCheminee has a sculptured marble fireplace and a ceilingpainted with the… … FIG. 2IO. CASTLE OF cAGSE.S (yrom i/ie X.E.) the lofty precipices of St Jeannot beyond, backed to theright with the snowy ridges of the distant Alps. The nearest place of prominence from Cagnes is theCastle of V^IILLENEUVE-LOUBET—about two miles to thenorth-west. This castle has been modernised and…
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