The architecture of the Renaissance in France; a history of the evolution of the arts of building, decoration and garden design under classical influence from 1495 to 1830 (1911)
ios services as adecorator could not be replaced by those of any Frenchman, and hewas retained at Fontainebleau in that capacity alone. I)k lOkmk and Fontainkbleau.—The reign of Henry H. was thegolden age of de IOrmes career, and the list of works carried out underhim at this time both for the… … 137. FONTAINEBLEAU Ball-room or Gallery of Henry II.Decorated by Ph. de IOrme and Primaticcio. from the White Horse Court to the first floor of the palace, and theremodelHng of the Pavilion des Poeles at the south-west angle of theFountain Court to serve as Henrys apartment. A panelled…
