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)
orm (Figs. 197and 198). Huilt i)robably between 1560 and 1566, this chapel is notlikely to be by de IOrme, who was then working for the Queen-Mother, and whose style it does not recall, but may be by Jean Bullant,the architect of the Duchess old ally, Montmorency. Ihe facade(Fig. 196), which,… … 195- RouKN : Chapel of St Komanus, orHautk Vieille Tour. THE STYLE OF IIENk\ H. 190 Domes.—Domes on a compara-tively small scale were several timesattempted in the sixteenth century.The earliest extant example of anyimportance is the All Saints Chapelon the south side of Toul Cathedral,probably by…
