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)
ed a deservedreputation. Formed by the junction of two existing houses, it has arather peculiar plan. The court of honour is reduced to the smallestpossible limits, and the stable buildings are placed behind the secondor service court, which takes the place of a garden at the back. Thetreatment of… … TllK STVLK OK LOUIS XIV. 287 (^55) *y J^uciucs Hruand, rebuilt in tlic second court uf llie MuseeCiirnavalet (Iig. 271), is a ver) ricli comi)osition in \vhi( h the orderscombine with sculptural enrichments to make a j)iece of characteristicdecoration. The Hotel de Ville of Jieaucaire may be…
