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)
houghhe would perhaps have placed it above the ground storey as he did inhis design for the east front. Le Vau also prepared a design for thislast remaining portion, but Colbert felt that the right note had not beenstruck by either of them, and interrupted the work (1664). Competition for… … K FLORE ^^^-^^9 L! METE7EAUiSp} -6 PERRAULT 1667-/f - f5| LOUVRE ^ ?L? METEZEAU 100 So O 5CALE0F 4W-.4- 5C\LE OF ° I I I I f 100 joo 300 400 Joo -J 1 1 1 \ ^ T nETRE3 285. LOUVKK AND TUILKRIES IN 1815 : Pi,AN. / TllK STVLK ()!• UJUIS XIV. 301
