Moore, Charles Herbert, 1840-1930 · New York, London, The Macmillan Company · leaf 238
s,now known as the Fountain of the Innocents,^ in Paris, in col-.laboration with Goujon, the sculptor. In this work there is 1 Adolphe Berty, Les Grands Architectes Fran^ais de la Renaissance, Paris,i860, p. 70. 2 Milizia, Memorie, vol. i, p. 404. ^ Berty, op. dt.^ p. 71. 194 CHAP. XII LESCOT AND… … Fig. 1x6. — Du Cerceaus engraving of the Fountain of the Nymphs. of two bays on one street and a return of one bay on the other.In 1788 it was taken down and reerected in the square of theInnocents on a square plan, a fourth facade being then added.Figure 116, from an engraving by Du Cerceau,^…
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