Tilley, Arthur Augustus, 1851-1942 · Cambridge : University Press · leaf 462
ljJustice), originally built at the beginning of the fourteenthcentury, was largely altered in 1500 by Louis Villiers deITsle-Adam, who held the see from 1497 to 1521, but itshews little or no trace of Renaissance influence^. The ^ See Ward, p. 28; Vaudin, Pastes de la SSnonie, pp. 201-3;… … XIl] ARCHITECTURE II 415 Palais de Justice at Grenoble, formerly the palace of theDauphins, has a fagade of about 1515. It is essentiallyGothic in design, but the decoration includes niches forstatues with shell-canopies, and medallions of the Caesarsand the Dauphins^. Of the celebrated Hotel du…
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