Miltoun, Francis · Boston, L. C. Page & company · leaf 266
thless third-rate paintings, which even pro-vincial museums of the meanest rank have sincerefused to house, in the admirably decoratedapartments of the period of Francois and Henri. Fontainebleau, to-day, is but a memory ofwhat it was, a memory by no means fragmentary,by no means complete; but all… … CHE.IVIINE.E1 S>e ^^REIIIMEF^ O NT TWIIM EIBL-E: AU Fontainebleau and its Forest 195 added as furnishings, and various ranges of bookswere stored away in the Galerie de Diane, havingbeen brought from the chapel which had ceasedto serve as the Library. This apartment wasnow refitted as a chapel,…
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