A history of French architecture from the death of Mazarin till the death of Louis XV, 1661-1774 . euve des Petite Champs. His most im-portant works in the country were his alterations at Chantilly for Conde,and the complete remodelling and almost rebuilding of S. Maur forM. de Gourville, the friend of Fouquet and afterwards Intendaiit ofM. le Prince. S. Maur was an early work of De LOrme, designed forCardinal Du Bellay,^ and afterwards continued by Catherine deMedicis, but never completed. The inscription on Perelles view says Blondel, ii, 74. Piganiol de la Force, Desc. de Paris, viii, 294.
A history of French architecture from the death of Mazarin till the death of Louis XV, 1661-1774 . euve des Petite Champs. His most im-portant works in the country were his alterations at Chantilly for Conde,and the complete remodelling and almost rebuilding of S. Maur forM. de Gourville, the friend of Fouquet and afterwards Intendaiit ofM. le Prince. S. Maur was an early work of De LOrme, designed forCardinal Du Bellay,^ and afterwards continued by Catherine deMedicis, but never completed. The inscription on Perelles view says Blondel, ii, 74. Piganiol de la Force, Desc. de Paris, viii, 294. Bauchal also attributes to Gittardthe Hotel de la Force or S. -Simon in the rue Taranne, but P. de la Force says nothingas to this, merely remarking that fifty years before this house would have been consideredbeautiful. I note that Blondel took his description of S. Sulpice from Piganiol de la Force,who wrote in 1742. Blondels Architecture Fran(;aise, appeared ten years later. See History of French Architecture, 1494-1661, Blomfield, i, 77, for a descrip-tion of De LOrmes design. XXX\III. .it,:/,./. I. l,t .-,.„/,-,..?,- .V //,-,/./ ^- <.• ./.?„/,, EN I H.\NCK /,? „•.• .„„,.?....,./...? .1/-,/. ,.,.„.,,,;/,- /„(..„.?..-/,.;-_K {fere lie
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