The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-10
ALBERT GRANTS PALACE.
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=. g'0.iI- 5000 Gard .n-; thoroc YOU ,ni'r The
e. ,.u i- the cuns.tNut ry forty feet
,r and i.rN feet high. opening from tho
ii tc U.r vOi' aud luly cas-" mcnt-. which
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.|vsa gram rnnrt ~ brilliant cuior- from tho
srul- N flowers AMI lighting ,up the whole
tIu-, From the cous"t NWory drawing rooms
Ne, fiof long ouHn IN both sides. and All thrce
rtrn ON Co d wide terrace Of white marble,
vh1hrNitnl- along The entire garden front 3i
mrhau. 923 rrl, rnd forms tonpc .iiun win
ali ~. Nj. f.- Of rooms in the ground story.
EfturrluE iN No" main hall. II VIII Toe found
DIVIDED ini. 600. compartments Wy two screens
of,oupl ila''t nnrnir Golumn-, i9r central
il, IL rirht aIl lrlt compartments, behind the
columns are -tH.rVtNs az solid Sl.ilitn lnarhl"
loading Co. tlr-' .oui st.r ~. The ilrst landings
rffhretiIr- ar,. CARRIED ON marble caryati les,
,ufportIug q marble hNustrude and gldcd
eanlclahra. On the lcit hnnd those clryatid =
represent Sprng and summer. aiI lank tne
NE eastern wins OF the building. On thu right
hand they rcpr sent Autumn and winter. an
lead to the dining rooms. billiard room library,
AMI other apartments in the II wing. A vista
through tleWhoio length of the hous" is formed
between these caryatid,s and column screens.
The pavement oi the hall and stairs Is of Roman
mosaic ln marbles. and the walls are chsrd with
A,einrd marble dadu Passing from III" hall
b. the east wings YOU reach the picture gallery.
iW tooi long by - feet wide; at tue ends II is
lohhied n 10y screens of columns into rooms
win side lights Tor wMer-col9r drawings.
These rooms are fitted with ire- places, and are
divided by heavy velvet curtains from the main
gallery.
The picture gallery leads 70 the nal, room =,
foci long % feet wide. ana 80 ieet high, divided
into three compartments by lofty arches. err
ret upon monolithic columns me cenrf
tompar'meht ehhtSru ~ Hi.uue loi w
music. The hall room - hlgnly u~"rNuru. tht
l.alng nnts being mother oil pearl anu gold
~. central d0mrd cellng Is r,chly paihtru
VIM group -, Aphlo any ulS MusHS p't'iSS
sInhlrli- ana pnl l'is hclnS Hhill'h III klll
IN" walls ARE painted IN arahrs1ur,o l or,gnN
i'- su. IN "A Ernunu nl ilo.nci ui p,.t,r w
en'r" o. e"'h '"h'n,h,ns pm,,rarts n i''e 'em'
,h- Hws .i H i NY n,a,a,ns MN !,
h,rie Anl4.nrlts: o,. ,o,, ,o,no, ,,, Moe,
,,'' IN th, rirht The bliard room