, 1879-08-09

Its 1sultsfcra and Its Turner's.

Nm FINK Erorld.
The Chamber Of Deputies, July 20, by vote of
9i9 to 1CA, ad0ptcd the proposal Ut II. Proust
for the demolition Of tho ruins Of the Tuileries.
.The site will bo transformed Into garden.
Those Zulu asscgaics have completed, through
'the fright Of maturity OF the French Assembly.
work Of destruction begun by the petrolcuses
Of the Commune 1t was but fow days ngo
that the Committee charged with considering
the plans Tor the rebuilding Of the Tuilerics ap
proved thu restoration Of the Centra! Palace iu
Its original exterior form, out Of respect to thu
genius Of two great French architects. Flil!bcrt
Delorn,e uud Jcau BriIlaut. And Yesterday the
Assembly, terrified by the spectro Of monarct-
ical restoration which has been evoked By tho
general grief OF Franco md OF Europe over tue
tomb Ut tho Princa 1tnperiul, voted that tile
building should be eotnulctely destroyed, and
Its alto turned into garden.
Pbllibeft Dvlornt, tlIe chief architect Of this
historical Pile, was natiye OF Lyons, at.i was
born in 1918. ile died ~ Paris III l577. llu
learned his art as D student with ktnsmnn wllo
built te magnificent Chateau tialllon iu the tla-
parttnent OF tho Euro ut tue residence OF the
Arcfib!sliops Of Koucn 1t was erected by Gar..
dlnal Georges d'Ambolse, and 1t was demolished
durtng thu Revolution. One nj tllc Iacat,rs,
which was sayc! BY the arrhmoloeist, Al Lcuuir.
Director of The Repository Of Objects vi Art 0f
ihe petiis.Augustins. may ho seen to-day at ths
School al Ftna Arts in parls.
ihillbeTt I,ulnrIuc Has mot 20 years ut age
when hs creased the Alps To study Mt Itomo tic
Renaissance. III the Ettrnal tltv ho tol.nd
powerful protector In Cardinal do Basnto. CrU!x,
afterwards Popc Msrrellus:: ,
ihe Young artist devoted himself espec,al!! to
the study OF masonry work A1,d tic treatment VI
stone.
IIe returned to Lyons tu 1884, whore be
erected buildings uls bofdncss ol which nt-
tractcu general Rttcnt!on by thu skfIlful union
which they showed of scIeuco With art. Cardinal
til uelny, Hlshop Ut Paris, ilsu friend Ut Rabc-
lais, presented phIbcrt at Collrt, a,nl co1nn1!B-
stoned him ~ crcc. hts own chateau as sa!nt-
Aiaur, near Paris, of which no trAccs remain.
IIu Was soon appointed architect t0 tl.e klng,
Henry H., a'.d bccatno fayorlt0 with thG all
powerful tavortte, Diam OF loitiers. liz Ind
received tl,c tonsuto at Nune, It ID salt, ntl In
Ills capaclly rs mi abbe hs was made counsel
Or mil EoYal aMoncr. lle WAS known A. the
Palace Of thu TOurnellcs, nleu TIC royal rcsl-
dt,,cc, under the tito Of tue Abbe Of Saint
Tie builder Of the Tu!lerfes had quarrel With
NousarJ. tlIv poet, mud Bcrnard do PalIssy, lho
celebrated author Ut !" La Franciade " wtoto q
trowe], IN which he hlatnca tho King for t!,s
benefits 10 had 6estowsd Oh "masous and other
low persDns."
pl'libert reyengetl himself on Tho critic BY TO-
f!.snE M T. T. E.yo lhe post thu cntF1 to the gardsa
In 1864 rnil,bert began the construction OF
tho Chateau Of Anet, hts Inost remarkable work.
The chapel aud doorway ot this chateau, wh!rll
ara at tha School Of Fna Arts, arc among The
1Mess creations Of French architecture. This
Chateau of AnGt was built by llanry H.. who
gave Il to Diana Ut poitiers, The carvings wero
~ Jclu uoulon a4lsi GERMAN Pi,on, aud the
during the First Revolution.
jean Drtllaut, tho colaboratoF Of Phlllbert De-
torluc, waa an architect, scuEptor, and angraIeE.
liz constructed the payltops, 10 well rrnlelh-
beled by alI who kuew Paris "a Il was bsforo
1871, adjoining the wings OF tho Pa!acu OF tIe
1ullestGa, Ilu magnificent Chateau VI EeoueH,