Mausolee Collection
The Mausolee du Comte d Harcourt (1703-1769) stands proudly on the eastern wall of the chapel Saint-Guillaume, within the magnificent Cathedrale Notre Dame de Paris
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The Mausolee du Comte d Harcourt (1703-1769) stands proudly on the eastern wall of the chapel Saint-Guillaume, within the magnificent Cathedrale Notre Dame de Paris. This extraordinary mausoleum was brought to life by the skilled hands of sculptor Jean-Baptiste Pigalle during the 13th century. As we delve into history, we come across various other remarkable mausoleums around the world. One such example is the Mausoleum of Halicarnassus in Bodrum, Turkey. Its grandeur and architectural brilliance have captivated countless visitors throughout centuries. Moving closer to home, we encounter another masterpiece - the Mausoleum of Nicolas Bautru (d. 1661), Marquis de Vaubrun. This elegant structure pays homage to a nobleman who left his mark on history. Intricate details from different eras also grace these mausoleums. A stone carving depicting a Venetian warship adorns the Mausoleum of Girolamo Michiel, dating back to c. 1558-59. Maps and atlases provide us with glimpses into ancient wonders as well. The World Map from Le Theatre du Monde or Nouvel Atlas showcases both The Great Lighthouse of Alexandria and the Mausoleum at Halicarnassus - two marvels that stood tall in their respective times. Delving deeper into time, an enchanting illustration from A French Alphabet Book published in 1814 takes us through various letters while showcasing beautiful imagery associated with each one - including a depiction of a mausoleum. These diverse examples remind us that mausoleums are not just structures; they are testaments to human creativity and remembrance for those who have shaped our pasts. Whether it be Lieutenant General Henry Claude d Harcourt or any other historical figure memorialized within these mausoleums, their legacies continue to inspire and awe us.