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Cross-section drawing of a three-tiered grotto fountain with cascading water, arched niches and a rocky ceiling, by Jean Jacq

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La merveilleuse grote océanitides à trois étage, est située au bout du cloitre à partere ou à miroir d’eau couverts d’oiseaux, et en face du labyrinthe, Jean-Jacques Lequeu (1777-1825), Bibliothèque nationale de France. Via artnap.com

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A pen and watercolor section drawing, labeled Fig. 138, shows a three-tiered grotto fountain with cascading water sheets, arched openings and a rocky vaulted ceiling. Architectural notes in French are inscribed along the lower edge, and a stepped parterre with planted beds sits at the base. The work is attributed to Jean Jacques Lequeu, dated 1777-1825.