File:Statue équestre de Louis XIII.jpg

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Description Statue équestre de Louis XIII détruite en 1792. Réalisée en 1639 par Pierre II Biard, l'effigie royale chevauchait une statue de cheval sculptée au siècle précédent par Daniele da Volterra pour un monument à Henri II.
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Source Jacques Bins de Saint-Victor, Tableau historique et pittoresque de Paris, depuis les Gaulois jusqu'à nos jours, t. II, Paris, 1809.
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