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Jean Goujan and Pierre Lescot’s original design for the Fountain de Innocents (1550) which was partially dismantled after its use as a viewing platform for the royal entry of King Henry II into Paris. Image © Wikimedia user SiefkinDR licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0

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