A Fountain by Gianlorenzo Bernini and Ercole Ferrata in Portugal

Angela Delaforce · Jennifer Montagu · Paulo Varela Gomes · Miguel Soromenho

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Outside the precincts of the gardens of the Palacio Nacional de Queluz, situated at the end of a long avenue, beyond the canal and the Jardim das Medalhas, stands a fountain (Fig.2 1). But for many years no water flowed from its jets, its basin was littered with stones, and its marble statues were weatherbeaten and broken.'

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