Museum of Kuny Domokos - Tata
Révhelyi Elemér képei
Révhelyi Elemér
The Neptune Fountain was made between 1679 and 1682 and its construction was overseen by Le Nôtre. At the time it was called the Lake below the Dragon Fountain, or Lake of the Pines. The original design consisted of marine decoration on the theme of Neptune, but the large groups planned were never built during the reign of Louis XIV. During the following reign, the shape of the pool was modified slightly in 1736 and in 1740 it was given its definitive sculpted features.
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