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GAZETTEER LIST of FOLLIES, GROTTOES and GARDEN BUILDINGS in FRANCE Version March 2017 This Is an Attempt at Putting Together GAZETTEER LIST OF FOLLIES, GROTTOES AND GARDEN BUILDINGS IN FRANCE version March 2017 This is an attempt at putting together a list per department of follies in France that Folly Fellowship members might be interested in when travelling, as spin-off of our research for Follies journal 9, 10 and 15: Follies in France I, II and III , and their Addenda on the FF website. Our hope is that this will inspire others to come up with a complete survey of architectural eccentricities in France. Any additions to this list will be very welcome. If you know more than we do, please write in and tell us all about it. The address is Rita Boogaart, Tarantostraat 41, 5632 RE Eindhoven, the Netherlands. email: [email protected] The word folly is used here in its loosest sense, to cover follies, grottoes, garden buildings, rustic cement, outsider (art) gardens, romantic gardens and any eccentric architecture with folly-like qualities. Generally speaking we only mention half-follies like ice-houses, orangeries, dovecotes, bridges etc. if they are connected to real follies, unless they are real follies or exceptionally rich or peculiar examples themselves, if you see what we mean. 01 Ain Rhône-Alpes Champdor castle: 1846 separate six-storey-high (clock)tower with sundial Ste-Euphémie , Le Boujard castle: lone decorated tower with builders’ inscriptions of 1850 02 Aisne Picardie Andelain, château Maguin: 19thC octagonal brick pagoda-shaped dovecote Fère-en-Tardenois along D310 to Coincy: Devil’s Basket, rock sculptures Gauchy , ville d’Albert garden: kiosk, cascade Crécy-sur-Serre , place des Alliés: 1576 belfry with lantern, 1638-1866 enclosed, now town mark Guise , rue Sadi-Carnot: Familistères: residential complex with teahouse Laon , place de Semilly: Pierre-Michel Duval’s classical bureau d’octroi , 1847 Largny-sur-Automne , 4 route de Vez, Les Charmettes/Parc Castellant: follies celebrating Rousseau Mortefontaine , ferme de Vaubéron, D94: octagonal dovecote with machicolations St-Quentin , Promenade des Champs Elysées: cascade, kiosk, pious portal, rustic cement tree stump St-Quentin , Jardin d’Horticulture: chalet with turret, grotto, c. 1870 Septmont : park with eyecatcher donjon Vadencourt , Bohéries abbey: octagonal baroque cut-stone dovecote with wings Vic-sur-Aisne, Thurier domain (along river), 19thC belvedere tower Vic-sur-Aisne, castle: colonnade/gloriette, sham ruins Viry-Noureuil : ‘Jardin du Coquillage’, Bodan Litnanski’s house/garden 03 Allier Auvergne Charroux , remains abbey church: Carolingian tower Lapalisse park: kiosk/pavilion as centre-piece, 1936 Moulins , rue de Bourgogne: watertower with house facade, 1758 Noyant-d’Allier , La Brosse: Indo-Chinese temple complex, Buddhist Pagoda Park, 1983 Venas near Cosne-d’Allier: ‘Maison Couleur du Temps’, Mr Chop’s colourful house Vichy, 2 rue Besse: Albert Londres’ neo-Gothic house, 1860 Vichy, 19 Bd. Carnot: Moorish villa by Decoret/Peercilly, 1906 Vichy , 132 Bd. des États Unis: Moorish dome on baths by Charles Lecoeur, 1903 Vichy , 105-109 Bd. des États Unis: 3 rustic chalets by Jean Lefaur for Napoleon III, c. 1860 Vichy , Parc des Sources: art-nouveau bandstand, 1902 Vichy , Parc des Célestins: oval Hall of the Sources Célestins Villeneuve-sur-Allier , La Balaine park: chapel, hut, garden shower, temple-kiosk-lavoir 19thC 04 Alpes-de-Haute-Provence Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur Forcalquier , place St-Michel: 1512 St Michel fountain in shape of a heavily sculpted pinnacle Digne-les-Bains : La Grande Fontaine 1828: 2 Doric porticoes 1 05 Haute-Alpes Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur Bénévent-et-Charbillac , L’Auberie: Jacques Pascal’s naïve chapel of the pétètes , dolls, 1743 Gap , Manoir de Kapados: Moresque kiosk from World Expo 1900 Paris, private. 06 Alpes-Maritimes Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur Beaulieu-sur-Mer , near beach: villa Arabe Beaulieu-sur-Mer : Théodore Reinach’s sham ancient Greek villa Kérylos, 1902-1908 Cannes , 18 rue Edith-Cavell, villa Borniol: sham Roman ruin, kiosk, artificial rocks, private Cannes , 7 Av. Jean-de-Noailles, Rothschild villa: gardens with fabriques , 1881 Cannes , Av. Fiesole, Villa Fiesole (J-G Domergue): cascades, grottoes, Etruscan tombs, 1926-36 Cannes , Villa du Rocher: neo-Gothic octagonal donjon with outside stairs Cannes , 85 Av. Roi-Albert, Villa Soligny: neo-Gothic octagonal belvedere tower, 1870 Cannes : concrete crenelated watertower-belvedere, 1926, for aborted new developments Cannes , villa Camille Amélie, Av. Maréchal Juin: nympheum, c. 1890 Èze-village , Bd. Maréchal Leclerc: Alfred Tennyson’s sham castle de l’Aiguette, 1901 Grasse, Villa Noailles: Gabriel Guevrékian’s 1930s Cubist garden: pavilions, nympheum, private Menton , Bd. de Garavan, Les Colombières: trompe l’oeil, rotunda, nympheum, obelisk, etc. Menton , Fontana Rosa garden: Spanish elements, columns, pergolas Menton , 74 Route de Gorbio, Serre de Madone: Japanese garden, ‘hanging patio, orangerie’ Menton , Fontana Rosa: V B Ibañez Novelists’ garden with half-rotunda, belvedere, library etc. Menton , Garavan, Av. A Briand: Le Clos du Peyronnet garden: grotto, aquatic staircase, arcade Monte-Carlo, nr., Grand Corniche: sham castle Nice , Av. Nicholas II: Russian cathedral Nice , route de St-Pancrace: Ben Vautier’s house ‘Cunégonde et Malabar’, everything junk, outsider art Nice , Av. George Sand, Chambrun park: Love Temple aka Diana temple aka music kiosk, 1885-90 Nice , parc de la colline du château: large cascade Nice , 7 Av.de Fabron, Parc des Grands Cèdres: grotte, fabrique de jardin Nice : cascade de Gairaut, Austrian-style house, grotto and cascade, 1883 St-Jean-Cap-Ferrat : villa Ephrussi / Ile-de-France: 7 gardens with grotto, temple etc., 1905-1912 St-Paul (de Vence), Fondation Maeght: Joan Miró’s labyrinth: arch, 1963 07 Ardèche Rhône-Alpes Bourg-St-Andéol , Av. Marc Pradelle: classical temple-shaped Lavoir de Tourne, 1843 Dompnac : Pierre Bouvarel’s Le Ron des Fades (Fairies Rock village): ideal miniature village in stone Lavilledieu , place de Bayssac: Serge Tekielski’s Petit Musée du Bizarre 08 Ardennes Champagne-Ardenne Asfeld : brick violin-shaped St Didier church with rotunda portico, 1683 Bazeilles castle: Love pavilions, (semi)circular orangery Saulces-Monclin , A34 services: Woinic, the giant boar Sedan , Porte de la Cassine: rustic cement tree as monument, 1870 09 Ariège Midi-Pyrénées Alas : Robert Mathey’s Giants of the Stone garden along river Lez Ax-les-Thermes : castellated square turret as shrine, topped by Mary and angels, above town Montardit : Jean-Marie Piquemal’s naive church, church yard etc., 1968-2001 St-Pierre-de-Rivière , Peyrelade: Gerard Hansotte’s Barguillère zoo, sculptures, buildings, from 1997 10 Aube Champagne-Ardenne La Motte-Tilly, English castle park: small grotto with rotunda, 18thC Pargues : 1894 decorated watertower with terrace and windmill for lavoir Troyes , Bd Gambetta, Jardin du Rocher: rustic cement tree-stump, rustic benches, 1899 Troyes , Rue de la Madeleine, Jardin de la Vallée Suisse: Swiss valley rocks, rustic cement bridges 11 Aude Languedoc-Rousillon Bizanet : three-dimensional trompe l’oeil, 1963 Carcassonne , nr .: Graham Rose’s folly? (see Foreword) Castelnaudary , route de la Gare: disused octagonal cut-stone railway watertower in teahouse shape Narbonne , place Bistan: obelisk fountain, much enlarged 2004 version of 1676 Fontaine Bistan Rennes-le-Château : Bérenger Saumière’s orangery, grotto work and Magdala tower 2 Seuil de Naumouze : obelisk on watershed for P P Riquet, builder of Canal du Midi, 1827 12 Aveyron Midi-Pyrénées Martiel , abbey: grotto Millau , 38, Bd de l’Ayrolle: Lavoir de l’Ayrolle, 1759 Montclar , D60: belvedere watertower with outside stairs Salles-la-Source , château du Colombier: pavilion 13 Bouches-du-Rhône Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur Aix-en-Provence , 8 Av. Pasteur: mausoleum & garden freemason Joseph Sec, secular monument 1792 Les Baux-de-Provence , Vallon de la Fontaine: stone Love pavilion of Reine Jeanne, 16thC Châteaurenard : no fantasy garden of Pastouret anymore Maillane cemetery: Frédéric Mistral’s monument, 1914, copy of Love pavilion of Reine Jeanne Marseilles , Pointe-Rouge: belvedere, rustic cement Marseilles , 140 Bd. Longchamp: H. Espéradieu’s watertower, colonnades, zoo buildings Marseilles , 584 Av. du Prado, Parc Valbelle: chapel Marseilles : Roucas-Blanc: belvedere etc., rustic cement Marseilles , St Marcel, Traverse des Reymonds: stucco trompe l’oeil gallery Marseilles :divers rocaille work Pont-de-l’Étoile : ‘Maison de celle-qui-peint’, Danielle Jacqui’s colourful house/studio Port-de-Bouc : Raymond Moralès’s exposition park Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer , Avignon castle domain: 1896 neo-medieval watertower with belvedere rim 14 Calvados Basse-Normandie Biéville-Beuville , Lecoq estate: classical round stone well-head, 1632 Caen , 6 rue Damozanne, Jardin de la Luna Rossa: naive sculpture mainly Deauville , 83, rue Victor Hugo: quasi-historic little castle Deauville , 28, rue du Golf: Moresque villa El Djezair Dives-sur-Mer , 13 rue des frères Bisson: Euclides da Costa’s mosaic house/garden Fontaine-Henry , 4 Rue des Rosières, former restaurant Jouanne: 2-storey faux-bois extension, 1845 Hérouville-Saint-Clair , domaine de Beauregard: entry lodge tower, style troubadour castle, 19thC Hérouville-Saint-Clair, Clos de la Delle du Mont: pious portal Honfleur , 25 rue de la Foulerie: Florence Marie’s ‘the Forge’ Mézidon-Canon : castle park with follies Ouilly-le-Vicomte , Boutemont castle: chapel, orangery St-Germain-Langot , rue d’Église: hunting lodge, orangery, neo-Gothic
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