With Léon Bonnat's fine portrait of the _Duc d'Aumale_ our description of the paintings at Chantilly comes to an end; but attention should yet be drawn to various pieces of sculpture exhibited in the apartments of the Château, on the terraces, in the gardens and in the Park. A fine figure of _Jeanne d'Arc_ by Chapu is in the Rotunda, whilst a group of _Pluto and Proserpine plucking daffodils_ by the same sculptor is on the Great Terrace. Here also is the equestrian statue of the _Grand Montmorency_ by Dubois; and not far from it a life-size figure of the _Grand Condé_ by Coysevox, surrounded by busts of _Bossuet_, _La Bruyère_, _Molière_ and _Le Nôtre_. Copies in marble from the antique and the renaissance adorn the niches and plinths of the mansion and the avenues of the Park. A figure of _St. Louis_ by Marqueste surmounts the roof of the Chapel and Jean Goujon's reliefs ornament the Altar within. The famous portrait in wax of _Henri IV_ is in the Galerie de Psyché; and busts in marble of the _Grand Condé_ and of _Turenne_ by Derbais, of _Richelieu_ and of the last Princes of the House of Bourbon-Condé, are placed in the Cabinet des Livres and in various other rooms. Fine bronzes by Barye, Mène, Fremiet and Cain, adorn the mantel-pieces and consoles; whilst some exquisite enamel portraits by Limousin are exhibited in the Salle des Gardes. Most interesting, and worthy of more than a passing notice, is the collection of Chantilly Porcelain, an industry founded in 1730 by the Duc de Bourbon. A set of porcelain made at that time was placed in the King's Bedroom.[142] In the centre of the Galerie des Peintures stands a fine bust of the _Duc d'Aumale_ by Dubois, and in the Marble Hall lies his recumbent figure in full uniform by the same artist, a cast[143] of the marble figure upon his tomb in the Cathedral at Dreux. And so with the death of the man his work came to a close. But his genius as a collector has furnished France with one of the finest Homes of Art in the World; and she does well to remember with gratitude this scion of the Bourbon race, who stretched out his hand to expiate much. Every lover of Art throughout the world, and every wayfarer who in his wanderings finds his way to Chantilly, may well stand amazed at this collection and praise its creator. Nor in passing out should he fail to give a last glance at the silent effigy: a glance in which gratitude should be mingled with that emotion which ever holds the thoughtful spectator of departed greatness. [Illustration: PLATE LXXIX. TOMB OF THE DUC D'AUMALE. _In the Cathedral at Dreux. Cast at Chantilly._ Paul Dubois.] INDEX Abdul Kader, Duc d'Aumale's victory over, 117 _Accordée du Village, Le_, by Greuze, 262 _Adoration of the Magi_, by Jean Fouquet, 190, 191 Ahasuerus. See King _Ailly, Heures de._ See Books of Hours Aix-la-Chapelle, Peace of, 79 Albano, a work by, 132 Albret, Duc de. See Condé, fifth Prince de