Bronze monument of
Charles II 'The Bald'
Destroyed during the Revolution for its
metal
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Monument in the St
Louis series to Hugh Capet
and Odo.
Destroyed during the Revolution. The
drawing also shows the appearance of the tomb chest and the
gablets
over the heads of the figures. Hugh Capet
was the first of the line of French Kings until the Revolution
to be buried at St Denis; there were only three exceptions to
this. |
Original monument
of Louis VII 'TheYoung'
This covered the grave of Louis in
his burial site at Barbour Abbey.
His remains were brought to Saint-Denis at
the Restoration by Louis XVIII; they now lie below one of the
modern stones in the crypt |
Charles VIII
This monument was of silver and gold and was clearly
melted down for its metal content |