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Étienne-Joseph de Choiseul, duc de Choiseul
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Étienne-Joseph de Choiseul, duc de Choiseul

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  • Athens: Acropolis
    Athens
    / The Acropolis of Athens

    The duc de Choiseul, formerly French ambassador in Constantinople, picked up a piece of the frieze and two metopes. In 1801 the British ambassador, Lord Elgin, arrived with an imperial decree permitting him to pull down Turkish houses on the Acropolis to seek fragments of sculpture.…

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    The duc de Choiseul, formerly French ambassador in Constantinople, picked up a piece of the frieze and two metopes. In 1801 the British ambassador, Lord Elgin, arrived with an imperial decree permitting him to pull down Turkish houses on the Acropolis to seek fragments of sculpture.…

    Read More