Salmson’s Statue of Handel in the Palais Garnier

In this Handel News article from October 2014 Mary Ann Parker talks about the statue of Handel that represents “la musique anglaise” (the English music) in the grand entrance hall of the Paris Opera (Palais Garnier).

TagsAuthor: Mary Ann Parker, Charles Garnier, Empress Eugenie, Handel News 61 - October 2014, Handel's death mask, Jean-Jules-Bernard Salmson, Napoleon III, October 2014, Opéra de Paris, Palais Garnier, Paris Opera, Publication Year: 2014, Statue

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