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to this scheme. The Font des Arts, a light 
foot-bridge connecting the Louvre and Insti- 
tut, was built by Percier and Fontaine in 
1802. Until the nineteenth century the rest 
of the southern side was devoted to various 
private residences, such as the Hotel d’Orsav, 
Hotel Salm Salm (now Legion d’ Honneur), 
Hotel de Bourbon, and Hotel de Lassay,with 
their gardens. The Ecole des Beaux Arts, the 
Chambre des Deputes, on the site of the Hotel 
de Bourbon, and the great railroad station 
were contributed by the nineteenth century. 
The quays on this side of the river were 
built at various times—Malaquais, 1669; 
Voltaire, 1 791 ; d’Orsay, in the Empire ; des 
Tuileries, under Louis XIV. 
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