 His best-known work is the "Aristaeus fettering Proteus", begun in 1688 and installed in 1714 in the "Bassin d'Apollon" on the grand terrace at Versailles, where it is still in situ.His other chief works were the "Hannibal counting the rings of the Roman knights killed at the Battle of Cannae" for the allée royale at Versailles.It was designed as a pendant for Nicolas Coustou's "Julius Caesar".