Benoist, Paris in its Splendor, Park of Mounds

Jean-Louis Benoist, known for his paintings depicting scenes of Paris during the 17th century, did not specifically paint "Paris in its Splendor, Park of Mounds" as far as historical records and available information indicate. The "Park of Mounds" may refer to Parc des Buttes-Chaumont, a famous park in Paris, but it is not certain whether Benoist depicted this park. Benoist's works typically focused on capturing daily life, architecture, and landscapes of Paris during the 1600s. He painted scenes that reflected the city's ambiance and cultural life during that era. If you are interested in artworks depicting parks or specific locations in Paris, there are numerous artists who have depicted various parks and landscapes throughout the city's history. For Parc des Buttes-Chaumont or any specific park, paintings and artistic representations exist from different periods, offering insights into the evolution and beauty of Parisian parks.