first signs of his radicalization that would culminate in the Swiss Reformation during the decade following Marignano. Legacy and commemoration Commemorating the event are a bas-relief of the Battle of Marignano by Pierre Bontemps, which decorates Francis I's tomb at Saint-Denis; a painting by Antoine Caron for Fontainebleau (now at the National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa); and the most famous musical composition of Clément Janequin, the chanson La guerre. The Swiss hero Hans Bär appears in a fresco on the tower of the Basel City Hall. References Sources W. McAllister Johnson, "The Monumental Style of Fontainebleau and its Consequences: Antoine Caron and 'The Submission of Milan'" from National Gallery of Canada Bulletin 26 (1975) External links Eric Niderost, "The Swiss defeat at the battle of Marignano: Ancient tactics tested" (niderost.com) 2007 War of the Holy League (zum.de) La Battaglia dei Giganti (tiscali.it/curiosandomax) 1515 in Italy Marignano 1515 Marignano 1515 Marignano 1515 Marignano 1515 Conflicts in 1515 Marignano 1515 Battles in Lombardy Melegnano