The architecture of the Renaissance in France; a history of the evolution of the arts of building, decoration and garden design under classical influence from 1495 to 1830 (1911)
ive private practice, and whose Hotel de Brunoyin the Faubourg St Honore (1772) (Fig. 410) created a great impressionby its departure from tradition. His contemporary, Jacques DenisAntoine (i733-1801), whose early work was almost indistinguishablefrom Gabriels, ended by pushing the archaeological… … , P.B.Hchv/of^ 394. Wrougui-Ikon Sckken in Amikns Caihkdkai.. Measured a)u{ Draivn by V. Ilepworth. TIIK STYIJ-: f)K LOUIS XVI. 417 Empire style. Tlic teaching given in A. K. Peyres school, which wasopened soon after J. F. Blondels death in 1774, and attained a celebrityalmost e(]ual to that of its…
