A dictionary of architecture and building; biographical, historical and descriptive (1901)
Sturgis, Russell, 1836-1909 · New York, Macmillan · leaf 474
ts of a Louver; written also Louvre and LufferBoard. (Compare Lever Board.) LOUVERED. A. Furnished with Louvers. LOUVREof France from the time of Philip Augustusuntil the fall of the monarchy ; since the Revo-lution, devoted to public purposes and contain-ing at iliff.T.ut times difft-ivnt… … P.. Divided into I Inl cd pa isting of Lo, LOUVER SHUTTER. (See under Shutter.)LOUVER WINDOW. A window oijcningarran-..d as a I.ouv.r in .sen.se R LOUVRE (I.). (The term is of unknown origin and significance.) The royal chateau forming the centre and capital of tlie kingdom 805 The mcdiicval cattle…
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