ACLS Humanities E-Book: Antoine Le Pautre: a French architect of the era of Louis XIV

Antoine Le Pautre: a French architect of the era of Louis XIV

Berger, Robert W.

Year: c1969.

Publisher: New York University Press for the College Art Association of America.

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Frontmatter

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

ABBREVIATIONS

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

Introduction

1 Chapelle de Port-Royal

2 Hôtel de Fontenay-Mareuil

3 Desseins de Plusieurs Palais

4 Saint-Laurent: Choir Decoration

5 Hôtel de Beauvais

6 Church of the Jacobins, Lyons: Façade

7 Cascade at Saint-Cloud

8 Château de Saint-Cloud

9 Château de Seiglière de Boisfranc, Saint-Ouen

10 Château de Clagny

11 Conclusion

APPENDIX I

Recorded Commissions for Which No Projects Survive

APPENDIX II

Doubtful or Rejected Attributions

ILLUSTRATIONS

INDEX

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Title:

Antoine Le Pautre : a French architect of the era of Louis XIV / Robert W. Berger.

Author:

Berger, Robert W

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Antoine Le Pautre : a French architect of the era of Louis XIV / Robert W. Berger.
Berger, Robert W
New York: New York University Press for the College Art Association of America, c1969.

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http://hdl.handle.net/2027/heb.04021

Subject Headings:

• Le Pautre, Antoine, -- 1614-1691
• Architects -- France -- 17th century
• Architecture -- France -- 17th century

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• Originally presented as the author's thesis, Harvard University.
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