Architecture in France in the eighteenth century
by Wend von Kalnein
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The eighteenth century was a time of supreme achievement in French architecture. The buildings of the period are distinguished by restraint and proportion, grace and practicality - qualities that influenced architecture across Europe. This handsome book surveys developments from the final years of Louis XIV and the lasting influence of Jules-Hardouin Mansart to the dramatic fantasies of Boullee. It analyses not only the buildings, but also their interiors, and the contemporary theoretical literature.
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Architecture in France in the eighteenth century
1995, Yale University Press
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0300060130 9780300060133
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [283]-287) and index.
Based on the architecture portions of W. Kalnein and M. Levey's Art and architecture of the eighteenth century in France.
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