Aix en Provence
Aix en Provence, dep. Bouches-du-Rhone (Provence), a historic city with traditions that go back to antiquity (remnants of rome. walls and aqueduct). The most valuable buildings are: …
France
Airvault
Airvault, dep. Two Sevres (Poitou). Romanesque cloister church of St-Pierre, one of the most valuable monuments of the Poitou group, erected in the early. XII c., …
Aigues Mortes
Aigues Mortes, dep. Gard (Languedoc), historic urban complex - one of the best preserved middle-aged villages in France. fortified cities ; regret. …
Agent, dep. Lot et Garonne (Guyenne)
Agent, dep. Lot et Garonne (Guyenne). The city has preserved numerous monuments: St-Caprais Cathedral (Romanesque choir and transept from the 12th century, gotycka nawa …
Adam Henri Georges (1904—67)
Adam Henri Georges (1904—67), sculptor. He studied with his father - a goldsmith - later M.. in. w École des …
Adam, family of sculptors
Adam, family of sculptors operating in the eighteenth century. Lambert Sigisbert (1700—59). He studied in Paris and Rome (1723—33), w 1737 został członkiem Académie Royale de Peinture …
Swiss Academy
Swiss Academy, a painting studio on the Quai des Orfèvres in Paris, regret. in the 1820s. by a former model called. Suisse. Za małą opłatą …
Royal Academy of Painting and Sculpture (Royal Academy of Painting and Sculpture)
Royal Academy of Painting and Sculpture (Royal Academy of Painting and Sculpture), institution. 1648 in Paris by a group of artists (z Ch. Le Brunem …
Royal Academy of Architecture
Royal Academy of Architecture, institution. 1671 in Paris by J.. B. Colberta (the statute was drawn up 1717). Its task was to educate French architects, oraz ustalenie norm estetycznych …
Ranson Academy
Ranson Academy, private painting school est. 1908 in Paris by P. Ransona, which on its basis tried to record and use the experiences – nabistów w …