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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: Romanesque-Gothic cathedral of St-Sauveur (XII—XV c.) …
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., partially rebuilt in the 13th century. …
Aigues Mortes, dep. Gard (Languedoc), historic urban complex - one of the best preserved middle-aged villages in France. fortified cities ; regret. przez Ludwika IX jako port …
Agent, dep. Lot et Garonne (Guyenne). The city has preserved numerous monuments: St-Caprais Cathedral (Romanesque choir and transept from the 12th century, gothic nave from the 13th century, kapitularz z …
Adam Henri Georges (1904—67), sculptor. He studied with his father - a goldsmith - later M.. in. w School of Fine Arts w Paryżu. Beg. uprawiał …
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, 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), institution. 1648 in Paris by a group of artists (z Ch. Le Brunem …
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, private painting school est. 1908 in Paris by P. Ransona, which on its basis tried to record and use the experiences – nabistów w …