-
Charles Benvignat (24
December 1805, Boulogne-sur-Mer, Pas-de-Calais – July 1877, Lille) was a
French architect,
especially active in Lille, then undergoing...
-
Floor plan The
issue of
souls in
purgatory (Rubens, c. 1635) Rose
window (
Benvignat and Capronier, 19th century) and pipe
organ (Ducroquet, 1854) Stained-gl****...
- patisserie,
founded in 1761, was
designed by
Lille architect Charles Benvignat and
dates from 1839. The Ravet-Anceau
directories had
their headquarters...
-
located on the
Place Rihour. It had been
built by the
architect Charles Benvignat between 1847 and 1859, on the site of the
Palais Rihour, the
former residence...
- later, on
October 8, 1845. The
marble column was
designed by
Charles Benvignat,
while the
bronze statue was
sculpted by Théophile Bra. The mural-crowned...
-
topped by a statue. The
column was
designed by the
architect Charles Benvignat,
while the
statue was
sculpted by Théophile Bra as an
allegory of the...
