-
Pierre Cailleteau (1655–1724),
called L****urance, was a
French architect. He is not to be
confused with his son Jean
Cailleteau, also
known as L****urance...
- Jean
Cailleteau (1690–1755),
known as "L****urance" (or as "L****urance le jeune" to
distinguish him from his
architect father Pierre Cailleteau), was a...
-
Marquise de Montespan. Four
successive architects –
Lorenzo Giardini,
Pierre Cailleteau, Jean
Aubert and
Jacques Gabriel –
completed the
palace in 1728. It was...
- Hardouin-Mansart, 1699–1706 Hôtel de Rothelin-Charolais, Paris, by
Pierre Cailleteau, 1700–1704
Baroque in
France developed quite differently from the ornate...
-
Aquablue is a
French science fiction graphic novel by
writer Thierry Cailleteau with
several artists,
Olivier Vatine (first volumes) and Ciro Tota (middle...
- 211: The
former Hôtel de Noailles,
later Bertin,
built in 1715 by
Pierre Cailleteau dit L****urance on the site of the
former Hôtel Pussort, of
which some...
- High
Aquablue 17 1988 - ...
Olivier Vatine, Ciro Tota and Siro
Thierry Cailleteau Delcourt Dark
Horse Comics Mid Aria 40 1982 - 2021
Michel Weyland Michel...
-
before 1715, then
around 1720
commissioned a new château from
Pierre Cailleteau (known as "L****urance"),
whose construction was
completed after the duke's...
- l'expédition
maudite by Bob de Moor,
Casterman 1989:
Aquablue by
Vatine and
Cailleteau,
Delcourt 1990:
Robin Dubois: Des oh et des bah! by Turk and De Groot...
- and 1722, he
undertook to
entirely rebuild with the
architect Pierre Cailleteau dit L****urance. The new Château de Petit-Bourg was a
truly princely residence...
