- François
Girardon (French pronunciation: [fʁɑ̃swa ʒiʁaʁdɔ̃]; 17
March 1628 – 1
September 1715) was a
French sculptor of the
Louis XIV
style or
French Baroque...
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Girardon François
Girardon (1628–1715),
French sculptor Michèle
Girardon (1938–1975),
French actress This page
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surname Girardon...
- Michèle
Girardon (9
August 1938 – 25
March 1975),
sometimes credited as
Michele Girardon, was a
French actress. Born in Lyon, France,
Girardon began acting...
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palaces during the
French Baroque and
classicism era.
Sculptors such as
Girardon,
Coysevox and
Coustou acquired re****tions as the
finest artists in the...
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sculptor Jaques Duchemin and
Elizabeth Hubault. She
married the
sculptor Girardon in 1657, and 14
April 1663 was
received into the
Academy as the
first lady...
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sufficiently to re****emble,
before Girardon was
commissioned to
improve it,
demonstrated the
extent of
Girardon's transformative restorations,
which included...
- head and
carried it as far as the
fontaine Saint-Denis (on
modern imp****e
Girardon), then
descended the
north slope of the hill,
where he died.
Hilduin wrote...
- 2018-05-24. "
GIRARDON, François". web
Gallery of Art.
Retrieved May 24, 2018. Proust, Abbé
Henri (2007-10-26). "Éminence Rouge: François
Girardon and the tomb...
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Conseil (Council Chamber) a
marble medallion of
Louis XIV (1690) by François
Girardon, born at Troyes,
survived the
destruction unscathed.
Museum of
Modern Art...
- of two
picturesque Montmartre streets, the Rue
Girardon and the Rue de l'Abreuvoir. The Rue
Girardon spreads from
south to the
north and it connects...
