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Lavirotte Building, an
apartment building at 29
Avenue Rapp in the 7th arrondis****t of Paris, France, was
designed by the
architect Jules Lavirotte...
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Lavirotte may
refer to:
Jules Lavirotte (1864–1929),
French architect Lavirotte Building,
apartment building in
Paris Audibert &
Lavirotte,
French automobile...
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Jules Aimé
Lavirotte (March 25, 1864 in Lyon –
March 1, 1929 in Paris) was a
French architect who is best
known for the Art
Nouveau buildings he created...
- The
Audibert &
Lavirotte was a
French automobile,
manufactured in Lyon from 1894 to 1901. The company, the
oldest maker of
automobiles in the city, was...
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Entrance of the
Castel Béranger
Lavirotte Building by
Jules Lavirotte at 29
Avenue Rapp (1901)
Entrance to
Lavirotte Building (1901)
Reinforced concrete...
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architects of the French-Belgian Art
Nouveau movement, including:
Jules Lavirotte,
Hector Guimard,
Louis Majorelle,
Henri Sauvage,
Henry van de Velde, Auguste...
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Eugenio Quarti. Façade of the
Lavirotte Building by
Jules Lavirotte at 29,
avenue Rapp,
Paris (1901)
Doorway of the
Lavirotte Building, with
ceramic sculptures...
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Nouveau was
Jules Lavirotte. He is best
known for a
group of
several buildings in the 7th arrondis****t,
particularly the
Lavirotte Building at 29 Avenue...
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Petit Palais. The
architect Jules Lavirotte covered the
facade of
several of
houses in Paris,
particularly the
Lavirotte Building on
Avenue Rapp, with curling...
- Lorraine; also a
military design team in
occupied France,
headed by
Maurice Lavirotte, was active. When in
August 1944
Paris was liberated, the new provisional...
