-
become such a
necessary article of
furniture that it
might be made in
menuiserie (carpentry), of
solid painted oak,
walnut or fruitwoods, with
carved decoration...
- that the
floor is
covered with parquet. However,
parquet (parquet de
menuiserie) was
first used in 1684 on the
floors of
Palace of Versailles. Muhteşem...
-
featuring mysterious concepts such as "L'Ère du Stup" ("The Stup Era"), "La
Menuiserie" ("The Carpentry"), "Le Mystère au chocolat" ("The
Chocolate Mystery")...
-
known as
parquet de
Versailles were
introduced in 1684 as
parquet de
menuiserie ("woodwork parquet") to
replace the
marble flooring that
required constant...
-
Elevation view of a
garden pavilion and
latticed gallery, from
plate 365 of L'Art de
Treillageur ou
menuiserie des
jardins (1775)...
- EASA. This
modification has been
developed by the
French Company Air-
Menuiserie in 2013 and
allows the CAP 10B/K to
recover its
flight envelope limitations...
-
France (in French) Modern'style (Art Nouveau): Le
Dictionnaire Pratique de
Menuiserie – Ebénisterie – Charpente, Par J.
Justin Storck, édition de 1900 (in French)...
-
Lucotte wrote the
articles "maçonnerie", "marbrier", "marqueterie", "
menuiserie", "mosaïque (art. méchaniques)", "plomberie", "pont, des machines", "fleuriste"...
- case-pieces (ébénisterie) in
addition to
turned and
carved seat
furniture (
menuiserie). When his
brother died, Jacob-Desmalter drew his
father from retirement...
- shown.
Galerie Sainte-Catherine [fr]
Galerie Foch, open to all
artists La
Menuiserie Private galleries Departmental archives of Aveyron [fr]
Large multimedia...
