7 April
1781 birth of Sir Francis Legatt Chantry
1824 birth of Edmond Jean Baptiste Théodor René Joly
1898 death of Charles Yriarte
Schinkel plates
1992.04.07
oppositions biblio, etc.
1997.04.07 20:48
Re: Corrections?
1997.04.07 21:26
Quondam
HTML
planning
tasks
1997.04.07
Serbia circa 272 AD
1999.04.07 08:58
Re: AAD/contemporary sciences
2000.04.07 13:33
2000.04.07 20:13
Re: E-M~A ARCHITECTURE / OSMOTIC ARCHITECTURE
2000.04.07 13:22
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Re: GGBW/a saine house
2000.04.07 13:43
militarism and freedom in the United States
2001.04.07 10:27
QA001
2001.04.07
Re: art as architecture as design
2002.04.07 14:02
Re: art as architecture as art
2002.04.07 16:28
Yes, the unbearable lightness of hot air.
2003.04.07 12:43
Re: anti-Bilbao architecture
2003.04.07 10:55
030407a.db dining room wall shelf
030407b.db 5233 Arbor Street, plans
030407c.db 5233 Arbor Street, plans
The Uraustellung
Helena: notes, letters
2003.04.07
Re: bilocation -- opening odds of Ottopia
2004.04.07 08:24
040407a.db Whitemarsh Hall, Horti Valeriani, 5233, Bye House, Villa Rotunda, plans
"The Pope's Funeral and Ichnographia Romaphilia"
2005.04.07 10:35
How do you say God's Bricklayer in Polish?
2005.04.07 11:59
Understanding Duchamp
2005.04.07 13:35
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Chantry, Sir Francis Legatt
sculptor; b. April 7, 1781 ; d. November 25, 1842.
The sculptor Chantry made the equestrian statue of George IV in Trafalgar Square (London), the statue of the Duke of Wellington in front of the Royal Exchange, and numerous monuments in Westminster Abbey and elsewhere.
Joly, Edmond Jean Baptiste Théodor René
architect; b. April 7, 1824; d. September 25, 1892.
Architect of the Chambre des Députés (Palais Bourbon), Paris. In 1844 he entered the Ecole des Beaux Arts, and in 1865 succeeded his father as architect in charge of the Chambre des Députés. In 1871 he was charged with the installation of the Assemblée Nationale at Bordeaux and later at Versailles.
Lendthall, John
architect ; d. September, 1868.
April 7, 1803, he was appointed clerk of works at the Capitol in Washington, under Benjamin Latrobe. He was killed by the falling of an arch in the staircase hall.
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