9 April
1742 birth of Jean Armand Raymond
1757 letter from Robert Adam regarding seeing the Dedication within the Ichnographia Campus Martius in progress
1959 death of Frank Lloyd Wright
Campo Marzio
1998.04.09
Porcelain's Finish
2000.04.09
overall one very Piranesian daze
model building as reenactment
Roman Catholic architecture
storm
New Jerusalem
theory/prophecy
patterns on mesh skins
Otherwise Eyes
2000.04.09
Re: militarism and freedom...
2001.04.09 18:42
020409a.db House of Ill-Repute, elevations, perspectives
evolutionary architecture?
2007.04.09 18:24
2007.04.09 18:54
2007.04.09 20:29
3DH Gallery
2007.04.09 18:44
2007.04.09 21:02
2007.04.09 23:04
2007.04.09 23:29
in Savannah, GA
2007.04.09 20:43
READING LIST
2008.04.09 11:22
2008.04.09 12:11
2008.04.09 14:23
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Old Cathedral, Salamanca, Early Gothic, c.1120-c.1220.
Cathedral of St. Lazare, Autun, Romanesque, c.1120-1132.
Cathedral, Freiburg, Romanesque, begun 1122.
Choir and Apse, Notre Dame du Port, Clermont-Ferrand, Romanesque, c.1125.
St. Sepulchre, Cambridge, Romanesque, c.1130 and later.
St. Godehard, Hildesheim, Romanesque, 1135-1178.
Fountains Abbey, Early Gothic (transitional), 1135-1247.
Abbey Church, Fontenay, Romanesque, 1139-47.
Abbey Church, St. Denis, Gothic, 1140-44.
Abbey Church, St. Germer, Early Gothic, largely c.1140-60.
Cathedral, Sens, Early Gothic, largely 1142-1168.
Nave, Cathedral, Le Mans, Gothic, 1145-1158.
Cathedral, Chartres, Gothic, c.1145-1260.
Ambulatory, St Front, Perigueux, Romanesque, c.1150.
Church, St. Leu d'Esserent, Romanesque and Early Gothic, c.1150.
Furness Abbey, Romanesque-Gothic (Transitional), c.1150.
Castle, Edinburgh, c.1150 and later.
Cathedral, Worms, Romanesque, c.1150.
San Vicente, Avila, Transitional to Gothic, c.1150.
Castle, Kenilworth, c.1150-c.1550.
San Pedro, Avila, Romanesque, c.1150.
San Lorenzo, Sahagun, Romanesque, c.1150.
Porch, King's College, Canterbury, Romanesque (Norman), c.1150.
Cathedral, Senlis, Gothic, largely 1155-91.
Choir, Cathedral, Noyon, Early Gothic, 1157.
Cathedral, Laon, Gothic, c.1160-1205.
Octogonal Sanctuary and Ambulatory, Templar Church of the Convento do Cristo, Tomar, Romanesque, from 1162.
Sé Velha (Old Cathedral), Coimbra, Romanesque, from c.1162.
Cathedral (St. Pierre), Poitiers, Romanesque, oldest parts 1166-99.
Parish Church, Iffley, Romanesque (Norman), c.1170.
Towers, Cathedral, Tournai, Romanesque, c.1175.
Cathedral, Toro, Early Gothic, c.1175.
Cathedral, Wells, Gothic, c.1175-1239.
Cathedral, Canterbury, Romanesque and Gothic, largely 1175-1452.
Cathedral, Soissons, Early Gothic, c.1177.
South Tower, Cathedral, Chartres, Gothic, finished c.1180.
Choir, Abbey Church, Vézelay, Gothic, c.1180.
Church of the Apostles, Cologne, Romanesque, c.1190-1219.
Main Portal, San Vicente, Avila, Romanesque, c.1195.
Cathedral, Lichfield, Gothic, c.1195-c.1600.
Cathedral, Bourges, Gothic, c.1195-1390 and later.
Château Gaillard, Les Andelys (on the Sein near Rouen), Romanesque, 1196-1197.
Sanctuary, St. Etienne (Abbaye-aux-Hommes), Caen, Gothic, c.1200.
Facade, Cathedral, Peterborough, Gothic, c.1210.
Chevet, Cathedral, Le Mans, Gothic, 1217-1254.
Choir, Cathedral, Ely, Gothic, 1235-52.
Liebfrauenkirche, Trier, Gothic, from c.1235.
Cathedral, Freiburg, Gothic, 1236-c.1350.
Choir, Cathedral, Tournai, Gothic, 1243-55.
New Clerestory, Cathedral, Sens, Gothic, c.1250.
Fortifications, Tower of London, Gothic, c.1250.
Choir, Abbey Church, St. Denis, Gothic, 1250.
Transept, Cathedral, Le Mans, Gothic, 1277-1430.
Facade, Cathedral, Wells, Gothic, c.1280.
Facade, Cathedral, Lichfield, Gothic, c.1280.
Lantern, Cathedral, Ely, Gothic, 1322-28.
Towers and Gable, Cathedral, Angouleme, c.1350.
Nave, Cathedral, Winchester, Gothic (Perpendicular), 1350-1450.
Cathedral Aachen, Gothic Choir, 1353-1414.
Cathedral (St. Pierre), Poitiers, Romanesque, completed c.1400.
Cathedral, Speyer, Sacristy, Gothic, 1409.
North Tower, Cathedral, Chartres, Gothic, finished 1507-13.
North Portal, Sé Velha (Old Cathedral), Coimbra, Romanesque, from c.1530.
Tower Bridge, London, 1886-94.
Raymond, Jean Armand
architect ; b. April 9, 1742 (at Toulouse); d. January 29, 1811.
Raymond was a pupil of Jacques François Biomiel and Leroy, and in 1706 won the Grand Prix de Rome in architecture. In 1787-1788 he was appointed architect of the province of Languedoc. He went to Paris after the Revolution, and was associated with Chalgrin in designing the Arc de Triomphe de l'Etoile. His design was accepted at first, but was afterward replaced by that of Chalgrin. Raymond retired from the association with Chalgrin Oct. 31, 1808. He was employed on the Louvre, the Bibliothèque Nationale, and the Opéra.
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