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Boullée, Étienne-Louis

Boullée was born in 1728 and died in Paris in 1799. He was a leading figure of the more radical form of Neo-classissism. Before beginning the study of architecture at the Paris Academy, he had taken up painting. In 1762 he became a full member of the Paris Academy where he taught until the French Revolution. Later he taught at the "École centrale du panthéon".
The idea of the cityLes architectes de la liberté 1789-1799Boullée's Treatise on Architecture : a complete presentation of the Architecture, Essai sur l'ArtDer Tempel der Vernunft : unveröffentlichte Zeichnungen von Etienne-Louis BoulléeBoullées Newton Denkmal : Sakrallbau und KugelideeBoullée & visionary architecture ; incl. Boullée's "Architecture, essay on art"Etienne-Louis Boullée (1728-1799) : theoretician of revolutionary architectureEtienne-Louis Boullée : Architektur : Abhandlung über die KunstBoullée Ledoux Lequeu : les architectes révolutionnairesIn search of the ideal cityRevolutionsarchitektur : Boullée, Ledoux, LequeuVisionary architects : Boullée, Ledoux, LequeuGreat drawings from the collection of the Royal Institute of British Architects : Heinz Gallery, Inaugural Exhibition 1972Etienne-Louis BoulléeOrigins of functionalist theoryThree revolutionary architects : Boullée, Ledoux, and LequeuHistory of architecture : from ancient times to the present dayArchitecture and utopiaClaude Nicolas Ledoux et le livre d'architecture en français, Etienne Louis Boullée l'utopie et la poésie de l'artThe art museum : from Boullée to BilbaoThe architecture reader : essential writings from Vitruvius to the presentBeyond the seven days of architectureModern architecture : representation & realityInterior/exterior : living in art : from romantic interior painting to the home design of the futureThe belly of an architect [video]Are you saying that Boullée was the first Fascist architect?European architecture 1750-1890The necessity of artifice
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Boullée, Étienne-Louis

Boullée was born in 1728 and died in Paris in 1799. He was a leading figure of the more radical form of Neo-classissism. Before beginning the study of architecture at the Paris Academy, he had taken up painting. In 1762 he became a full member of the Paris Academy where he taught until the French Revolution. Later he taught at the "École centrale du panthéon".