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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 panth��on".
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".