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Salomon De Brosse

Salomon de Brosse
Salomon de Brosse
Representation assumed by Salomon de Brosse Peter Paul Rubens in a tapestry.
Presentation
Birth 1565 or 1571
Verneuil-en-Halatte
Deaths 9 December 1626
Paris
Nationality Flag: France France
Movement (s) Renaissance
Classicism
Activity (s) Architect
Work
Achievements Palais du Luxembourg
Facade of the church Saint-Gervais-Saint-Prot Paris
Facade of the Palace of the Parliament of Britain
Family circle
Family Jacques I. Androuet Hoop (grandfather)
Jacques Androuet Hoop II (uncle)
change Consult the documentation of the model

Salomon de Brosse, born in Verneuil-en-Halatte (current department of Oise ) to 1565 or 1571 , buried in Paris on December 9 in 1626 , is a French architect. It has sometimes been erroneously named Jacques Brush or brush in some biographies until the late nineteenth century. His statue by Ottin overlooks the Cour Napoleon of the Louvre, the base figure wrongly a "J", a street of the 4th arrondissement of Paris also bears his name.

Summary

/ / Biography

Protestant , he could come to Paris after the promulgation of the Edict of Nantes by Henry IV. Son of Jean de Brosse, architect, and Julienne Androuet, Salomon de Brosse, respectively, and is grand son of Jacques I. Androuet Hoop and nephew of Jacques Androuet Hoop II , with whom he worked prior to his succession as an architect of Queen Marie de Medicis in 1614. In this context he drew up plans for the Palais du Luxembourg in Paris inspired the Pitti Palace.

His style is at the crossroads between Renaissance and seventeenth century , and we note that it can use as much language Mannerist (Castle Coulsdon ) than conventional and more sober, as in the Luxembourg Palace.

Major achievements

Signature of Salomon de Brosse

Gallery

References

  1. Castle Coulsdon, engraving by Israel Silvestre
  2. Blerancourt Castle, engraving by Israel Silvestre
  3. map on the website of the Virtual Museum of French Protestantism
  4. Philippe Laporte, The Medici Aqueduct. Its underground between Paris and the Palais du Luxembourg. Visit historic and contemporary., OCRA Editions, 1998, ( ISBN 2-9503162-1-2 ), p.94

Bibliography

  • Charles Bauchal , New Dictionary of French architects, Andrew Daly son et Cie, Paris, 1887, 842 p.

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