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Victor Baltard

Victor Baltard
Victor Baltard
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Birth 10 June 1805
Paris , France
Deaths 13 January 1874 (68 years)
Paris 6 e , France
Nationality Flag: France France
Movement (s) Eclecticism
Activity (s) Inspector of Fine Arts of the City of Paris
Chief Architect of the 1st section of the work of Paris
Diocesan Architect
Training Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris
Louis-Pierre Baltard
His students Teresa Louis David Pnanrun
Work
Achievements Pavilions of Les Halles , Paris
Church of St. Augustin , Paris
Honors Prix de Rome (1833)
Member of the Academy of Fine Arts (1863)
Family circle
Father Louis-Pierre Baltard
Family Paul-Eugene Lequeux (brother)
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Baltard Victor, born in Paris on 10 June 1805 and died in Paris on 13 January 1874 , is an architect French who served in Paris under the Second Empire. He is the son of the architect Pierre-Louis Baltard.

Summary

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In 1833 , he won the Prix de Rome prepared the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris. From 1834 to 1838 he lived in Rome as a guest at the Villa Medici. The Academy of France in Rome is then edited by Dominique Ingres. From 1849 , he became architect of the city of Paris. There is also an architect for the diocesan bishop's palace and the seminary , but this post is withdrawn in 1854 because the administration considers cults it attaches too little importance to its work.

It is particularly famous for Les Halles in Paris that he produced between 1852 and 1872. These were demolished in 1972 - 73 with the exception of one of the pavilions (the " Pavilion Baltard ") which has been classified a historical monument and was back to Nogent-sur-Marne. He is the restoration of various churches. He is also the author of two graves , that of composer Louis James Alfred Lefebure-Wely at the Pere Lachaise cemetery and that the jurist Lon Louis Rostand in Montmartre cemetery.

On 9 February 1863 , he joined the Academy of Fine Arts where he held the 4th chair.

Major achievements

Architecture

Les Halles in Paris in 1863
Halle style Baltard ( Aix-en-Othe , Aube)

Renovations

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