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Auguste Nicolas Caristie (6
December 1783 in
Avallon – 5
December 1862 in Paris) was a
French architect. He is best
known for his
restorations of public...
- in a
volume of
Description de l'Égypte (1821),
Philippe Joseph Marie Caristie [fr] and Edme-François
Jomard discussed the
location of the
Labyrinth in...
- the
Chapelle expiatoire du Champ-des-Martyrs, Brech, France, by
Auguste Caristie, 1824
Neoclassical Tuscan columns in the
Neues Museum, Berlin, by Friedrich...
- Ages to
guard the
northern entry points of the town.
Architect Auguste Caristie studied the arch and
carried out
restoration work in the late 1820s. The...
- 17th century, but by the time the
French engineer Philippe Joseph Marie Caristie [fr]
visited the
monument near the turn of the 19th century, it been "knocked...
- 1812 Tilman-François Suys
Baron Poisson A
private hospital 1813
Auguste Caristie Fedel and
Landon A city hall 1814
Charles Henri Landon and
Louis Destouches...
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devoted himself to teaching. The
following are some of his students:
Auguste Caristie (1783–1862) François
Debret (1777–1850) Joseph-Louis Duc (1802–1879), prix...
- Claude-Louis D'Aviler. The
works were
managed by the
architect Jean-Antoine
Caristie.
Following the
French Revolution, the
cathedral was
closed and was transformed...
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Caffarelli du Falga,
general Caquet (died 1799),
artist Philippe Joseph Marie Caristie (1775–1852),
polytechnicien (X 1794),
engineer of the
Ponts et Chaussées...
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Heurtier (1739–1822) 1822 : Jean-Nicolas
Huyot (1780–1840) 1840 :
Auguste Caristie (1783–1862) 1863 :
Victor Baltard (1805–1874) 1874 :
Charles Garnier (1825–1898)...
