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Pierre Dervaux (born 3
January 1917 in Juvisy-sur-Orge, France; died 20
February 1992 in M****illes, France) was a
French operatic conductor, composer...
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station has four
entries divided into
seven metro entrances, each with a
Dervaux-type
balustrade and
leading to
Avenue d'Italie:
Entrance 1: Rue de Tolbiac...
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Galeries Lafayette,
consisting of a
fixed staircase decorated with a
Dervaux candelabra,
leading to the
corner of
Boulevard Haussmann and Rue de la...
- Monnaie,
Paris (1905–1910) Rouen-Rive-Droite
railway station by
Adolphe Dervaux, with
sculptures by
Camille Lefèvre (1928)
Following the 1900 Exposition...
- with
Dervaux-type balustrades:
Access 1 -
Avenue Montaigne - Théâtre des Champs-Élysées,
consisting of a
fixed staircase decorated with two
Dervaux lampposts...
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embellished with a
Dervaux-style balustrade:
entrance 1 -
Boulevard Morland -
Mairie de
Paris - Préfecture de Paris,
decorated with a
Dervaux candelabrum, leading...
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metro entrances (eight in total), all made up of
fixed staircases with
Dervaux-type balustrades:
Access 1
Avenue Ledru-Rollin,
embellished with a mast...
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staircase lined with an
escalator going up,
decorated with a
candelabra and a
Dervaux-type balustrade,
leading to the
south of this
square to the
right of No...
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boulevard de la Villette, made up of a
fixed staircase adorned with a
Dervaux candelabra,
leading to said
central reservation facing no. 1, 2 and 3 of...
- Phaidon. 1999. p. 507. ISBN 9780714838458.
Dervaux, p. 14. Embick, p. 61. "Mark Rothko". nga.gov.
Dervaux, p. 20. Embick, p. 60. Embick, p. 63. Comenas...
