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Claude Desgots.
Pierre I
Desgots was born in
Paris around 1600. He was the son of Jean I
Desgots, a
plaster merchant. His
older sister Marie Desgots (died...
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Claude Desgots, "a
worthy heir and a
great talent in gardening",
remarked the
master teacher of
architecture Jacques-François Blondel.
Claude Desgots was...
- ISBN 978-0-686-46036-7. Rostaing, Aurélia (2001). "Pierre II
Desgots (1630–1688) et
Claude Desgots (v. 1658 – 1732)", pp. 72–75, in Créaturs de
jardins et...
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Hazlehurst 1980, pp. 5, 303–323.
Pierre Desgots married Le Nôtre's
sister Elisabeth, and
their son,
Claude Desgots,
became Le Nôtre's
disciple and successor...
- Françoise
Marie extended the
small château
under the
direction of
Claude Desgots who also
worked at the duc du Maine's château de Sceaux. Her many daughters...
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previously commissioned plans for
elaborate parterre schemes from
Claude Desgots, the
nephew of André Le Nôtre (both
designers had
previously worked at...
- Nôtre to
construct a
collection of
fountains for the garden,
while Pierre Desgots, Le Nôtre's brother-in-law,
would carry out work on the park. At the time...
- of
gardens in
France through the
reign of
Louis XV. His nephew,
Claude Desgots,
created the
garden at Château de
Bagnolet (Seine-Saint-Denis) for Philippe...
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Decorde Gustave Delchevalerie [es; fr] (1841–1899)
Claude Desgots (c. 1658–1732)
Pierre I
Desgots (c. 1600–1675) Erik
Dhont (b. 1962)
Charles Edgar ****inson...
- her
property as a gift from her husband. She had the
architect Claude Desgots (nephew of André Le Nôtre) add two
large wings to the building; she also...
