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Louis Moilliet (October 6, 1880 –
August 24, 1962) was an
artist from
Switzerland who was
noted as a
painter and
stained gl**** designer. He was lifelong...
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first major country house commission.
Moilliet died in 1845 and that
Christmas his new
house burned down.
Moilliet's widow and son
promptly emplo**** Daukes...
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James Moilliet, the son of the
proprietor of
Abberley Hall.
James Moilliet (1807-1878) was born in 1807 in Staffordshire. His
father John
Lewis Moilliet founded...
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Marguerite (Peggy)
Moilliet Rogers (1915–1989) was a Mexican-born
American physicist who
became the "country's
leading authority in the
field of air-launched...
- Walk
Through the
History of Footwear. New York:
Walker and Company, 1996.
Moilliet, J. L., ed.
Waterproofing and Water-Repellency. London:
Elsevier Publishing...
- had an only child,
Amelia (1780–1857), who in 1801
married John
Lewis Moilliet of
Geneva and
later Abberley,
afterwards merchant and
banker of Birmingham...
- of Tunisia,
where Macke traveled in
April 1914 with Paul Klee and
Louis Moilliet was
fundamental for the
creation of the
luminist approach of his final...
- 1795 35 Geo. 3. c. 96 Pr. 2 June 1795 An act for
naturalizing John
Lewis Moilliet.
Londonthorpe Inclosure Act 1795 35 Geo. 3. c. 97 Pr. 22 June 1795 An act...
- came in 1914 when he
briefly visited Tunisia with
August Macke and
Louis Moilliet and was
impressed by the
quality of the
light there. He wrote, "Color has...
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socialised with poets,
painters and
composers such as
Hermann Hesse,
Louis Moilliet, Cuno Amiet, Paul
Basilius Barth and
Othmar Schoeck.
Early on
Erich W****mer...
