- Julien's
Restorator (1793–1823) was a
restaurant in Boston, M****achusetts,
established by French-born Jean
Baptiste Gilbert Payplat dis Julien. It was...
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findings led him to
dismiss fragments of
helmet domes discovered by
restorators beneath modern onion domes as post-Petrine
stylisations intended to reproduce...
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donor figures in the
center panel.
These embellishments were
removed by
restorators in 1903. On 20
April 1988, the
Paumgartner altarpiece was one of three...
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establishments ****umed
regional names such as "eating house" in New York City, "
restorator" in Boston, or "victualling house" in
other areas.
Restaurants were typically...
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Georgia Nationality Dutch-Georgian Known for Bladesmith, goldsmith,
restorator,
metalartist Notable work
Reconstruction of the
armour of
Maurice of Orange...
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French Revolution,
opened an
eating establishment in
Boston called "The
Restorator", and
became known as the "Prince of Soups". The
first American cooking...
- the site of the John W.
McCormack Post
Office and
Courthouse Julien's
Restorator, a
pioneering late-18th- and early-19th-century restaurant, was at Milk...
- Lednev-Schukin),
illustrators (Ivan Bilibin,
Konstantin Somov,
Dmitry Mitrohin),
restorators (Igor Grabar), and
scenic designers (Nicholas Roerich,
Serge Sudeikin)...
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surgery on
children from
socially weak backgrounds. He is also
known as
Restorator of Lake
Constance investing and
reviving historic buildings and venues...
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nobles whose names were
regularly read out
during sermons at the church."
Restorator Grigoriy Grigorov stated "The
Christian Orthodox religion forbids the...
