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Denis Marius Toudoire (Toulon,
November 15, 1852 - Paris,
March 11, 1922) was a
French architect. In particular, he
built stations for the
Compagnie des...
- Algiers, Algeria. It was
designed by
architect Jules Voinot and
Marius Toudoire and was
constructed in 1910. It is Algeria's
largest post
office building...
- Lyon
building was constructed,
designed by the
Toulon architect Marius Toudoire and
decorated with a
large fresco by the M****ille
artist Jean-Baptiste...
- with a
cartouche in Le
Train Bleu, Gare de Lyon, Paris, 1901, by
Marius Toudoire Rococo Revival caryatids of Rue Notre-Dame-des-Champs no. 82, Paris, designed...
- Paris-Orléans and the État
companies called there. The
station was
built by M
Toudoire and S Choron. It
includes a
large metallic trainshed 56 m wide and covers...
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monument of the neo-Moorish type, the work of
Jules Voinot and
Marius Toudoire. The
Casbah of
Algiers is also a
place of
visit classified as a
world heritage...
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style still in
existence is the
Train Bleu restaurant,
designed by
Marius Toudoire as the
station buffet when it
opened in 1902. The
lavishly decorated interior...
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abbreviated as "Paris-Lyon-Méditerranée", or
simply PLM). The
architect Marius Toudoire proposed that the
mural be
created to
liven up what was
originally a non-descript...
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Saint Saturnin, mata-bios
meaning kill the bull. It was
designed by
Marius Toudoire (who also
designed Bordeaux Station) and was
built with
stone from the...
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elements still remain of the
titles hall. Gare de Lyon, by
architect Marius Toudoire (1895–1902). The
Train Bleu café in the Gare de Lyon, in the
ornate Belle...
