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Giuseppe Valadier

Italian architect
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  • James Paine and Robert Adam: Kedleston Hall
    Western architecture
    / Italy

    …Popolo in Rome (1813–31) by Giuseppe Valadier, a great open space with three diagonal avenues leading off it.

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    …Popolo in Rome (1813–31) by Giuseppe Valadier, a great open space with three diagonal avenues leading off it.

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  • Arch of Titus
    Arch of Titus

    In 1821 Giuseppe Valadier undertook a comprehensive restoration of the site. During this process, the arch was completely dismantled and reassembled in its present form, with travertine (rather than the original marble) used to indicate restored portions and a new inscription added.

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    In 1821 Giuseppe Valadier undertook a comprehensive restoration of the site. During this process, the arch was completely dismantled and reassembled in its present form, with travertine (rather than the original marble) used to indicate restored portions and a new inscription added.

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