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Château d’Écouen

château, Écouen, France
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  • Bullant, Jean: Êcouen château
    Jean Bullant

    At Écouen, Bullant worked on the constable’s château, which clearly evidences the effect of Bullant’s exposure to the Pantheon in Rome. At Fére-en-Tardenois (1552–62) he constructed a bridge and gallery in which he created the effect of a Roman aqueduct built across a gorge. The placement…

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    At Écouen, Bullant worked on the constable’s château, which clearly evidences the effect of Bullant’s exposure to the Pantheon in Rome. At Fére-en-Tardenois (1552–62) he constructed a bridge and gallery in which he created the effect of a Roman aqueduct built across a gorge. The placement…

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