Antoine-Marie Chenavard

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Antoine-Marie Chenavard (4 March 1787 - 29 December 1883)^[1]^[2] was a French architect, professor, and road inspector.

Publications edit

Voyage en Grèce et dans le Levant fait en 1843-1844, 1849
Compositions historiques, esquisses, 1862
Supplément aux Compositions historiques. Les Poètes, esquisses, 1863
Fontaines, esquisses, 1864
Poètes…, 1873
Sujets tirés des poèmes d'Ossian, 1868
Monuments d'Athènes : recueil de 12 dessins originaux, 1841
Église des Cordeliers de l'observance, 1846
Voyage en Grèce et dans le Levant, 1858
Six vues et détails dessinés à Athènes en 1843, 1857
Lyon antique, 1832

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