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Porte d'entrée de l'immeuble conçu en 1903, situé au 2 rue Eugène-Manuel à Paris, par l'architecte Charles Klein et le céramiste Emile Muller. L'édifice très coloré en bleu-vert et ocre est du plus beau style art nouveau. Il est recouvert de grès flammé en céramique avec une décoration déclinant les chardons (inspirée du peintre Eugène Grasset) . La ferronnerie est l'oeuvre de Dondelinger. L'immeuble est inscrit à l'inventaire des Monuments historiques A consulter : paris1900.blogspot.com/2007/05/2-rue-eugne-manuel-et-9-ru... lartnouveau.com/belle_epoque/architectes_paris/paris16/ch... |
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| Source | Entrée d'un immeuble art nouveau (Paris) |
| Author | Jean-Pierre Dalbéra from Paris, France |
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Porte d'entrée de l'immeuble conçu en 1903, situé au 2 rue Eugène-Manuel à Paris, par l'architecte Charles Klein et le céramiste Emile Muller. L'édifice très coloré en bleu-vert et ocre est du plus beau style art nouveau. Il est recouvert de grès flammé en céramique avec une décoration déclinant les chardons (inspirée du peintre Eugène Grasset) . La ferronnerie est l'oeuvre de Dondelinger. L'immeuble est inscrit à l'inventaire des Monuments historiques A consulter : paris1900.blogspot.com/2007/05/2-rue-eugne-manuel-et-9-ru... lartnouveau.com/belle_epoque/architectes_paris/paris16/ch... |
| Date | |
| Source | Entrée d'un immeuble art nouveau (Paris) |
| Author | Jean-Pierre Dalbéra from Paris, France |
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