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AGUSTÍN AGUIRRE LÓPEZ-CARBONELL - Project for 53x99 cm building

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AGUSTÍN AGUIRRE LÓPEZ-CARBONELL - Project for 53x99 cm building

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Estim. 300 - 500 EUR

18th century FRENCH school Entrance project for a military building Pen and black ink, gray wash over black pencil lines. Folds. 19 x 19.5 cm A transformation plan for the Hotel Terminus and six other architectural plans are included.

Estim. 1 000 - 1 500 EUR

19th century FRENCH SCHOOL Architectural project for the Faculty of Science in Buenos Aires. Pen and black ink, watercolor over black pencil lines. Monogrammed MA upper right. Titled on the motif. Heavy staining and spotting at top. 94 x 64.5 cm A plan for the same building is included. Gino Aloisi won the competition for the redevelopment of the Faculty of Medicine in Buenos Aires in 1885, and the building was inaugurated five years later. The work was carried out by Paolo Besana. He extended and continued the work of Francesco Tamburini, the building's first architect.

Estim. 600 - 800 EUR

Attributed to Louis Marie CORDONNIER (Hauburdin 1854 - Peyrillac 1940) A scroll façade project for the Amsterdam Stock Exchange Pen and black ink, gray and pink wash over black pencil lines. Titled above and captioned below Je maintiendrai (the motto of the Netherlands). 64 x 116 cm Three other plans for the same building. Louis Marie Cordonnier won the international competition to build the Amsterdam Stock Exchange, which was ultimately designed by Dutch architect Hendrick Petrus Berlage. Work began in 1898 to replace the old Stock Exchange, which was falling into disuse. The new building also houses the De Bijenkorf department store on its south side, and is located along the Damrak (one of the city's main north-south traffic arteries) and the Beurstraat (rue de la Bourse).

Starting price 200 EUR

After HUBERT (*1755), Design for a military hospital, around 1793, After Auguste-Cheval Hubert (1755 - 1798 ): Design for a military hospital Architectural drawing with coastal landscape Sectional drawing, c. 1793, Etching Technique: Hand colored Etching on Paper Date: c. 1793 Description: Architectural design of a classicist building. As a longitudinal section through the main and ancillary buildings in the grounds. The sectional axis runs along the centre of the arcaded courtyard and through the main building. Please also see the corresponding site plan in our offer. The sheet comes from a series of architectural illustrations published by the Académie Royale de Peinture et de Sculpture in Paris before 1793. The designs convey a wonderful impression of the architectural taste of the Neoclassical period and show buildings that can be categorised as historicist and revolutionary architecture. Some of the designs are certainly to be seen as utopian projects, whereas others can be understood as realistic projects, not least due to the completeness of the plans. The series shows the student designs that were awarded a medal and a scholarship for a stay of several years in Rome as part of the Prix de Rome. The design drawings have been faithfully reproduced as prints and artistically coloured. Inscribed at the bottom centre of the printing plate: "coup du lazaret de Mr. de St. Hubert". | Watermark: Lily in the coat of arms under a crown with an additional mark at the bottom Keywords: France, Paris, Architecture, Academy, Prix de Rome, 18th century, Classicism, Architecture, France, Size: Paper: 34,0 cm x 47,3 cm (13,4 x 18,6 in), Depiction: 25,2 cm x 38,5 cm (9,9 x 15,2 in) Condition: Good condition. The sheet is slightly discoloured due to age. Occasional pale soiling is recognisable. The upper left corner of the sheet has a liquid stain.

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