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The church of Saint-Eustache in the early French Renaissance / Anne-Marie Sankovitch.
Main entry:

Sankovitch, Anne-Marie, author.

Title & Author:

The church of Saint-Eustache in the early French Renaissance / Anne-Marie Sankovitch.

Publication:

Turnhout, Belgium : Brepols, [2015]
©2015

Description:

xxi, 240 pages : illustrations, maps ; 28 cm.

Series:

Architectura moderna ; vol. 12

Notes:
Originally presented as the author's thesis.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 232-238).
Ch. 1 A Critical Historiography of Saint-Eustache -- ch. 2 Problems of the Site and the Struggle to Enlarge the Church -- ch. 3 A Royal Project: Saint-Eustache Unbound -- ch. 4 A Revised Building History, the First Master, and Serlio -- ch. 5 Toward the Identity of the Architect (Jean Delamarre?) -- ch. 6 The Presence of the Past at Saint-Eustache from Cluny to Pavia -- ch. 7 Gothic and Late-Gothic Strategies of Architectural Composition.
Summary:

"Considered the most important French Renaissance church, Saint-Eustache in Paris has long remained an enigma. What new circumstances allowed its parishioners, long desirous of a new church, suddenly to begin building it 1532? Did Francis I play a role? Was the obscure Jean Delamarre possibly its architect? Could the ideas of the Italian theorist, Serlio, have affected his design? These and other key issues are resolved by the author in a sustained reading of all known evidence. The baffling formal complexity of the church is clarified through lucid analysis that employs hundreds of new photographs executed by the author. The building is studied within the context of sixteenth-century French architecture and its roots in antiquity, the Italian Renaissance, Romanesque and Gothic France, and the Flamboyant Style. Sankovitch's work will serve as a standard for all those who desire to understand this mysterious building and its times. A bright, clear window revealing an unseen architecture, previously an invisible - or at best murky - episode in the history of art, it is a portal to all future research on the building, and a key to the architectural life of the period."-- Page 4 of cover.

ISBN:

9782503555140 (paperback)
2503555144 (paperback)
(online)
9782503564845

Subject:

Saint-Eustache (Church : Paris, France)
Architecture, Renaissance France Paris.
Church architecture France Paris.
Church buildings France Paris.
Architecture de la Renaissance France Paris.
Architecture chrétienne France Paris.
Architecture, Renaissance.
Buildings.
Church architecture.
Church buildings.
Paris (France) Buildings, structures, etc.
France Paris.

Form/genre:

Theses.

Added entries:

Architectura moderna ; v. 12.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 292404
Call No.: BIB 236703
Status: Available

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