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Jean-Baptiste Alexandre Le Blond (russisch Жан Батист Александр Леблон Schan Baptist Alexander Leblon; * 1679 in Paris; † 10. März jul. / 21. März 1719 greg. in St. Petersburg) war ein französisch-russischer Architekt und Gartenarchitekt des Barock.
Jean-Baptiste Alexandre Le Blond (1679 – 10 March 1719) [1] was a French architect and garden designer who became the chief architect of Saint Petersburg in 1716.
19. Apr. 2024 · Alexandre-Jean-Baptiste Le Blond (born 1679, Paris—died 1719, St. Petersburg, Russia) was a French landscape designer who designed the gardens for the palace of Peter I (the Great), at Peterhof, Russia.
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Quick Reference. (1679–1719). French architect. He trained in Paris, where he built the Hôtel de Clermont, Rue de Varennes (1708–14). His elegant architecture is perhaps best appreciated from the Reynault House, Châtillon-sur-Bagneux ( c. 1709–14).
Lebensdaten 1679 - 1719 Geburtsort Paris Sterbeort Sankt Petersburg Beruf/Funktion Architekt; Illustrator Normdaten GND: 103102701 | OGND | VIAF: 67650529 Namensvarianten. Le Blond, Alexandre
23. Mai 2018 · Blond, Jean-Baptiste-Alexandre Le (1679–1719). French architect. He trained in Paris, where he built the Hôtel de Clermont, Rue de Varennes (1708–14). His elegant architecture is perhaps best appreciated from the Reynault House, Châtillon-sur-Bagneux (c.1709–14).
Jean-Baptiste-Alexandre Le Blond was born in Paris in 1679. He was the son of Jean Le Blond, a leading artist and member of the Académie royale de peinture et de sculpture. As a young boy, he showed an early talent for art. During the reign of King Louis XIV, he became one of the leading French architects and a student of André Le Nôtre, the ...
