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Viollet-le-Duc

French architect and theorist of Gothic revival restoration.

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Also known as Viollet - le - Duc, The sage Viollet - le - Duc once patly

First appearance: ii

Viollet-le-Duc shows up with force in The Defeat of Romanticism. The page is where that presence becomes real.

Influenced Richardson; advocated using primitive sources for architectural energy.

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The Defeat of Romanticism
Influenced Richardson; advocated using primitive sources for architectural energy.
I
Influenced Richardson's approach to architecture, advocating primitive sources for energy.
The Imperial Age and Its Architectural Legacy
Quoted on preferring apples on the tree to arranged fruit, critiquing the museum's approach.
Esthetics
Author of 'The Habitations of Man in All Ages'; his theme is recommended for redevelopment in light of contemporary research.

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