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Summary

Nicolas Perignon : Français : Cinquième vue du château de Chanteloup prise du milieu de la cascade (

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Artist

Nicolas Perignon (1726–1782)
Alternative names	Alexis-Nicolas Perignon le Vieux
Description	French painter, drawer and engraver
Date of birth/death	1726	4 January 1782
Location of birth/death	Nancy	Paris
Work location	Italy (1778–1779); Switzerland (1776–1777); Paris
Authority file	: Q20926466 VIAF : 122350035 ISNI : 0000000117812329 ULAN : 500016364 GND : 139195521 SUDOC : 117551635

Title

Français : Cinquième vue du château de Chanteloup prise du milieu de la cascade

Description

English: View of the south (garden) facade of the Château de Chanteloup near Amboise, taken from the middle of the cascade

Date

circa 1770

Collection

Private collection

Source/Photographer

Grateau, Alexandre (2015). De la Pagode de Chanteloup à Chanteloup , travail personnel de fin d'études. Ècole nationale supérieure d'architecture et du Paysage de Bordeaux. Page 95.

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