GOUJON, JEAN

zhäN goozhôNˈ, c.1510–c.1566, French Renaissance sculptor and architect. Although his work reflects the Italian mannerist style, particularly of Cellini, he developed his own extremely elegant, elongated, and often lyrical forms. Goujon is first recorded (1540) as having made columns for the organ loft of the Church of Saint-Maclou, Rouen. He was associated with the architect Pierre Lescot, with whom he first worked on the rood screen of Saint-Germain-l'Auxerrois, Paris; some reliefs from the screen are now in the Louvre. Goujon also made the celebrated decorations for the Fountain of the Innocents (1547–49), several panels of which are also in the Louvre. Again in collaboration with Lescot, he worked on the Louvre itself, designing ornaments for the ground floor and attic. Goujon, a Huguenot, died in exile in Italy.

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...Grenoble. Degerando, J. (1800) Des Signes, et le lArt de Penser Consideres dans leurs Rapports Mutuels, 4 vols , Paris: Goujon fils, Fuchs, Henrichs. (1802) De la Generation des Connaissances Humaines , Berlin: G. Decker. Dejob, C. (No date...
...and of course I believed it. Was it one of my friends kind attentions towards me? I went to his house in the Rue Jean-Goujon and introduced myself to him. For me it was a memorable encounter, in the course of which, to use his language...
...Goetz, Richard, 99 , 100 , Gonin-Guerber family, 26 , Gothic, 22 , 23 , 35 , 46 , 59 , 138 , 211 , 246 , 271 , Goujon, Jean, 198 , 203 , Gounod, Charles, 94 , Goya, 90 , Granet, 11 , 35 , Granger, 10 , 29 , 30 , 37 , 112 , Greeks the...
...before the Council to deal with this. (April 8, 1546). Jean-Battista Sept was admonished whether he did not dance, both...brother-in-law Fran?ois Favre, his son Gaspard, and Pierre Goujon. She was admonished about her father who is an adulterer and...
...the available provender, we find that La Fontaine, by way of a joke, has turned the bird into a conscious gourmet: " Du goujon? cest bien la le diner dun heron! Jouvrirais pour si peu le becl Aux dieux ne plaise !" "Fish bait? What dinner is this...
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...de Tredern, son of the late Jean Louis count of Tredern and of...Tredern was replaced by Denis Goujon, a former pupil of the famous...mentioned in two books written by Dr Jean-Andre Rochoux (Rochoux 1822...Meiningen: Bruckner. Beetschen, Jean-Claude (1995) "Louis Sebastien...
...choice for Vivien. According to Jean-Paul Goujon, Renee Viviens refusal to write...New Haven: Yale UP, 1988. Goujon, Jean-Paul. Tes Blessures sont plus...complete de Rende Vivien. Ed. Jean-Paul Goujon. Paris: Regine Deforges, 1986...
...Claude Debussy: la Musique a Vif. Paris: Minerve. Goujon, Jean-Paul. 1988. Pierre Louys: une vie secrete, 1870...mortis: avec divers textes inedits, edited by Jean-Paul Goujon. Paris: Gallimard. --. 1995. Two Erotic Tales...
...triangular lot bounded by the rue Jean Goujon and the Cours la Reine, a short...escapees found succor across the rue Jean Goujon, where Theodore Forges, a banker...place, people thronged to the rue Jean Goujon. The lot, around which a wooden...
...the 16th-century French sculptor Jean Goujon. Between 1548 and 1562, Goujon contributed...image quality. The plates by Baron Jean-Baptiste-Louis Gros, in contrast...commission for the French painter Jean-Augnste-Dominiqnc Ingres, a common...
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...Paul Fargue by Katherine Knorr Jean-Paul Goujon Leon-Paul Fargue. Gallimard...funny poems about cats and frogs. Jean-Paul Goujons excellent biography...Valery Larbaud and Alfred Jarry. As Goujon points out, Fargue has been ignored...
...of Paris). It is a sad and interesting coincidence that Gallimard recently published an excellent biography by Jean-Paul Goujon of the poet Leon-Paul Fargue, whose Le Pieton de Paris is a guide to the Paris that was, much like traveling...


 

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...Massoni and the countrys Interior Minister, Jean-Pierre Chevenement, have both admitted...alone add up to nearly pounds 250,000. Jean-Louis Arajol, secretary general of the...floor hotel balcony in the nearby Rue Jean Goujon.


 

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GOUJON, JEAN zhaN goozhoN , c.1510 c.1566, French...elongated, and often lyrical forms. Goujon is first recorded (1540) as having made...from the screen are now in the Louvre. Goujon also made the celebrated decorations for...
...such as is revealed in the works of Jean Fouquet. The Renaissance In the 16th...school of ). The French sculptors Jean Goujon and Germain Pilon contributed classical...Elegant portraits were painted by Jean Cousin and Jean and Francois Clouet...
...the vast palace of the Louvre . In this, as in other known works, the fine sculptural decorations were executed by Jean Goujon . To Lescot is attributed the original design of the Hotel Carnavalet in Paris, later altered by Francois Mansart...
...classicism took form. The leading architects were Lescot, Philibert Delorme , and the Androuet du Cerceau family. Jean Goujon and others contributed fine sculptural adornments. Renaissance Architecture Elsewhere in Europe In England the Renaissance...
...Vischer the elder, the Flemish Claus Sluter , and Pilon and Goujon in France. In France a courtly and secular art flourished under...Hepworth (English); Aristide Maillol, Charles Despiau , and Jean Arp (French); Ernst Barlach , Wilhelm Lehmbruck , and Georg...


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