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File:Théâtre Des Arts 1791-93 - Elevation, Section, Plans - Mead P50.jpg

Plate:
• Lower left: « A. Donnet mens. et del. » [? and design]
Alexis Donnet (17..–18..)


• Lower right: « Orgiazzi sculp. » [engraving]
J. Alexis Orgiazzi (circa 1800–1839)


Architects:
• Original design (1793): Victor Louis (1731–1800)

• Remodel (1794): Jean-Arnaud Raymond (1739–1811) and Alexandre-Théodore Brongniart (1739–1813)
Ref: Michel Gallet (1995). Les architectes parisiens du XVIIIe siècle. Paris: Mengès. ISBN 9782856203705.

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