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Dictionary definition: Gabriel, Jacques-Jules
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Gabriel, Jacques-Jules
(1667–1742). French architect. The father of Ange-Jacques
Gabriel
, he assisted
Hardouin-Mansart
and succeeded de
Cotte
as
Premier Architecte
(1734) and Director of the Academy (1735). He designed several
hôtels
in Paris ...
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... ... designed a water-garden at Schwerin and a larger (unexecuted) project for Ludwigslust), he was appointed Premier Architecte to King Frederick the Great of Prussia (reigned 1740–86) in 1756, for whom he designed the elegant ...
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