L'interieur De L'eglise Saint Philippe Du Roule; Et L'interieur Del'eglise Du Val-de-grace

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"L'Intérieur de l'Église Saint-Philippe du Roule; et L'Intérieur de l'Église du Val-de-Grâce" are a pair of architectural engravings created by the French architect and educator Jean Nicolas Louis Durand (1760–1834). Durand was a significant figure in the Neoclassical movement and is best known for his rational approach to architectural design and his influential teachings at the École Polytechnique in Paris. These works reflect Durand's interest in the analysis and representation of architectural space, particularly of religious buildings, which were central to his pedagogical method.

The engravings depict the interiors of two Parisian churches: the Église Saint-Philippe du Roule, designed by Jean-François-Thérèse Chalgrin and completed in 1784, and the Église du Val-de-Grâce, a baroque church completed in the mid-17th century. Durand's works are not only artistic representations but also technical illustrations that convey the spatial and structural qualities of these buildings. They serve as a study of proportion, light, and form, showcasing Durand's analytical approach to architecture.

These engravings are part of a larger body of Durand's work that aimed to systematize architectural knowledge and provide a comprehensive set of examples for the education of architects. His emphasis on geometric simplicity and functional arrangement can be seen in these representations, which strip away ornamentation to focus on the essential architectural elements. Durand's influence on architectural education and his role in the dissemination of Neoclassical ideals make these engravings an important resource for understanding the evolution of architectural thought at the turn of the 19th century.

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