Parvum Palatium
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Parvum Palatium (Francogallice: Petit Palais), constructum in occasione Expositionis Universalis ab 1900 per architecto Carolo Girault[1], est domum ad Museum Bellarum Artium Urbis Lutetiae (Francogallice: Musée des Beaux-Arts de la ville de Paris). Sita est ad Arrotundimentum VIII in Lutetia, Via Winstonius Churchill, contra Magno Palatio.
Descriptio
[recensere | fontem recensere]Parvum Palatium ordinata est circa hortum semi-circulari. Loci expositionis sunt sita in primum pavimentum, in solo esse dedita originem officiis et reservis.
Frons fere 150 m latitudinis, centrata a portico monumentale superatum per tholum. Columnae ionicae volutis in diagonalis ornandum faciem principale necnon peristylium semi-circulari atrii. Decoratio perficitur per plures releviis inferioris.
Carolus Girault amet spatia unica illuminata per lumen naturale, creandum saga, cupolae transparentes et fretae latae.
Sculpturae in frons sunt:
- Urbs Lutetiae tutelandum Artium a sculptore Ioannis Antonio Injalbert cum muliere sedenta tenens in eius brachium sinistrum navis significans Lutetia et circumdederunt a Musis;
- ad dextram, coetus Sequana et eis tributarii a Mauritio Ferrary;
- ad sinistram, coetus Quatuor Tempora a Ludovico Convers cum virgines cum manipulibus frumenti et fructibus.
Frons Musei regii Africae Centralis in Fura Ducis, in Belgica, etiam amet a Carolo Girault, resume in parte compositionem et motivos Parvi Palatii.
Porticum in Opera Saigonis in Vietnamia, prior caput Indosinae Francicae et constructa in 1900[2], ostendit similitudines cum Parvo Palatio.
Collectiones
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Pictura
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Pictura flandrica et batavica
[recensere | fontem recensere]Pictura francica
[recensere | fontem recensere]Pictura italiana
[recensere | fontem recensere]- Alia
Sculptura
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- Aemilius Iosephus Nestor Carlier
- Ioannes Baptista Carpeaux
- Iulius Dalou
- Carolus Ludovicus Malric
- Petrus Puget
- Augustus Renoir
- Augustus Rodin
Artes decorativae
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- Franciscus Rupertus Carabin
- Ioannes Carriès
- Henricus Cros
- Aemilius Gallé
- Iacobus Gruber
- Hector Guimard
- Iacobus Desmalter
Artes graphicae
[recensere | fontem recensere]Collectio delineatarum:
Rembrandus, Iacobus van Ruisdael, Adrianus Van Ostade, Antonius van Dyck, Claudius Lorrain, Antonius Watteau, Ioannes Honoratus Fragonard et Hubertus Robert.
Gravura:Martinus Schongauer, Albertus Durerus, Lucas de Leyden, Rembrandus (cum 350 frusta), Antonius van Dyck, Ioannes Honoratus Fragonard et Antonius Watteau.
Renovatio
[recensere | fontem recensere]Inter ianuario 2001 et iunio 2005, Petit Palais clausa erat pro renovatione. Administratio proiecti operis erat, dum per Officio architecturae Chaix & Morel et associati.
Petit Palais rursum fodit portas eius ad publicum in 10 december 2005 per exponendo tria photographi qui secuti operis: photographa Flora, Patricius Tourneboeuf et Brunus Delamain.
- Parvum Palatium in 2005
Spatia expositionis supplementaria creata sunt in solo (22 000 m² in summa), reservae essendo movetur basis. Collectio permanens est in pompa ad sinistram ut intres, expositiones temporariae ad dextram.
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Vestibulum et eia cupola ornatum per Albertum Besnard.
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Galleria artium decorativarum anno 1900.
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Spatium receptionis.
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Galeria expositionis, deinde ad Campos Elysios.
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Gradibus ducit ad aulam Carpeaux.
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Galleria Tuck.
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Aula antiquitatum graecorum.
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Galleria artis iconis.
Inter duos, fundum horti, a capulus adiuvat restituere. Fenestrae spatiorum expositionis et saga collectionum permanentem sunt tractanda enim illuminationis naturalis. Officia sunt sita supra spatia expositionum temporariam. Amphitheatrum creatum est in solo in horto.
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Hortus interior.
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Peristylium, sculpturae Helenae Bertaux et Pauli Dubois.
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Ludovicus Convers, grex musicorum in tectum peristylii.
Accessus
[recensere | fontem recensere]Parvum Palatium est coniunctum ut prope per lineas Ferriviae Metropolitanae 1 et 13 in stationis Campi Elysii - Clemenceau.
Referentiae
[recensere | fontem recensere]- ↑ Classificatum monumentum historicum.
- ↑ Amet per architectos Felix Ollivier, Ernestus Guichard et Eugenius Ferret.
Nexus externi
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