Julien Barbier
Julien Barbier was a French architect who specialized in religious architecture.
Julien Barbier | |
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Bas-relief on the Notre-Dame-des-Otages church in Paris depicting Barbier | |
| Born | 1869 |
| Died | 1940 |
| Occupation | Architect |
Work
Notable works include:
- Sacré-Cœur Church, Dijon,
- Saint-Maurice de Bécon-les-Bruyères Church, Courbevoie (1907),[1]
- Saint-Rémi de Limé Church, Aisne (1929) (made a monument historique[2]).
- Sainte-Germaine Parish Church, Cachan (1932),
- Chapel of the Grand Saint-Mars Château, Chalo-Saint-Mars (1898), with Eugène Méhu (made a monument historique[3]).
- War Memorial, La Garenne-Colombes (1913),
- The Lamartine School Complex, Gentilly (1922), with Georges Morice,
- The Notre-Dame-des-Otages Church, Paris,
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