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Renaissance vs Baroque: A Study of St. Gervais and St. Paul's Architecture

This insightful analysis explores the architectural contrasts between the Renaissance and Baroque styles, focusing on the significant works of Solomon de Brosse's St. Gervais in 1616 and Christopher Wren’s St. Paul’s in London from 1675 to 1709. Featuring floor plans, section views, and unique design elements like the Tuscan columns, the study highlights the evolution of architectural thought influenced by figures such as Martin Luther and Henry VIII. It delves into how these styles reflect the cultural shifts of their respective eras.

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Renaissance vs Baroque: A Study of St. Gervais and St. Paul's Architecture

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  1. Renaissance vs. Baroque

  2. Saint Gervais – Solomon De Brosse 1616

  3. St. Paul’s London 1675-1709

  4. St. Paul’s London 1675-1709

  5. Orleans Wing - 1635 Francois Mansart

  6. OIKEMA - FLOOR PLAN AND SECTION VIEW

  7. chaux-02.jpg TUSCAN COLUMNS

  8. Martin Luther Henry VIII 95 Theses 1517 1520 +/-

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