Interior of the Church of La Madeleine According to the Design of Contant d'Ivry by Pierre-Antoine Demachy
Description: "Intérieur de l'église de la Madeleine d'après le projet de Contant d'Ivry" is an etching by Pierre-Antoine Demachy, created in 1806. This artwork portrays the interior of the Church of La Madeleine in Paris, reflecting the architectural design proposed by Contant d'Ivry. Demachy's etching captures the grand scale and detailed elements of the church's interior, offering a glimpse into the neoclassical architectural vision of the early 19th century. The work is notable for its precise depiction of the church’s space and its artistic rendering of the architectural features envisioned for the structure.
Pierre-Antoine Demachy was a French artist known for his detailed etchings and views of Parisian landmarks. His works, including this etching, are valued for their meticulous attention to architectural detail and their role in documenting the urban and architectural transformations of Paris during his time. This etching exemplifies Demachy's skill in architectural representation and his contribution to the visual documentation of Parisian architecture.
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Location and Date Created: Paris, 1806.
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Medium: Etching.
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Full Artwork Name: Intérieur de l'église de la Madeleine d'après le projet de Contant d'Ivry.
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Artwork Style: Neoclassical architectural etching.
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Current Location: Various collections, including the Bibliothèque nationale de France.
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Subject/Topic: The interior of the Church of La Madeleine, designed by Contant d'Ivry.
