César Pain

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César Pain (* 1872 in Nancy , † 1946 ) was a French Art Nouveau - architect . Seventeen of his houses have been preserved in Nancy on Rue Felix Faure. Pain, the son of a surveyor from Nancy, had become wealthy as a manager of a cotton factory in Moscow and had bought these plots in order to cultivate them and sell them on. With their characteristic wooden gables, they form an architectural ensemble of rare uniformity to this day.

literature

  • Francis Roussel, Daniel Bastien: Nancy, architecture 1900. Inventaire général des monuments et des richesses artistiques de la France. Région de Lorraine , Volume 1, Éditions Serpenoise, Nancy 1992, p. 91

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