Auguste Nicolas Caristie (6 December 1783, Avallon - 5 December 1862, Paris) was a French architect. He is best known for his restorations of public monuments...
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devoted himself to teaching. The following are some of his students: Auguste Caristie (1783–1862) François Debret (1777–1850) Joseph-Louis Duc (1802–1879)...
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Middle Ages to guard the northern entry points of the town. Architect Auguste Caristie studied the arch and carried out restoration work in the late 1820s...
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of the Chapelle expiatoire du Champ-des-Martyrs, Brech, France, by Auguste Caristie, 1824 Neoclassical Tuscan columns in the Neues Museum, Berlin, by Friedrich...
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Nicolas-Auguste Hesse 1819 – François Dubois 1820 – Amable-Paul Coutan 1821 – Joseph-Désiré Court, Jean-Charles-Joseph Rémond 1822 – No award 1823 – Auguste-Hyacinthe...
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designed by Pellicani, is completed. Grand Prix de Rome, architecture: Auguste Caristie January 6 – Charles Lanyon, English architect associated with Belfast...
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Heurtier (1739–1822) 1822 : Jean-Nicolas Huyot (1780–1840) 1840 : Auguste Caristie (1783–1862) 1863 : Victor Baltard (1805–1874) 1874 : Charles Garnier...
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before moving to Paris where he embarked on an apprenticeship under Auguste Caristie. He continued his training period, working for the architect François...
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Caffarelli du Falga, general Caquet (died 1799), artist Philippe Joseph Marie Caristie (1775–1852), polytechnicien (X 1794), engineer of the Ponts et Chaussées...
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