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Hugues Libergier

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After Saint-Nicaise was destroyed, Libergier's tomb was transferred to Reims Cathedral in 1800. The slab of his catafalque was the only survivor of destruction. On the slab, he is represented in his city costume, and he is depicted with the tools of his profession. In his right arm, he holds a model
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Libergier produced a unique architecture that modified the existing Gothic style of the time, and contributed to the development of the Rayonnant Gothic style in France. One of Libergier's innovations at Saint-Nicaise was a gabled screen that was stretched across the portal zone of the facade.
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The Abbey of Saint-Nicaise was designed by Libergier, and its construction started in 1231. The church's nave, portals, and facade were finished before Libergier's death in 1263. After his death, work was resumed in 1264 by
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ci-gît maistre Hugues Libergiers qui commença ceste église en l'an de l'incarnation MCC et XXIX le mardi de Pâques et trépassa en l'an de l'incarnation MCCLXIII le samedi après Pâques. Pour Dieu, priez pour
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to be completed in 1311. Libergier was buried at Saint-Nicaise, but the church was destroyed in 1798 during the
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Branner, Robert (1962). "Paris and the Origins of Rayonnant Gothic Architecture down to 1240".
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Elements of Libergier's design influenced other Gothic churches including Reims Cathedral and
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of the Abbey of Saint-Nicaise, and in his left hand, he holds a measuring rod. A
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begun in 1231. Libergier is commemorated on a tomb slab that now resides in
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Wu, Nancy (2000). "Hugues Libergier and His Instruments".
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Gothic style, and notably directed the building of the
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Gothic era
Reims
Rayonnant
Old Church of Saint-Nicaise de Reims
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Reims Cathedral
Robert de Coucy
French Revolution
Notre-Dame Cathedral
try square
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Kibler & Zinn 1995


Branner 1962




Wu 2000
Branner 1962
Qui est Hugues Libergier?
Funearl slab of Hugues Libergier
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