It was designed by. Moreau, architect, Pietro Favret, from Nevers made the mosaïcs : a winged victory wearing a crown of laurel leaves, and panels displays the names of those of the villagers who were killed during WW1.
jeudi 12 février 2015
Favret and Moreau
The War Memorial of the Great War was built in Lamotte-Beuvron (home of the Tatin sisters who created the wold Famous Tarte Tatin) The style of this in the early 1920s building that refers to both classicism in its composition and "art deco" style in lettering and drawing.
It was designed by. Moreau, architect, Pietro Favret, from Nevers made the mosaïcs : a winged victory wearing a crown of laurel leaves, and panels displays the names of those of the villagers who were killed during WW1.
It was designed by. Moreau, architect, Pietro Favret, from Nevers made the mosaïcs : a winged victory wearing a crown of laurel leaves, and panels displays the names of those of the villagers who were killed during WW1.
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