Louis Treize

[trez, trez]

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adjective

noting or pertaining to the style of architecture, furnishings, and decoration prevailing in France in the early 17th century, characterized by a gradual transition from the free invention and composition of the renaissance to the classicism of the Louis Quatorze period.

Louis Treize

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adjective

of or relating to the style of furniture, decoration, and architecture of the time of Louis XIII of France, with rich decorative features based on classical models

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Word History and Origins

Origin of Louis Treize¹

1880–85; < French: Louis XIII

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Built of brick with stone facings, it is meant to be in the style of Louis Treize.

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It would be quite in the style of Louis Treize were the stonework not too heavy and elaborate, and the façade too high for its length.

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Then the Gavotte in this book is as graceful and catching as the Gavotte de Louis Treize, and would be in great request with orchestras and bands everywhere.

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He did not know anything about the time, and his wicked Marquis de Villebelle is not early Louis Treize at all, but rather late Louis Quinze.

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�� did Oliver know of Lydian modes or Louis Treize decoration or Astec clay dogs?

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