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Jean de la Vallée

male / French, Swedish
Qualifications
architect, landscape gardener
surveyor of the royal manufactures (Jacobsson 2021, p. 246-250)
Nationality/school
French, Swedish
Born
Paris 1620/1624
1620 or 1624, probably in Paris
Deceased
Stockholm (city) 1696
1696-03-09; buried in Katarina Kyrka
Family relationships
this field records any family relationship to one or more other artist(s).
son of Simon de la Vallée and Margaretha de Villars; father of Christopher and Magnus de la Valée
See also
In this field, you will find references to names of groups or to the artists that made/make up groups. You may also come across references to other artists if there was/is question of collaboration without a joint name. This is the case, for instance, with artists who rendered parts of works by other artists (such as with P.P Rubens and J. Brueghel I).
Biographical information
Active in
  • Den Haag (stad) 1633 - 1637
    lives with his family in The Hague
  • Stockholm (stad) 1637 - 1646
    travels in 1637 with his family to Stockholm
  • Noordelijke Nederlanden (hist. regio) 1646 - 1649
    with a royal stipend study tour to the Netherlands, France, Italy, Germany
  • Parijs 1646 - 1649
    with a royal stipend study tour to the Netherlands, France, Italy, Germany
  • Italië 1646 - 1649
    with a royal sipend study tour to the Netherlands, France, Italy, Germany
  • Neurenberg 1646 - 1649
    with a royal sipend study tour to the Netherlands, France, Italy, Germany; on the way back to Sweden he visits a.o. Nürnberg
  • Stockholm (stad) 1649 - 1696
    in 1649 in royal service, but also commissions from the Swedish nobility; 1651-80 royal architect, supervisor of all public buildings; 1662 supervisor of the Swedish manufactories; 1666 member of the Board of Stockholm; 1671 burgomaster of Stockholm; 1680 urban planning for the Slussen area; 1686 new urban plan and regulations for the Norrmalm area (after the great fire)
  • Eskilstuna 1658
    from 1658 onwards plans for the lay-out and the buildings of the new town Carl Gustaf's Stad (now Eskilstuna)
  • Skoklosters slott (Håbo) 1660 - 1670
    in the 1660s plans for the baroque gardens of Skokloster Castle
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Creation date: 2004-02-18; Last modified date: 2023-05-16

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