Jacques Lemercier (1585 - 1654) - the first royal architect at the court of Louis XIII, who skillfully combined the principles of classicism and baroque in his work.
Jacques Lemercier belonged to a family of architects and masonry craftsmen already famous in the Ile-de-France. His grandfather Pierre Le Mercier and his father Nicholas Le Mercier were in charge of large construction projects in Pontoise (Saint-Maclou, Notre-Dame).
After a long study in Rome (during the reign of Henry IV), Jacques Lemercier, using the patronage of Marie de Medici and Cardinal Richelieu, becomes the first royal architect of Louis XIII.
Jacques Lemercier, architect, against the backdrop of the Sorbonne Chapel
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