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Lenôtre

American  
[luh-noh-truh] / ləˈnoʊ trə /

noun

  1. André 1613–1700, French architect and landscape designer.


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With Gaston Lenôtre and Roger Vergé, he developed Les Chefs de France restaurant, now operated by his son, Jérôme, a graduate of the Culinary Institute of America.

From Seattle Times Jan. 20, 2018

That was the triumph of the genius of Lenôtre: he had seen that, framed in the sternest symbols of rule and order, one could get the freshest joy in the pictures of Nature's untouched handiwork.

From Great Possessions by Mrs. Wilfrid Ward

Lenôtre mentions no fact that he cannot prove.

From The House of the Combrays by G. Le Notre

Is it not also to Illuminism that a mysterious passage in a recent work of M. Lenôtre refers?

From Secret Societies And Subversive Movements by Nesta H. Webster

Through a high wrought-iron grille, surmounted by the head of an armorial beast, he had the view of a Lenôtre garden, all scrolls and arabesques.

From The Street Called Straight by Orson Lowell

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