Roulland Le Roux

Roulland Le Roux (fl. 1508 – 1527) was a French gothic architect responsible for the Flamboyant west facade and the Tour De Beurre of Rouen Cathedral,[1] and the Bureau Des Finances in Rouen. He also contributed to the Palais De Justice of Rouen.[2]

  • The "Butter Tower" of the cathedral of Rouen
    The "Butter Tower" of the cathedral of Rouen
  • Mausoleum of Amboise in the chapel Our Lady of the cathedral of Rouen
    Mausoleum of Amboise in the chapel Our Lady of the cathedral of Rouen
  • Bureau des Finances of Rouen
    Bureau des Finances of Rouen
  • Courthouse of Rouen
    Courthouse of Rouen
Roulland Le Roux
Sculpture there representing Roulland Le Roux on the mausoleum of Amboise
NationalityFrench
OccupationGothic Architect
Years active1508-1527
Known forRouen Cathedral, Bureau Des Finances, Palais De Justice
Notable workWest facade and Tour De Beurre of Rouen Cathedral
StyleFlamboyant Gothic

References
  1. Roulland Le Roux - Answers.com
  2. Harvey, John (1950). The Gothic World. Batsford.



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