Rouen, villa in the rue Senard, architect P. Lefebvre. Printed plate taken from “Villas et petites maisons du XXe siècle”, Paris - Central Art and Architecture Library
This middle-class home shows how influential the regionalist trend was both in towns and at the seaside.
Timber framing, or a concrete imitation, came back into fashion shortly before 1900 and remained popular until the end of the 1930s, giving this type of villa the “Anglo-Norman” look. The internal layout is inspired by English habits, shown particularly by the separate hall.
See also: The Cottage in Mont-saint-Aignan, postcard
- Date details
1908
- Size
42 x 30 cm
- Institution
Archives départementales de Seine – Maritime
- Original reference
47 Fi P 19
- Period
Late Modern Period
- Thematic
Tourism and culture
Location
Rouen – Archives Départementales