Salvart, Jehan
Salvart, Jehan (fl. 1390s–1447). French master-mason. Appointed Master at Rouen Cathedral (1398), he reconstructed (1407) the west portal and enlarged the choir windows (1430). He was City Architect of Rouen from 1432.
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Sturgis et al. (1901–2)
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