Bonneuil, Étienne de
Bonneuil, Étienne de (fl. 1287–8). French architect of the ambulatory and radiating chapels at the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity, Uppsala, Sweden (from 1287), the largest church in Scandinavia.
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Boëthius & and Romdahl (1935)
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