André Godard

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André Godard was a French architect and archaeologist best known for his influential work on cultural and educational buildings in Iran during the early 20th century.

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instanceOf archaeologist
architect
art historian
human
activityStart early 20th century
associatedWith National Museum of Iran
University of Tehran
collaboratedWith Yeda Reuilly
contributedTo modernization of Iranian architecture
preservation of Iranian cultural heritage
countryOfCitizenship France
educatedAt École des Beaux-Arts
École du Louvre
employer Government of Iran
University of Tehran
era 20th century
familyName Godard
linked to: André Godard
fieldOfWork Islamic art history
archaeology
architecture
givenName André
influenced development of architectural education in Iran
languageSpoken French
Persian
name André Godard
nationality French
notableFor designing major cultural and educational buildings in Iran
developing Iranian museum and heritage institutions
restoration of Islamic architectural monuments in Iran
notableWork Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Tehran
National Museum of Iran building
Restoration of historical monuments in Mashhad
Restoration of the Friday Mosque of Isfahan
Restoration of the Shah Mosque of Isfahan
Studies on Iranian Islamic architecture
University of Tehran campus master plan
occupation archaeologist
architect
art historian
positionHeld Director of the Iranian Archaeological Service
Director of the National Museum of Iran
Professor at the University of Tehran
sexOrGender male
spouse Yeda Reuilly
workLocation France
Iran
Isfahan
Mashhad
Tehran

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André Godard name André Godard
André Godard familyName Godard
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National Museum of Iran architect André Godard