The Netherlands
Dom Bellot
stays in The Netherlands in 1906 and 1909 to coordinate the construction of the
St. Pauls Abbey (Paulusabdij) at Oosterhout, near Breda. From 1914 til 1928 he
would live in this abbey, and start up his architecure-atelier. He works
together with the Dutch architect Pierre Cuypers jr. and the Belgian architect
Maurice Storez but in 1922 he continues working on his own. He hires the young
Dutch architect Hendrik van de Leur, as a student at first, later as a
associate they built together about 10 churches and schoolbuildings in The
Netherlands. Dom Bellot returnes to the St. Pauls abbey at Wisques, France in
1928, leaving Van de Leur behind. Van de Leur completes the projects of Bellot
in The Netherlands and continues himself building in the style of Bellot until
the outbreak of the second world war (1940).
Buildings
in The Netherlands of Dom Bellot are:
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Oosterhout,
The Netherlands (1906-1920) |
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Noordhoek,
The Netherlands (1921-1923) |
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Eindhoven, The Netherlands (1922-1925) |
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Bloemendaal,
The Netherlands (1922-1924) |
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Heerle, The Netherlands (1923-1924) |
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Church of
L'Immaculée Conception, Waalwijk, The Netherlands (1925-1927) |
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Nijmegen, The Netherlands (1927-1929) |
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Leerdam, The Netherlands (1928-1929) |
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Eindhoven, The Netherlands (1929-1930) |
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