The Lavirotte Building, designed by Jules Lavirotte, Avenue Rapp no.
29, Paris was the residence of Alexandre Bigot.

In 1901, Jules Lavirotte’s design for this won a municipal competition as the year’s best.
 Its extraordinary portal is the ultimate in Art Nouveau exuberance.
 The carved elements feature a central bust of a woman with flowing hair, balanced by carved naked figures rising above the sides.
The Lavirotte Building, designed by Jules Lavirotte, Avenue Rapp no. 29, Paris was the residence of Alexandre Bigot.
In 1901, Jules Lavirotte’s design for this won a municipal competition as the year’s best.  Its extraordinary portal is the ultimate in Art Nouveau exuberance.  The carved elements feature a central bust of a woman with flowing hair, balanced by carved naked figures rising above the sides.
Alexandre Bigot