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        <sourceEntry>- _Who Was Who in Egyptology_ (4th ed. 2012), 264-5.</sourceEntry>
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        <p>French architect. Born, Versailles 1801. Died, Paris 1872. Trained at École des Beaux-Arts, 1819-22. Worked on the plates for Cailliaud's publication _Voyage à Meroé_ (1826-7). Visited Egypt and Nubia, 1839. Made mainly architectural drawings and paintings during his time there, some of which were reproduced in his _Panorama d'Égypte et de Nubie_ (1841). Treasurer of the Société Asiatique, 1842. Horeau resumed his architectural career working in Paris and London. He won the best design for the Crystal Palace project in London, which in the event was not realised.</p>
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