Editing Étienne-Louis Boullée (section)

==Bibliography==
* Jean-Michel Faidit, ''Spheres and starry temples in the Enlightenment : Boullée's Newton Cenotaph, architectural precursor to Planetaria'' ? Revue Planetarian, December 2003, pp.&nbsp;6–13.
* ''Boullée & visionary architecture'' ed. [[Helen Rosenau]], Pub. Harmony Books, New York, 1976 {{ISBN|0-85670-157-2}}.
* ''Boullée's Treatise on Architecture'' by Étienne-Louis Boullée, ed. by Helen Rosenau, pub. Alec Tiranti, Ltd. London: 1953 First Edition
* ''Étienne-Louis Boullée(1728-1799: Theoretician of Revolutionary Architecture)'' by Jean Marie Perouse De Montclos, pub.George Braziller; {{ISBN|0-8076-0672-3}}; (February 1974)
* ''Visionary Architects: Boullée, Ledoux, Lequeu'' by [[Jean-Claude Lemagny]], pub. Hennessey & Ingalls; {{ISBN|0-940512-35-1}}; (July 2002)
* ''Les architectes de la liberté'' by Annie Jacques & Jean-Pierre Mouilleseaux, collection "[[Découvertes Gallimard]]" (nº 47), pub. [[Éditions Gallimard]]; {{ISBN|2-07-053067-1}}; (November 1988) [In French]
* ''A Dictionary of Architecture'', James Stevens Curl, Oxford University Press (1999).
* "Boullée, Etienne-Louis (1728 - 1799)", ''The Hutchinson Encyclopedia'', Helicon (2001).
* "Boullée, Etienne-Louis (1728 - 1799)", ''Crystal Reference Encyclopedia'' (2001).
* Patricia Likos Ricci, "Lux ex Tenebris: Étienne-Louis Boullée's Cenotaph for Sir Isaac Newton," ''Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on the Inspiration of Astronomical Phenomena, Magdalen College, Oxford University''. (Bristol, UK: Canopus, 2005) 355–370.
* Robin Middleton, "Boullée and the Exotic," ''AA Files,'' 19 (1990), pp.&nbsp;35–49.
* Svend Eriksen, ''Early Neo-Classicism in France'' 1974. (London: Faber) translated by Peter Thornton.