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John Van Pelt

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Date of Birth: 1874 , February-24
Date of Death: 1962
Birth Nation: United States

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1874 Born in Philadelphia, United States
1904 Worked for Carrère and Hastings
1908 Worked on Patchogue Village Library Building
1913 Published his first book, The Essentials of Composition as Applied to

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February 24 , 1874

Born in Philadelphia, United States

Tall and talented, John Van Pelt was born as John Vredenburgh Van Pelt in the early 1974 in Philadelphia, United States of America to American parents. He was also raised in Philadelphia and Paris. His nationality is American and he was of white ethnicity.

1904

Worked for Carrère and Hastings

While John was in Philadelphia, he attended several private schools. At the later stage of his life, he moved to Paris. There he got enrolled at Ecole des Arts Decoratifs and the Ecole des Beaux Arts. In 1904, he began working for Carrère and Hastings.

1908

Worked on Patchogue Village Library Building

During his time, he was also a member of American Institute of Architects. He also served as the chairman of the Public Information Committee. He is known for his architectural work in Our Lady of Mercy School, Residence of Newton Fassett, Our Lady of Victory Church, Patchogue Village Library Building and many more. 

1913

Published his first book, The Essentials of Composition as Applied to

He is also a talented writer and an author. In 1913, he published his first book The Essentials of Composition as Applied to Art. He is also known for being a writer of Masterpieces of Spanish Architecture.

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Besides his popularity, John was able to keep his personal profile low and secret. It was believed that he was married to love of his life but the name of his wife is unknown in the media. His nationality is American and he was of white ethnicity.

While John was in Philadelphia, he attended several private schools. At the later stage of his life, he moved to Paris. There he got enrolled at Ecole des Arts Decoratifs and the Ecole des Beaux Arts. In 1904, he began working for Carrère and Hastings. During his time, he was also a member of American Institute of Architects. He also served as the chairman of the Public Information Committee. He is known for his architectural work in Our Lady of Mercy School, Residence of Newton Fassett, Our Lady of Victory Church and many more. He is also a talented writer and an author. In 1913, he published his first book The Essentials of Composition as Applied to Art. He is also known for being a writer of Masterpieces of Spanish Architecture. His annual salary and net worth was high.

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