This bijou French palace, commissioned by Louis XV and brought to life by Marie Antoinette, is a consummate exercise in balance and restraint
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Series title: Boston Architectural Club year book; Signed by Andrew Dreselly and contains loose photograph of Lehman Jr. High School in Canton, Ohio and loose...
Series title: Boston Architectural Club year book; Signed by Andrew Dreselly and contains loose photograph of Lehman Jr. High School in Canton, Ohio and loose...
Series title: Boston Architectural Club year book; Signed by Andrew Dreselly and contains loose photograph of Lehman Jr. High School in Canton, Ohio and loose...
The stage of Marie Antoinette's theater at the Petit Trianon image: (C) Château de Versailles, Dist. RMN-Grand Palais / Jean-Marc Manaï
A collection of prints by Jean Pillement, published in 1767. Pillement was one of the most important artists of Chinoiserie, a style preferred by the French court that used oriental motifs as a starting place for laconic landscapes and fantastic architectures that floated on clouds of opium smoke. Pillement was a prolific artist who worked all over Europe, including England, Spain, Portugal, Poland, Austria, and of course France, where he painted for Marie Antoinette in the Petit Trianon. Taken from one of six Pillement books available from the French National History of Art website inha.divvalib.net/collection/ Sorry about low resolution- that's the way they uploaded them on their site. For more on Pillement- en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean_Pillement
Sotheby's: A milk bowl from Marie Antoinette's laiterie de propreté at the Petit Trianon, circa 1786. Auction Estimate: Between 70,000 and 100,000 Euros!
Some fashion, some clothing, some materials... everything mixing in cozy flashy loving way... with atmospheres and surroundings... Most pictures are reblogged or from some other site in the net - some are my own to be used as you wish...
Le domaine du pouvoir... suite... Le moulin à eau, recouvert de roseaux, est placé au milieu d'un petit jardin potager et fleuri fermé par une clôture en charmille. Il fait partie de l'ensemble de chaumières d'opérette construites à partir de 1783 dans le style rustique normand, autour d'un étang, pour permettre à la Reine Marie-Antoinette de "jouer à la fermière"....
( Breakfast from Paris! )
