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Versailles Pictures
Marie-Antoinette's Estate
The Grand Trianon was designed and build 1687 by Mansart. It was used by all of France's sovereigns up to Napoleon III. A part of the Grand Trianon has become the official residence for guests for the French President. |
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The English Garden
Sacrificing a part of the botanical garden of Louis XV, Marie-Antoinette asked her architect Richard Mique and the painter Huber Rober to create a more picturesque garden, in the English-style. It's made up of an undulating stream, punctuated with follies, lawns, perspectives and serpantine paths. |
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Sequoia. |
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Climbing ivy made second walls for this house. |
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Blooming roses aren't common for Russians in November. |
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The Queen's Hamlet
Following the example of the Prince de Condé at Chantilly, the Queen wanted her own village to provide country amusements for herself and her children. From 1782 to 1785 R. Mique built the Hamlet, in the Norman-style, taking his inspiration from the drawings of the painter H. Rober. Twelvw cottages encicled by vegetable and flower garden were originally arranged around the Grend Lac. |
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A short distance away was the Farm from where the Queen received milk that she served in Paris porcelain in the Refreshment Dairy. The Refreshment Dairy is situated at the foot of the Fishery, also known as the Marlborough Towel.
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Marie-Antoinette had her own house, which was the only one to be roofed with tiles. The ground floor comprised a single dining room, while the first floor was made up of a guardroom, a living room and a game room.
House was connected to the Billiard Room by a wooden gallery. |
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The Mill with waterwheel.
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The vineyard. |
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Notre Dame de Paris (in Russian)
Paris Pictures (in Russian)
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