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Elevation of the boudoir, Du Barry Apartments, Versailles, 1926
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Elevation of the boudoir, Du Barry Apartments, Versailles, 1926
Elevation of the boudoir, Du Barry Apartments, Versailles, 1926. The apartments of Madame du Barry, chief mistress of King Louis XV of France, in the Palace of Versailles. From The Architectural Forum Volume XLIV [Rogers and Manson, New York, 1926]
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Architectural Drawing Barry Boudoir Chateau De Versailles Comtesse Du Barry Countess Of Barry Elevation Jeanne Becu King Louis Xv Of France King Of France Madame Du Barry Marie Jeanne Mistress Palace Of Versailles Plan Versailles Madame Du
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This print showcases the exquisite boudoir within the Du Barry Apartments at Versailles in 1926. The apartments belonged to Madame du Barry, who held the esteemed position of chief mistress to King Louis XV of France during the 18th century. This architectural gem is a testament to the grandeur and opulence that defined French palaces of that era. The image captures an intimate glimpse into this luxurious space, revealing intricate details of its interior design. The monochrome tones emphasize the timeless elegance and sophistication found within these walls. Every element, from the carefully crafted furniture to the ornate decorations, exudes a sense of artistry and craftsmanship. As one gazes upon this print, they are transported back in time to witness a moment frozen in history - a reflection of both French culture and aristocratic life during that period. It serves as a reminder of how architecture can tell stories about society's values, aspirations, and desires. This particular photograph was featured in The Architectural Forum Volume XLIV by Rogers and Manson in New York City. Its inclusion speaks volumes about its significance as an architectural masterpiece worthy of admiration even across oceans. With every glance at this remarkable image, one cannot help but marvel at its beauty while contemplating the rich tapestry woven between artistry, history, power dynamics, and human emotions within those hallowed walls.
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