One of the functions of Louis XIV's Versailles was to provide a setting for the receptions of ambassadors, heads of state, and other visiting dignitaries who conducted diplomatic and political business with France. These activities became particularly important after Versailles was proclaimed the new seat of the monarchy and government in 1682. ...
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Brigitte Buettner, Larry Silver, Thomas F. Hedin, Nina Athanassoglou-Kallmyer, Andrew Carrington Shelton, Elizabeth Hutchinson
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Edition: Original Issue
Binding: Decorated Wrappers
Publisher: Gazette Des Beaux-Arts
Date Published: 1997
Description: Near Fine or a Little Better. 4to-over 9¾"-12" tall. Pages 192-344. Fully illustrated with historic photos, drawings, etc. Bibliography and appendices. Issued at 400 francs. A rare tretise on the development and transition of the garden at Versailles. A fascinating reference work in the English language. read more
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History of Italian Renaissance Art: Painting, Sculpture, Architecture
