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How did Marie Antoinette celebrate her 21st birthday?
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Château Fontainebleau is the only royal and imperial château to have been continuously inhabited for seven centuries. Photo via Musee ch...
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Diamond feathers for her hair
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"Spectacular old mine cut diamond and sapphire oversized feather brooch from Fred Leighton -- the one that fashion baron, André Leo...
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Music to work with! New Playlists and 18th Century Music for Writing, Studying and Research
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I love working from home because I always feel so productive! Also - I can actually play music out loud or use headphones if neede...
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Tapestry from Marie Antoinette's Drawing Room to be auctioned
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A tapestry panel hangs at Bantry House. Image via Bantry House . A set of four tapestries was made for Louis XV on the occasion of the ...
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Royal Rings
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Louis XVI removed two rings before he was executed 21 January 1793. Each ring he had always worn, one he wore ever since his wedding to...
Meeting Louis XVI
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On Louis XVI "The King surprised me...
Royal Treasures from the Louvre: Louis XIV to Marie-Antoinette
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When the Louvre sends art work to you, you go visit it! The Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco has just opened their latest exhibition:...
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Remembering Marie Antoinette's Wedding [1793]
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Here is an interesting account from 1793 regarding the wedding of Marie Antoinette and Louis Auguste, in an effort to make out the daup...
Royal Weddings: 18th century style
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One year ago I woke up way too early to sip champagne and watch Kate and William's Royal Wedding. As inspiring as it was, and yes I...
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A Queen's First Appearance or Marie Antoinette's hair
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One of the most tragic figures of the 18th century was the young French queen Marie Antoinette, who only lived to be 37 year...
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The Fashionable Male: Fabre d'Eglantine
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Jean-Baptiste Greuze, Fabre d'Eglantine. Oil on canvas, around 1775-94. Musée du Louvre, Paris, France This week's fashi...
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Louis XV: an early genealogical tree
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Glokeur de Surchamps, The Fleur de France. Genealogical tree with thirteen miniature portraits. Museo Arqueologico Nacional, Madrid. Pho...
Inspired by Herculaneum, styles fit for Marie Antoinette
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Giovannia Battista Piranesi, Side Table . Gilt oak, lime wood, marble, 1768. The Minneapolis Institute of Arts. As times changed at t...
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Kings of France Madame, they are always Louis
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"His forehead was large and his features strongly marked, he had rather a down cast, though a steady, look. His eyes were blue an...
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A pre-revolutionary flight: Louis XVˈs daughters
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Adélaïde Labille-Guiard, Portrait de Adélaïde de France . Pastel on paper, 1787. Palace of Versailles. Jean-Marc Nattier, Madame Vi...
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Outside Versailles: Royal Wedding
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Film still from Marie Antoinette (2006). Marie Antoinette's wedding ceremony took place at one in the afternoon, to Louis August...
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A letter from Maria Theresa
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"Your wife, my dear Dauphin, has just parted from me. She was the delight of my life, and I hope that she will be the joy of yours. In ...
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Family Tree: Polignac
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The duchesse de Polignac was popular for her unpopularity during the French Revolution. The name Polignac became a word interchangeable wi...
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Etiquette strikes again: Teens find small escape
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Upon Louis XV's death, a stunned Marie Antoinette and now Louis XVI stood in their inner apartments of Versailles. Famously, they asked...
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Aurora and Cephalus
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Boucher, François and Maurice Jacques. Aurora and Cephalus , 1775-76. Wool and silk tapestry, Hofburg Palace, Austria. Boucher worked with ...
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