If you want to decorate your bookshelf and collect and read some high-quality books, then this "Palace of Versailles" is definitely worth buying. Because it is so exquisite, it also contains art appreciation, European royal gossip, real historical knowledge and so on, which meets the needs of readers in many aspects.
The Palace of Versailles is one of the five most famous palaces in the world, and now it is open to the public as the most important museum in France, which makes countless people flock to such an attraction.
However, even if we really enter the real Palace of Versailles, we will be limited by time and energy, and we will only complete the task in a hurry, and we will not be able to study more details about it. But with this book it's a different story, a museum on paper that gives us a much richer introduction to the Palace of Versailles.
This book is composed of 10 themes, 100 beautiful essays, 400 high-definition color pictures, and 20 panoramic pull pages, involving all aspects of the Palace of Versailles, showing us the floor laid in each palace, the entire exhibition hall, the entire Versailles architecture, and some works of art, so that we can complete a detailed trip to the Palace of Versailles.
Of course, when the author introduces the Palace of Versailles, he not only focuses on the beautiful scenery, exquisite palaces, and cultural relics of great value that we can see in reality, but also focuses on history and the characters in history. All the history of Versailles is actually half of the history of France.
The author begins with Louis XIII and meticulously sorts out the inseparable relationship between the entire French past and such a palace. So which important royal figures have left their footprints here, and what kind of "great achievements" have they had? We can follow the author's meticulous writing to complete a deeper understanding of the Palace of Versailles.
Let's open this book and see what kind of secrets of the Palace of Versailles can make us feel? The author presents us with 100 topics of the Palace of Versailles that are completely different, allowing us to travel through the Palace of Versailles in the interspersed with historical time, and become a tour.
Do you want to know what the dinner party was like in the time of Queen Victoria? Here is an article detailing us, and there are corresponding paintings that give us a clear picture of the grand banquet held in the huge ballroom converted from the Royal Cabaret, and we can imagine how spectacular it must have been, and this is part of the memory of the Palace of Versailles.
How did the Palace of Versailles become a museum? In fact, this is also a long process of evolution, and it is necessary to mention such a historical figure as Louis Philippe, it is with their efforts that we can see the current state of Versailles.
In the beauty hall of the Palace of Versailles, we can see the portraits of the most beautiful women in the court of Louis XIV, presenting us with a group of collective ladies with exquisite hairstyles, jewels and gorgeous clothes, and also giving us the most intuitive feeling of women in history.
When we talk about the Palace of Versailles, we can't fail to mention the most famous Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci, and we can also see a fine print of such a painting in this album, which shows us the ins and outs of the more works of art in the middle palace of Versailles.
Of course, there are too many stories in the Louvre, and such a book that can be called the treasure of the town house presents us with too many details, and it is not something that can be read in a while.
Then take this book home, the most suitable place for this book is the bookshelf at our home, put it in the most conspicuous position, let it appear in front of our eyes from time to time, let it be read by us from time to time, let us continue to walk into the Palace of Versailles, and have the opportunity to have close contact with the artworks provided to us by such a palace, and complete our double cultivation of art and history. #Palace of Versailles#