. . . and also for "queen." This is part of Marie-Antoinette's Petit Hameau, her little escape from the rigors of being royalty. (Don't blame her a bit—seriously, who would want to live in the palace at Versailles?)
This was my favorite part of Versailles. Yes, it is quite quaint, and I felt that it is ironic that she found pleasure in, on the surface, trying to live a semblance of a life that looks to be in sympathy with common people; contrary to the “let-them-eat-cake” meme. Nonetheless, behind the surface (or through the door), I am sure it was still “Versailles,” such as at the dairy.
It’s nice how you added a sense of depth to the image by including the gate in the near foreground
This was my favorite part of Versailles. Yes, it is quite quaint, and I felt that it is ironic that she found pleasure in, on the surface, trying to live a semblance of a life that looks to be in sympathy with common people; contrary to the “let-them-eat-cake” meme. Nonetheless, behind the surface (or through the door), I am sure it was still “Versailles,” such as at the dairy.
ReplyDeleteIt’s nice how you added a sense of depth to the image by including the gate in the near foreground
looks creepy
ReplyDeletequaint it is
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