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Tuesday 29 December 2009

Le Grand Trianon III : la galerie des Cotelle

An inside view of the Grand Trianon, the "Cotelle" gallery, named after the artist who painted the various palace garden scenes on the walls.
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Voici la galerie dite des Cotelle, du nom du peintre qui immortalisa ici sur les murs diverses scènes des jardins et bosquets du château.
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19 comments:

  1. VP29/12/09 00:08

    I am amazed by these interiors, but can't help liking them...

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  2. tapirgal29/12/09 00:49

    This is outstanding, and it's not even the main palace. What luxury they surrounded themselves with! I do like the design here. I think it's delightful and not just ostentatious. I'd love to see it someday.

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  3. Leif Hagen29/12/09 04:55

    It's beyond magnificent! What more could I say! I want a tour!

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  4. gogouci29/12/09 05:40

    So elegant. Someday I hope to see this in person.

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  5. James29/12/09 05:45

    Great shot. That looks like a very nice place.

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  6. Olivier29/12/09 08:15

    c'est magnifique, avec la lumiere des fenetres sur le parquet

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  7. Louis la Vache29/12/09 08:51

    Beautiful. «Louis» didn't visit this when he lived in France, so he appreciates your posts on the Trianon.

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  8. Gunn29/12/09 10:13

    Very elegant and pretty, and I think YOU have taken a great shot with the light adding the bonus to the shot!

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  9. Malyss29/12/09 11:03

    j'aime les jeux de lumière entre les miroirs et les fenêtres..Mais je suppose que c'était étudié pour..!
    Bonne journée!

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  10. brattcat29/12/09 13:23

    How very beautiful, CQ.

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  11. Halcyon29/12/09 15:55

    A view inside Versailles is always welcome!

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  12. Small City Scenes29/12/09 17:02

    Gorgeous!!! what more can one say?

    Look--the shadows are even beautiful. MB

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  13. lizziviggi29/12/09 17:06

    How beautiful and intricate it is! Such details. It seems like it would be full of echoes.

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  14. stromsjo29/12/09 17:12

    ...and the best part is the sunlight streaming in from windows out of view. Well captured.

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  15. Bettey29/12/09 18:14

    How beautiful... I like the windows sunlight on the floors.

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  16. Diane AZ29/12/09 20:00

    Gorgeous shot! The sunlight streaming in add a lot of charm.

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  17. cieldequimper29/12/09 20:17

    @ VP: I'm not sure what you mean...

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  18. Tara29/12/09 20:40

    And that really is Grand! So elegant, and I would like to have a tour too. Happy New Year from the new LADP!

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  19. Anonymous29/12/09 23:46

    This building truly shows how each piece of space, no matter how small, can be worked upon into a work of art. It is truly an act of respect to see everything as something special that has been molded and designed by the influence of directed energy.

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Thank you for visiting and leaving a thought! Sorry about the moderation, a bit tired of spam at the moment!

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