Cour must mean courtyard, which is obviously different than coeur.
Sorry, I don't speak French, but I do know coeur because the town in Missouri where I lived from age 13 - 18 was named Creve Coeur. Except it was pronounced "Creeve" which I am sure must hurt your ears.
The scroling wrought iron has a perfect patina for that beautiful turquoise door. You surely have some of the most exquisite doors in Versailles and I am not thinking about the ones from that famous chateau.
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Looking into a courtyard in Chantiers neighbourhood.
de belles portes a l'ancienne...pas besoin de mettre des barreaux ;)
ReplyDeleteA beautiful image.
ReplyDeleteOh, that is just lovely. I love the colour, and the wrought iron lace is delightful.
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Beautiful scroll work on those doors. Nice capture.
ReplyDeleteThat's a beautiful door...
ReplyDeleteOooh, I want to go there! Love the scrollwork and scene beyond.
ReplyDeleteIt's a beautiful door Ciel, and an intriguing image.
ReplyDeleteCour must mean courtyard, which is obviously different than coeur.
ReplyDeleteSorry, I don't speak French, but I do know coeur because the town in Missouri where I lived from age 13 - 18 was named Creve Coeur. Except it was pronounced "Creeve" which I am sure must hurt your ears.
Courtyards are so intriguing!!! What goes on in there ?
ReplyDeleteWonderful!
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ciao
Matteo
Old yet still in use and still elegant.
ReplyDeleteI agree beautiful, love the colors of those doors.
ReplyDeleteOh, this is lovely... It would have been a nice post for the next perpective theme day!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great find!! It has excellent character and details.
ReplyDeleteLove those doors and courtyards...looks like a very nice building!
ReplyDeleteThanks...I'll let you know...
Jolie couleur, jolie ferronerie,et si inviting malgré tout!(on dit "invitante" en français?..)
ReplyDeleteA beautiful, fancy door!
ReplyDeleteQuite an elaborate design.
ReplyDeleteUne porte très "classe!"
ReplyDeleteThat is a gorgeous door!
ReplyDeleteThe scroling wrought iron has a perfect patina for that beautiful turquoise door. You surely have some of the most exquisite doors in Versailles and I am not thinking about the ones from that famous chateau.
ReplyDeleteBises,
Genie
I really like this door. Both the colour and the iron work are stunning.
ReplyDeleteElegant!
ReplyDeleteScrumptious doorway with fantastic ironwork! Wow!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful see-through door!
ReplyDeleteTeal is one of my favorite colours and it works wonderfully with the wrought iron on this door. The courtyard looks inviting.
ReplyDeleteFunny that the word feathery came to mind for your iron doors.
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLovely door... makes a great pictures.
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