A detail of the ceiling of the hall of mirrors with its special lighting effects! The online convertor tells me that 1000 m² are 10763.910 ft². We owe this beauty to Charles Le Brun and painters of his atelier. Approximately half of the ceiling is made of maroufleed canvases.Bon, d'accord, c'est juste un détail ! Presque 1000 m² que nous devons à Charles Le Brun et à son atelier. Une bonne moitié de ce plafond est constituée de toiles marouflées.
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It must have been amazing to experience this event in person, Ciel.
This is just exquisite Ciel ... wonderful rich colours in that fabulous Hall of Mirrors.
Beautiful and artistic ceiling.
Amazing what they can do !
Looks like fireworks!
This ceiling has such an amazing art technique. Absolutely stunning. I've enjoyed catching up with your posts of the last week. Thank you for your note, I am back and fine : )
C' est superbe!!!
Les miroirs + les peintures + les lumières= on ne sait plus où regarder devant tant de beautés de toutes sortes!
I like his work very much...
beautiful photo!
It's the colorful lighting that makes this so special. They should do this more often so that more people could see the museum in this way! :)
It looks fantastic.
What a ceiling!
It looks fantastic!
That ceiling is stunning.
I could stare at this forever, so lovely! :)
Magnificent lights, I didn't realize about the mirror...and then, I'm completely delighted by your idea for this picture, it's brilliant and the result is a great artwork.You have the EYES girl...very well done!
:)
Léia
*** After the Edinburgh trip...c'est la nostalgie ici,c'est difficile de faire les choses pendant ma journée sans penser la ba!L'Écosse me manque tellement! :(
It really does look exquisite Ciel, and thank you, now I know what the 'marouflage' technique is, you know how it is my mission to learn something new everyday!!
That is just astonishing.
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