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La place de la Concorde, vue de la terrasse du bord de l'eau ; le roi Louis-Philippe... 1846. Creator: Jean-Charles Geslin
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La place de la Concorde, vue de la terrasse du bord de l'eau ; le roi Louis-Philippe... 1846. Creator: Jean-Charles Geslin
La place de la Concorde, vue de la terrasse du bord de l'eau ; le roi Louis-Philippe traverse la place en voiture, 1846
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8th Arrondissement Canvas Material Carnavalet Museum Chabaud Latour Jardin Des Tuileries King Louis Philippe King Of France Louis Philippe Louis Philippe I Louis Philippe King Of France Louis Philippe King Of The French Louis Philippe Of France Obelisk Paris Ile De France France Place De La Concorde Place De La Revolution Square Terrace Tuileries Garden Tuileries Gardens
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This stunning 19th-century oil painting, titled "La place de la Concorde, vue de la terrasse du bord de l'eau ; le roi Louis-Philippe" by Jean-Charles Geslin, captures a moment in Parisian history as the King of France, Louis-Philippe I, traverses Place de la Concorde in a carriage. The painting, created in 1846, offers a bird's-eye view of the iconic square from the terrace of the water's edge, with the Obelisk of Luxor standing proudly in the center. The Jardin des Tuileries and the gardens of Place de la Concorde are beautifully depicted, showcasing the lush greenery and the grandeur of the French capital. The painting is a testament to the rich heritage and history of Paris, with the Place de la Concorde holding significant historical importance. It was the site of the infamous guillotine during the French Revolution, where the monarchy was abolished and many prominent figures met their end. However, the square was later redesigned and renamed as a symbol of unity and celebration. Louis-Philippe I, who reigned from 1830 to 1848, is depicted in the painting, dressed in royal attire, surrounded by his entourage. The painting captures the essence of the monarchy and the grandeur of the French monarch, making it an important piece of historical and artistic significance. The painting is housed in the Musée Carnavalet in Paris, one of the oldest museums in the city, which holds a vast collection of art and historical objects related to the history of Paris. The oil on canvas painting is a masterpiece of the 19th century, showcasing the skill and talent of the renowned French painter, Jean-Charles Geslin.
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