Thursday, April 21, 2005 Publié par Eric


This is one of the rare royal statues that went through the French revolution in 1789 without damage! It was made by sculptor Antoine Coysevox (1640-1720) in 1689 and shows Louis the XIVth, one of the most famous French kings. It can now be seen in the courtyard of the Carnavalet museum (3rd arrondissement) - it's a must go if you come to Paris! - where it has been sitting since 1890.

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  2. Anonymous said...

    Very nice photos mate.
    Was here and sow your photos ;) ShoTo from Russia

  3. Eric said...

    Thank you both of you. I must say my traffic from Russia skyrocketed today!

  4. Anonymous said...

    Hello. I really liked your photos.
    I hope I will visit Paris someday...
    A friend from Estonia.

  5. Eric said...

    Thank you friend from Estonia... I hope you can make it to Paris one day too. It's definitely worth it! And how id Tallinn?

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