Category:Entrance courts of the Palace of Versailles
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English: The entrance courts of the Palace of Versailles comprise, in sequential order: (1) the forecourt (avant-cour), known as the Cour d'Honneur, or sometimes as the Cour des Ministres (Ministers' Court); (2) the Cour Royale (Royal Court); and (3) the Cour de Marbre (Marble Court). The Cour d'Honneur is separated from the Place d'Armes by the Grille d'Honneur, constructed during the reign of Louis XVIII. Since 2008 the Cour d'Honneur has been separated from the Cour Royale by a reconstruction of the Grille Royale (the original having been disassembled and melted down in 1793).
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Media in category "Entrance courts of the Palace of Versailles"
The following 13 files are in this category, out of 13 total.
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General view of Versailles in circa 1682 by Adam Perelle.png 3,016 × 2,072; 13.31 MB
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Israel Silvestre Versailles 1682.jpg 6,541 × 4,814; 7.27 MB
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Israël Silvestre, Chasteau Royal de Versailles veu de l'avant-cour, 1674.jpg 4,779 × 3,659; 10.07 MB
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Israël Silvestre, Chasteau Royal de Versailles veu du milieu de la grande avenue, 1674.jpg 4,803 × 3,697; 9.37 MB
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Jean-Baptiste Martin - The Stables Viewed from the Château at Versailles - WGA14144.jpg 1,604 × 2,000; 722 KB
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Peter Stehlik 2013.04.22 Panorama 1A.jpg 15,000 × 3,578; 14.57 MB
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Schloss-Versailles.jpg 661 × 500; 78 KB
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Versailles -zicht op de Écuries.jpg 1,804 × 1,817; 1.34 MB
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Versailles Château dessin.jpg 768 × 286; 76 KB
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Versailles Château2 dessin.jpg 767 × 512; 91 KB
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Versailles in circa 1670 as left by Le Vau by Adam Parelle.png 722 × 504; 415 KB
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Versailles Pierre-Denis Martin.jpg 1,806 × 1,683; 522 KB
