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15 Extravagantly Photographical Tales of Versailles in France
by Lauren Axelrod, Oct 26, 2008
The Palace of Versailles, a place that's virtually impossible to capture on film and the French Baroque architectural theme can hardly be matched by any other residence in the world.
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Napoleon's Last Residence in France : The Isle of Aix
by Francois Hagnere, Oct 16, 2008
This tiny out of time and protected island saw Napoleon just before he definitively left France for another remote isle. The noteworthy Napoleonic Museum is a real must-see.
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A Romanesque Jewel: Surgères Church
by Francois Hagnere, Oct 16, 2008
Surgères, France, not only has an important Romanesque church but also ramparts, a keep, a fort and a less known finely carved elegant Renaissance portico. The poet Ronsart urged Hélène de Surgères, retired here, "to pick up the roses of life".
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Political Caricature in 18th and 19th Century France
by Dakota Skye, Oct 7, 2008
Political caricature in 18th and 19th century France faced a variety of challenges as censorship suppressed the views of political cartoonists.
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Marseilles : "Vieille Charité" Pierre Puget's Masterpiece
by Francois Hagnere, Oct 7, 2008
This unique XVIIth century astonishing almshouse and chapel give one more charm to the so attractive Mediterranean city. You will be spell-bound.
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Saint Denis Basilica French Royal Necropolis
by Francois Hagnere, Oct 5, 2008
The Kings and Queens of France were buried under the Gothic vaults of this sumptuous basilica. The mausoleum of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette appear here in the colorful atmosphere of stained glass windows.
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Marseilles Notre Dame de la Garde
by Francois Hagnere, Oct 3, 2008
The sumptuous basilica majestically overlooks the harbor and the Mediterranean city. "The Good Mother" has become a symbol dear to the heart of the inhabitants.
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The World’s Most Amazing Landmarks
by Greyian Storm, Sep 29, 2008
These landmarks are amazing and you should marvel at them.
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San Francisco: The Romantic Palace of Fine Arts
by Francois Hagnere, Sep 8, 2008
Exquisite Graeco-Roman ruins reflect on a lagoon in the heart of San Francisco. They were created in 1915 for the Panama Pacific Exposition.
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Marseilles: Longchamp Palace to the Glory of Water
by Francois Hagnere, Aug 24, 2008
An extraordinary water tower and palace was built in the XIXth century in Marseilles to welcome water in the Mediterranean city with the new Provence canal.
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