Art in Ornament And Dress
Art in Ornament And Dress
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M. Dufaure conferred with General Changarnier, and all that part of the palace was placed at the disposal of the Director of Fine Arts, who for the first time was able to free the Louvre from its servitude. While inspecting the rooms of this deserted palace, I reached the door of a chamber which had remained closed for seven years, and of which the Queen Marie-Am^lie had kept the key. It was the room which the Duke of Orleans had just left the day when he fractured his skull on the pavement. No...thing had been touched : papers, books, cigar-boxes, k^pis, sword- belts, a quantity of things were there, in the disorder in which he had left them. What struck me most, was to see on a table, thrown here and there, gloves of all colours and sorts. The life of this young man, divided between pleasure, hunting, and war, revealed itself in the appesCrance of these scattered gloves, some tumbled, others intact, some tried on, others still in their box.
There were chamois gloves for driving, beaver for riding, dogskin, white lambskin, and kid, and all these varieties of the toilette had there a singular and striking meaning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M. Dufaure conferred with General Changarnier, and all that part of the palace was placed at the disposal of the Director of Fine Arts, who for the first time was able to free the Louvre from its servitude. While inspecting the rooms of this deserted palace, I reached the door of a chamber which had remained closed for seven years, and of which the Queen Marie-Am^lie had kept the key. It was the room which the Duke of Orleans had just left the day when he fractured his skull on the pavement. No...thing had been touched : papers, books, cigar-boxes, k^pis, sword- belts, a quantity of things were there, in the disorder in which he had left them. What struck me most, was to see on a table, thrown here and there, gloves of all colours and sorts. The life of this young man, divided between pleasure, hunting, and war, revealed itself in the appesCrance of these scattered gloves, some tumbled, others intact, some tried on, others still in their box.
There were chamois gloves for driving, beaver for riding, dogskin, white lambskin, and kid, and all these varieties of the toilette had there a singular and striking meaning.
What to read after Art in Ornament And Dress?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Blanc to read onlineMoreLess
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