The gardens of Versailles are known as “French gardens”, or the expression of classicism through the art of gardening. The main principles are the mastery of nature, symmetry, order and rigor, punctuated by elements of surprise. It’s a place where perspective reigns supreme and space is hierarchically organized into parterres, bosquets and fountains. Louis XIV ruled through the arts and, like the Palace itself, the gardens of Versailles were an instrument for demonstrating absolute power.

Ten of the 200 photos in the book “Le château de Versailles vu du ciel” by Thomas Garnier (photographer at the Palace of Versailles) have been selected and signed.

Dimensions: 30 x 40 cm (picture mount included)
Grammage: 230 g

The photo is delivered unframed.