This notebook is the perfect place to jot down these notes with complete peace of mind.

The bedroom was the main room of the apartment, where the queen spent most of her time. She slept there, sometimes joined by the king. In the morning, she received visitors there during and after her Toilette, which was a court ceremony as strictly governed by etiquette as the king’s Lever. It was also here that public childbirth took place: nineteen “Children of France” were born there.

The decor preserves the memory of the three queens who occupied the room: the ceiling’s paneling dates back to Queen Marie-Thérèse, but the grisaille paintings by Boucher were created for Marie Leszczinska, as was the woodwork. All these elements were preserved from the time of Marie-Antoinette, for whom only the furniture and the fireplace were newly commissioned.

Material : paper, cardboard

Dimensions : 15 X 21 cm

Care : store in a dry place

Number of pages : 64