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JLJ4659049 Philippe of France, Duke of Anjou, then King of Spain (1683-1746), Charles, Duke of Berry (1686-1714) and Prince of Wales playing portico in the first apartment of Louis XIV in Versailles - Engraving by Antoine Trouvain (1656-1708) Private collection - Charles de Berry, Philippe d Anjou, Prince of Wales and Comte de Brionne playing some kind of Croquet in, first apartment of Palace of Versailles, 1694, by Antoine Trouvain (1656-1708), engraving, France, 17th century by Trouvain, Antoine (1656-1708); (add.info.: Philippe of France, Duke of Anjou, then King of Spain (1683-1746), Charles, Duke of Berry (1686-1714) and Prince of Wales playing portico in the first apartment of Louis XIV in Versailles - Engraving by Antoine Trouvain (1656-1708) Private collection - Charles de Berry, Philippe d Anjou, Prince of Wales and Comte de Brionne playing some kind of Croquet in, first apartment of Palace of Versailles, 1694, by Antoine Trouvain (1656-1708), engraving, France, 17th century ePhoto Josse/Leemage Location: Coll. privee); Photo ePhoto Josse; French, out of copyright
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In this engraving by Antoine Trouvain, we are transported back to the opulent first apartment of Louis XIV in Versailles. The scene depicts three young princes engaged in a lively game of portico, a precursor to modern-day croquet. At the center stands Philippe of France, Duke of Anjou and future King of Spain, exuding an air of regal confidence. To his left is Charles, Duke of Berry, displaying youthful enthusiasm as he prepares to strike the ball with precision. On their right is none other than the Prince of Wales himself, radiating charm and charisma. The grandeur and splendor surrounding them cannot be ignored - from the ornate architecture adorning the walls to the intricate details on their lavish attire. Every element speaks volumes about their privileged status and noble lineage. As they engage in this leisurely pastime within these hallowed halls, one can't help but marvel at the convergence of power and playfulness captured within this image. It serves as a testament to both their royal upbringing and shared camaraderie. Trouvain's masterful engraving transports us into a world long gone but forever immortalized through artistry. It allows us a glimpse into an era where games were not merely amusements but also symbols of status and social interaction among nobility. This print serves as a visual reminder that even amidst great responsibilities and political aspirations, these young princes found solace in moments like these - bonding over friendly competition while surrounded by unparalleled luxury.
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