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France. Paris. New bridge Louvre Palace and the College of F
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France. Paris. New bridge Louvre Palace and the College of F
French history. Paris. View of new bridge Louvre Palace and the College of the Four Nations. Anonymous painting. 1680 French School. Carnavalet Museum. Paris
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1680 Anonymous Carnavalet College Daily Former Four Louvre Nations Regime
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This 17th-century painting, titled "View of the New Bridge, Louvre Palace, and the College of the Four Nations" from the French School, offers a glimpse into the ancient regime of France, specifically Paris during the 1680s. The image showcases two iconic landmarks of the city: the Louvre Palace, which once served as a royal residence and later became a museum housing some of the world's most renowned artworks, and the College of the Four Nations, an educational institution that brought together students from various European countries. The bridge in the foreground, known as the New Bridge or Pont Neuf, was a significant engineering feat of its time, connecting the left and right banks of the Seine River. The painting's title refers to the college's location near the bridge. The College of the Four Nations, founded in 1572, was a Jesuit institution that aimed to promote international understanding and unity. The painting captures the bustling daily life of Paris during this era. Carriages filled with elegantly dressed passengers make their way across the bridge, while people walk along the riverbank, enjoying the scenic view. The ancient cityscape, with its intricate architecture and vibrant colors, stands in stark contrast to the tranquil water of the Seine. This exquisite work of art, now housed in the Carnavalet Museum in Paris, is an invaluable piece of European history. It provides a window into the past, allowing us to appreciate the beauty and richness of Paris during the 17th century, a time of cultural and intellectual flourishing in France.
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