Troonzaal in het Palais du Luxembourg, Parijs by Florent Grau

Troonzaal in het Palais du Luxembourg, Parijs 1859

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aged paper

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toned paper

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homemade paper

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pale palette

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muted colour palette

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white palette

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personal sketchbook

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watercolour bleed

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watercolour illustration

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"Troonzaal in het Palais du Luxembourg, Parijs" is a stereoscopic photograph by Florent Grau from 1859. The image shows a throne room in the Palais du Luxembourg, a palace in Paris, France. The throne is ornate, adorned with carvings and a canopy, and is surrounded by statues of female figures. The photograph captures the grandeur and opulence of the room, which was built in the 17th century. Stereoscopic photography, which creates the illusion of depth, was a popular technique in the 19th century, allowing viewers to experience a sense of being present in the space. This photograph provides a glimpse into the architecture and decor of a grand palace in 19th-century Paris.

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