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Bernini in Paris

Posted on November 19, 2007 by 100swallows

In modern times France is the land of good taste. The world listens to French pontifications on food and dress and even wit. But that’s not how it used to be. For a long time taste came from Italy and … Continue reading →

Posted in aesthetics, architecture, art history, Beauty, Bernini | Tagged architecture, Bernini, Chantelou, France, Louis XIV, Louvre, Poussin | 7 Comments

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