Wednesday, November 14, 2007
Carnavalet Museum
The Carnavalet is the museum of the history of the city of Paris. That's Louis, the Sun King in the entry area. It's a really interesting museum that goes step by step through time using paintings and other objects as guides. After seeing the work in the museum, you go through the city with a good understanding of what happened in what place, really, you do! (If you can remember the info. Usually I just say, "oh, something interesting happened here.") The rooms themselves are beautifully done for different periods. The part about the revolution is grisly. Here is a foto showing the little bits of hair from Marie Antoinette and her children. I took two fotos of the model of the Ile de la Cité. It looks a bit scruffy, n'est ce pas? See me and my friend W in the mirror...don't we look happy? We are!
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