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The Tuileries seen by art painters

Premier arrondissement de Paris : Le Louvre, le jardin des les Tuileries, la place Vendôme.

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The past Tuileries palace (fired under the Paris Commune )

The name Tuileries make reference to "tuiles" or roof tiles which the factories produced for centuries near the present site of the gardens.
In the past, you could sse a palace that resembled the Louvre and formed the eastern edge of the side of the garden. It was built by Catherine de Medicis. The Tuileries Palace enclosed the western side of the present day Louvre, connecting the Denon and Richelieu wings. Louis XIV resided at the Tuileries Palace while the chateau de Versailles, was under construction. When he left, the building was abandoned, used only as a theater. Later, Louis XVI, Marie-Antoinette, their children and servants, expelled from Versailles were forced to live there in October of 1789.
The royal family attempted escape. They slipped out of the palace, but they were recognized by a peasant from the resemblence of Louis to his coin! They were dragged back to the Tuileries, now under strict guard. In August 10, 1792 the crowd stormed the palace in anger. This revolt confirmed in the insurgents' mind the justification for dismantling the monarchy and establishing the "Commune", the first government of the people. Louis XVI was executed on 21 January, 1793.
In 1848 during a revolt, the people of Paris sacked it; it was restored under Napoleon-III to a sumptuous palace only to be burned in the 1871 during the confrontation with another "Paris Commune" . The accursed palace loomed, charred and in disgrace for 12 years on the site of the present expanded Tuileries gardens.
So we have just paintings, drawings to imagine what was the splendour of the Tuileries Palace in the past. Currently, as already in the past, one speaks about rebuilding the palace.

Leon Auguste Asselineau La garde nationale campe dans les Tuilerie
Tuileries garden drawn by Lenotre with , in background, the Palace
The national guard camping in the Tuileries by Léon Auguste Asselineau

Tuileries palace before the french Revolution
Invalids giving a petition to Napoleon during the Guard's Parade in Front of the Tuileries Palace by Horace Vernet 1838

The Catch of Tuileries Palace, court of Carrousel, august 10 1792
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Women dinner in the Tuileries by Viollet le Duc

Military review in Tuileries drawn by Eugène Lami, engraved by J B Allen 1843

Montgolfier brothers flying over the Tuileries in 1783
Louvre and Tuileries in 1857
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A part of old Tuileries building and Le Louvre by Thomas Girtin
Ruins of the Tuileries palace by Jean-Louis-Ernest Meissonier

State rooms of the Tuileries Palace before 1871
Soldiers beating the retirement in the Tuileries by Jacques Joseph Tissot

Tuileries after the firing seen from Carrousel garden by Siebe Johannes Ten Cate 1880 - 1883

Tuileries after the firing , seen from the great basin by Siebe Johannes Ten Cate 1880 - 1883
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The Tuileries garden

The Tuileries Garden was created in the 16th century and was redone in the 17th century by Andre le Notre the famous gardener of Louis XIV. The Garden beacame a favorite entertainment spot for the general public. The park provided the visitors with facilities such as cafes, deck chairs and public toilets as early as 18th century. The Park has been refurbished in 1990 with the main design kept unaltered. Today the park also features the Orangerie museum et the Jeu de Paume museum. The Tuileries inspired great painters such as Claude Monet, Pissaro, Manet, Bonnard, Jules René Hervé , Edouard Léon Cortès. broad alleys, deck chair, two beautiful fountains, merry go round, boats for hire, Refreshment bar and in air coffee make all the charm of the Tuileries. You can add the, on one side, the splendid sights on the obelisk of Concorde and the Champs Elysées, on the other side Le Louvre and the Carousel. If you add that the river Seine and the beautiful Rivoli street are bordering the garden, you can understand why such great painters were, and are always, found of the Tuileries.

The big Tuileries' basin

Tuileries' basin with a sight on the obelisk of Concorde and, on background, the "Arc de Triomphe"

Bruno Zupan boat rental in Tuileries garden Max Agostini  Bassin d'enfants au Jardin des Tuileries
Hiring of boats in the Tuileries garden by Bruno Zupan
Sailing ships on the large basin of Tuileries by Max Agostini

Spring along the great basin in the Tuileries by Jules René Hervé
Great basin of Tuileries by Jules René Hervé
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Great basin of Tuileries and le Louvre by Jules René Hervé
Great basin of Tuileries by Jules rené Hervé

Coming of the duchess of Orleans in the Tuileries by Eugene Lami
Tuileries garden by Joseph GIllain 1965

Tuileries garden by Marcel Dyf
Tuileries by Paul Michel Dupuy 1921.
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Tuilleries in the Fall by Katsuaki Sato
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The garden

Albert Edelfelt Jardin des Tuileries
Flower seller in the Tuileries by Henry Victor Lesur
Tuileries Garden by Albert Edelfelt

Bruno Zupan jardin des Tuileries en aout 2004 Charlotte Laxen lunch In Paris Tuileries
Tuileries garden in august 2004 by Bruno Zupan
Lunch in Paris Tuileries. by Charlotte Laxen

Monet Tuileries
Tuileries garden by Monet
The Tulileries, study by Claude Monet 1876
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Nelson Norris Bidford In the Tuileries Garden, Paris, 1881
The Tuileries by Edouard Vuillard
In the Tuileries Garden, Paris 1881 by Nelson Norris Bidford

The Tuileries Gardens 1895 by Maurice Prendergast
The Tuileries and the large wheel by Bruno Zupan

Tuileries Garden in winter by Pissarro
Tuileries Garden by a rainy day by Pissarro 1899
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Tuileries Garden, by a winter afternoon by Pissaro 1899
An afternoon in Tuileries by Adolph Menzel

Darrasse Les Tuileries
Music in the Tuileries by Manet
Alley in Tuileries by Darrasse

Tuileries Garden by Childe Hassam 1897
Lemonade stand in Tuileries by Dietz Edzard
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Tuileries garden by Jean-Charles Decoudun
Tuileries garden by Pierre Bonnard

Alley in Tuileries by David Welsh

Edouard_Leon_cortes_ jardin des tuileries
Tuileries Garden by Edouard Léon Cortes
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Refreshment bar in the Tuileries by Jacques Bouyssou
The Tuileries by George Oberteuffer

The aux Tuileries litho Hure
Tea in the Tuileries litho by Huret
Tuileries garden 2004 by Ilka Vogler

Jardin des Tuileries by Jacques Buyssou
Tuileries cafe, watercolor by Susan Ridyard

Tuileries garden by Laurent Veyretout
In the Tuileries by Jean Prevost
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Rivoli street and Tuileries

Baptized by the name of the battle of Rivoli gained in Italy by the general Bonaparte the 14 and January 15, 1797, the street of Rivoli was bored in 1801. All the buildings on the northern side were designed by the architects Percier and Fontaine . The Street is characterized by beautiful arcades facing the Tuileries.

Rivoli street by day , and the same in the evening, with the Tuileries garden at left by Edouard Léon Cortes
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