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Welcome to Kingdom Of France
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For a few days, you could discover on my page Sims 3, the line-up of the first two buildings of my series of land devoted to the great monarchs “The Kingdom of France” .
Inspired mainly of the greatest kings of France, Rococo area will provide your city a luxurious Wind and French royalism seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.
I invite you to start with me, Premieres, Exclusive guided tour of the “Kingdom of France” through our report but before quite a few history 😉
The Inspiration of the Kingdom of France
To achieve this Land I was inspired by the great masters of the art of the era of the Roi Soleil : our famous architects,
Louis Le Vau (Creator of Louis XIV style)
Jules Hardouin-Mansart (First Architect of Louis XIV) for any building construction.
André le Nôtre (King Garden and Garden of the Sun King) to the gardens.
and finally Charles le Brun (Versailles illustrates decorator and painter) for interior decoration.
I must also admit that a great queen inspired me tremendously for fabrics, wallpaper and decor is Marie Antoinette.
The Queen of France’s most fashion in th
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François Le Vau
French architect
François Le Vau (French pronunciation:[fʁɑ̃swaləvo]; 1624[1] – 4 July 1676) was a French architect and a founding member of the Académie Royale d'Architecture (established in 1671). He is also known for being the youngest brother of the more famous French architect, Louis Le Vau.
Early life and training
[edit]Born François Le Veau, he was the youngest son of Louis Le Veau, a mason who died in February 1661,[2] and Étiennette Louette, who died in December 1644.[3] In the late 1630s and early 1640s, François trained with his older brother Louis, and both brothers worked together with their father, building houses on the Île Saint-Louis. In 1638 his brother Louis changed the spelling of his surname to Le Vau to avoid the lower-class stigma of "Le Veau" ("the calf"). François followed suit several years later.[4] All his life François worked in the shadow of his brother Louis,[5] who was very successful, becoming Premier Architecte du Roi after the death of Jacques Lemercier in 1654.[6]
Early career
[edit]François Le Vau is described as "architecq Ingenieur du Roy" in 1648, suggesting he may also have been involved in designing fortifications.[7] He began w
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