
Editorial
Editorial
The obituary notices to which you have escaped
1715 - #LeRoiEstMort The King’s valets have closed his eyelids and changed his shirt. #LouisXIV pic.twitter.com/eLE3TuSdHo
— ChateaudeVersailles (@CVersailles) September 1, 2015
Year 1715 - The Bourdon Emmanuel is ringing in honour of his godfather, French King #LouisXIV #LeRoiEstMort pic.twitter.com/hhowKykBra
— Cathédrale NotreDame (@notredame2paris) September 1, 2015
En direct de @CVersailles, premières images de Louis XIV sur son lit de mort #LeRoiEstMort http://t.co/V0c4hF8I2i pic.twitter.com/lJ6YdqyjMb
— GallicaBnF (@GallicaBnF) September 1, 2015
1715 - #LeRoiEstMort The duke of Bouillon just appeared on the bedroom balcony: "King #LouisXIV is dead. Long live King #LouisXV"
— ChateaudeVersailles (@CVersailles) September 1, 2015
" Le roy expira le 1er septembre à 8 heures 5 minutes du matin " #LeRoiestMort @CVersailles pic.twitter.com/DLtDpdXcWJ
— Archives nationales (@ArchivesnatFr) September 1, 2015
1715 - #LeRoiEstMort "I leave you now, but the State will remain forever" #LouisXIV pic.twitter.com/a9EfsKboHW
— ChateaudeVersailles (@CVersailles) 1 Septembre 2015
1715 - #BreakingNews #LouisXIV passed away #LeRoiestMort pic.twitter.com/AyAG51e47D
— ChateaudeVersailles (@CVersailles) September 1, 2015
1715 - #LeRoiEstMort The doors of the King's bedroom are closed #LouisXIV pic.twitter.com/WEbdnURbsK
— ChateaudeVersailles (@CVersailles) 1 Septembre 2015
Commemorating the 300th anniversary of Louis XIV's death, Mezzo honour the Sun King with emblematic master pieces and brand-new modules where Christophe Rousset explain the links between Louis XIV and music (opera, sacred repertoire, war music...).
1715 - Father Le Tellier is spending the night at the bedside of #LouisXIV pic.twitter.com/yGD7lHBgyt
— ChateaudeVersailles (@CVersailles) 31 Août 2015