Public Access to Art in Paris: A Documentary History from the Middle Ages to 1800 |
Contents
Medieval Paris as an Artistic Capital
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1 |
Streetcorner Madonnas Processions and the Dance of Death
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21 |
Royal Entries of the Renaissance
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37 |
The Mays of NotreDame
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53 |
Academy Exhibitions Under Louis XIV
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61 |
The Sun Kings Picture Collection
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81 |
The Rise of the Popular Press in the Seventeenth Century
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91 |
Exploring Paris Guidebook in Hand
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125 |
The Salons
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157 |
Painting in Buskins
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193 |
The Palais Royal and Luxembourg Galleries
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201 |
The Later Eighteenth Century
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223 |
Museums of the Revolution
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247 |
The Tuileries
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269 |
Epilogue
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281 |
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