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	Louveciennes from "The Chateaux of France"
		After 1750, so pervasive was the mood of reform, in reaction against the decadence of life under Louis XV, that one of the major symbols of the new spirit is the little freestanding pavilion at Louveciennes.
		The irony is that the structure was commissioned by none other than the Comtesse du Barry, Louis XV's last mistress and the archsymbol of all that contemporaries considered effete and self indulgent in France's ancien regime.
		Once completed, the Louveciennes pavilion caused a furor, for clearly the new age had arrived.
	world.std.com /~hmfh/dubarry3.htm (733 words)

	Louveciennes
		The town of Louveciennes holds precedence over the restoration of its Chateau of Madame DuBarry, the palatial love nest of the Aristocratic courtesan bought privately by a Japanese investor who then proceeded to strip the interior of its elegant parquet floors, gilded cornices and mouldings, chandeliers, mirrors, mantle pieces and marquetry for auction and exportation.
		This exploitation of a classified national treasure shocked Louveciennes to seek legal action to seize public possession of the Chateau with intervention at the level of the Ministry of Culture, and undoubtedly deepened feelings of zenophobic caution towards foreign investment in local property.
		Ironically there was to be a Poetry Festival this Spring in Louveciennes, the mention of Nin's name on the lips of local admirers and quiet keepers of the flame, of which there are many fond Louveciennois eager to see this little piece of history remembered.
	www.anaisnin.com /nindone.html (1223 words)

	ASP's HISTORY 1945 - 1979 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The actual building was an elaborate reconstruction of her hunting lodge or hideaway on the grounds of her château in Louveciennes overlooking the Seine.
		During the first year in Louveciennes, the owner of the Bellevue property, on the other side of the rue de la Machine, strolled over one day to offer it for sale.
		One of the complications responsible for delaying a quick arrangement with the French authorities was the fact that the U.S. Army installation had straddled the boundary line between Saint Cloud and Garches.
	www.asparis.org /schoolhistory/history2.html (1434 words)

	Alfred Sisley - French Impressionists Archive - Milmo-Penny Fine Art
		Louveciennes itself is about twenty kilometres west of Paris and about ten kilometres north of Versailles.
		The small hamlet of Voisins was linked to Louveciennes but remained autonomous, its compact centre distinguished by the imposing feature of the Château de Voisins and giving way to winding roads that led down to the banks of the river Seine.
		Louveciennes was (and still is) part of the Parish of Saint-Martin but the subtitle “L’Eté de la Saint Martin” refers to the date rather than the location.
	www.mpfa.ie /sisley.htm (1465 words)

	Vigée Le Brun's Tomb (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Louveciennes is in a lovely setting and we can imagine she enjoyed her last days there.
		At five of the morning of the 30th of March 1842, she died in her apartment at No. 29 Rue St. Lazare, in her eighty-seventh year; and was buried according to her wish at Louveciennes, where, in the church, still hangs the picture of "Ste.
		Even her poor dead body could not sleep where she had willed; she was destined to gentle exile even after death.
	www.batguano.com /VLBtomb.html (202 words)

	Louveciennes - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		First snow in Louveciennes by Alfred Sisley, 1870
		The Château de Louveciennes, built in 1700 by Louis XIV and given to Madame du Barry by Louis XV.
		Church Saint Martin et Saint Blaise de Louveciennes
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Louveciennes (235 words)

	« BOUBOUNELLE ou le paysage contemplatif »
		I was born in 1962 in Bougival, a small village close to Louveciennes where I have lived for the past seven years.
		As of the age of seven, I took painting and drawing classes with the sculptor Jeannine de la Personne, in Louveciennes.
		In 1997, we moved to Louveciennes, to a house from the early 19
	www.axelle.com /bbn/bio.htm (883 words)

	ART / 4 / 2DAY
		— Snow at Louveciennes (1873; 757x981pix) _ with a road at an angle from the bottom left corner, borded on the left by a fence in the foreground and trees in the near background, where two figures are walking away near the right edge.
		— Snow at Louveciennes (1874; 987x793pix) _ with a street making a right angle, borded by a wall on the right and a fence on the left, a woman with an umbrella is approaching.
		— Snow at Louveciennes (1874; 598x800pix) _ with a street at an angle from the bottom right corner, bordered by some tall trees, houses in the background, two pairs of figures.
	indic8.i8.com /art/art4jan/art0129.html (4885 words)

	Louveciennes
		This is a collection of material about Louveciennes, which was home to the American School of Paris between 1959 and 1967.
		"The chief interest at Louveciennes is the small freestanding pleasure pavilion commissioned in the late 18th century by Mme du Barry, Louis XV's last mistress.
		They didn't last long at Louveciennes, but are easily seen today...
	world.std.com /~hmfh/louvec.htm (968 words)

	Welcome on the website of the Tourist Office of Marly le Roi and Louveciennes
		Situated at only 15 kilometres from Paris, in the Yvelines' department, Marly le Roi and Louveciennes will enjoy you with their charming villages.
		You will discover through those pages their cultural and natural heritage: the royal estate of Marly le Roi - a disappeared chateau of the Sun King, Louis XIV -, the Musée-Promenade of Marly-le-Roi and Louveciennes, the château de Monte-Cristo, the house of the famous author of the "Three Musketeers".
		We will enjoy to welcome you in Marly le Roi and Louveciennes and hope you will have a nice visit of our website.
	www.marlyleroi-tourisme.fr /english-version/welcome.htm (185 words)

	Kurt Weill: A Detailed Chronology 1934-1940
		On returning to Louveciennes, Weill finds that he is obliged to write at very short notice the songs and incidental music for Marie Galante, a stage adaptation by Jacques Deval of his best-selling novel.
		Returns to Louveciennes; Lenya stays in London and receives her mail care of Gerty Simon, the photographer.
		He spends three weeks in Salzburg, working with Werfel and Reinhardt, before returning to Louveciennes at the end of August.
	www.kwf.org /pages/kw/kwchron5.html (2166 words)

	Gardens of the Sunlight - Camille Pissarro
		He was quick to take an interest in Gauguin, at another moment he gave in to the enticement of the scientific conceptions of Seurat's pointilism.
		Pissarro was a commited, discreet and open man. As a painter he deliberately chose the most humble and desolate subjects mostly in the countryside at Louveciennes and Pontoise.
		The Road from Versailles at Louveciennes, 1870, 100x81cm.
	www.e-mpressionism.net /pissarro/pissarro_en.html (169 words)

	Chronology of the Impressionist Painters, page 2 of 4
		The outbreak of the Franco-Prussian War, July 19, forces Pissarro to flee from Louveciennes with his family.
		He marries Julie Vellay on June 14, and returns to Louveciennes to discover "20 years' worth" of paintings lost due to the war.
		MORISOT during the Commune stays with her parents at St Germaine-en-Laye and then with her sister at Cherbourg before returning to Paris.
	www.hlla.com /reference/1870-79.html (1981 words)

	Scene de crime: La tuerie de Louveciennes
		Se rendant immédiatement sur place, les policiers sont accueillis par le jeune Alexis qui semble se trouver dans un état second et passablement éméché.
		L'enquête de voisinage montre que ce couple d'origine russe s'était installé à Louveciennes deux ans et demi auparavant et était connu comme étant sans histoires par les voisins.
		Bonjour, je sui virginie et habite à sartrouville tout près de louveciennes, la ville où le drame s'est déroulé.
	scenedecrime.blogs.com /scenedecrime/2006/02/la_tuerie_de_lo.html (1288 words)

	Alfred Sisley (French), 1839-1899: Featured artist works, exhibitions and biography fromRichard Nathanson Impressionist ...
		Water always played an important element in his work, a subject matter which gave his paintings a joyous vibrancy and purity of tone.
		In 1878 Sisley moved from Louveciennes and the Ile de France region to Moret-sur-Loing in the Fontainebleau area, which was where he was based until his death in 1899.
		Sisley exhibited at the Salon des Refuses in 1863, the Salon in 1866, and contributed to the four major Impressionist exhibitions between 1874 and 1886.
	www.artnet.com /Galleries/Artists_detail.asp?gid=785&aid=15642 (376 words)

	The Metropolitan Museum of Art - Works of Art: European Paintings
		This picture, which is in effect drawn directly with paint, was almost certainly executed out-of-doors about 1870.
		The site is in the village of Louveciennes, west of Paris, where Renoir's parents had a summer home.
		Camille Pissarro, who lived and worked in the village in 1869—70, painted a view of the same road (National Gallery, London).
	www.metmuseum.org /collections/view1.asp?dep=11&full=1&item=1974.356.32 (96 words)

	The Metropolitan Museum of Art - Works of Art: European Paintings
		The Road from Versailles to Louveciennes, probably 1879
		Sisley, like Monet and Pissarro, chose to work in villages to the north and west of Paris—such as Argenteuil, Bougival, Louveciennes, and Marly-le-Roi—which were becoming suburbanized, and where the contrast between rural and modern life could be most keenly felt.
		The site of this picture, probably painted in 1879, is near Louveciennes on the main road between Versailles and Saint-Germain-en-Laye.
	www.metmuseum.org /collections/view1.asp?dep=11&item=64.154.2 (108 words)

	The Coach to Louveciennes, 1870 Giclee Print by Camille Pissarro at AllPosters.com
		The Coach to Louveciennes, 1870 Giclee Print by Camille Pissarro at AllPosters.com
		The Coach to Louveciennes, 1870 by Camille Pissarro
		This art print was created using a sophisticated digital printer.
	www.allposters.com /-sp/The-Coach-to-Louveciennes-1870_i1991595_.htm?aid=798379 (108 words)

	Property For Sale, Louveciennes, Paris - Louveciennes, Paris, Paris, Ille-de-France, France (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Louveciennes is18 km west of Paris, between Versailles and Rueil-Malmaison and is a very up-market town west of Paris with lot of green parks and the properties are located on the quay of the Seine in a green park.
		Louveciennes also boasts a strong cultural, educational and sporting heritage.
		Louveciennes is a well connected town to its region, to Europe and to the rest of the world.
	france.assetz.co.uk /property-detail.htm?propID=1519 (644 words)

	Pissarro Camille \| Fine Art Oil Painting Reproductions
		- The Road from Versailles to Saint-Germain, Louveciennes, The Effect of Snow
		- The Road to Louveciennes at the Outskirts of the Forest
		- The Road to Versailles at Louveciennes (The Effect of Snow)
	www.montableau.com /artistes_47GB.asp (1199 words)

	The Road from Versailles at Louveciennes - Toucan Art - Oil Paintings and Picture Frames (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The Road from Versailles at Louveciennes - Toucan Art - Oil Paintings and Picture Frames
		You are here: Home » Oil Paintings » Replicas » Pissarro »; RE0954 The Road from Versailles at Louveciennes
		This painting on linen canvas is entirely hand made
	www.toucanart.com /en/products/2303 (64 words)

	Landscape in the Vicinity of Louveciennes (Autumn) (Getty Museum)
		Landscape in the Vicinity of Louveciennes (Autumn) (Getty Museum)
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		For example, the haystack is painted with straw-shaped brushstrokes, the leaves are suggested by jagged daubs of paint, and the stucco walls are depicted with broad, smooth strokes.
	www.getty.edu /art/gettyguide/artObjectDetails?artobj=820 (175 words)

	AIArchitect, July 22, 2002 - Cable Company to Construct Multiuse Campus Outside Paris
		KPF's proposed design for Canal + Village, Louveciennes
		Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates (KPF), New York City, in association with SRA Architectes, Paris, has been selected as design architect for Canal + Village Louveciennes, a proposed 1.3 million-square-foot low-rise corporate campus to the west of Paris near Versailles.
		The mixed-use project, developed in two phases of 700,000 square feet and 600,000 square feet will include offices, studios, and an amenities program for the Paris-based cable company.
	www.aia.org /aiarchitect/thisweek02/tw0719/0719tjiprojectwatch.htm (260 words)

	The Road to Louveciennes at the Outskirts of the Forest 1871 Pissarro, Camille oil painting reproduction, hand-painted ...
		The Road to Louveciennes at the Outskirts of the Forest 1871 Pissarro, Camille oil painting reproduction, hand-painted oil painting for sale
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		The Road to Louveciennes at the Outskirts of the Forest 1871
	www.angel-art-house.com /oil_painting_details.aspx?ID=6433 (69 words)

	B&B Hotels
		Our hotel B&B Louveciennes is situated 2 km away from Louveciennes city centre, 20 km away from Paris and 37 km away from Orly airport.
		Hotel B&B Louveciennes is equipped with air-conditioned bedrooms and disabled access rooms.
		Hotel B&B Louveciennes also puts at your disposal a locked car-park.
	www.hotel-bb.com /detailhotels.phtml?NumLangue=2&hotelid=4143&id=&source= (580 words)

	OCAIW: Catalogo di Immagini d'Arte nella Rete
		The Road: Rain Effect (The Versailles Road at Louveciennes), 1870
		HIGH MUSEUM OF ART, ATLANTA, GEORGIA, U.S. Road to Louveciennes (Route de Louveciennes), ca.1870
		PAUL GETTY MUSEUM, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, U.S. Landscape in the Vicinity of Louveciennes (Autumn), 1870
	www.ocaiw.com /catalog/?lang=it&catalog=&author=589 (1330 words)

	Canal + Village Louveciennes
		Corporate campus; offices, studios, and a large amenities program
		The key element in the KPF design of the Louveciennes Canal + Village is a three story elliptical building which contains the dining and community functions.
		Although a relatively small component of the overall program area, it is the heart of the campus, where the majority of the Canal + population will come together and cross paths on a daily basis.
	www.kpf.com /Projects/Canal.htm (275 words)

	Alfred Sisley paintings prints reproductions
		View over 23,000 paintings from the History of Art
		National Gallery of Art, Washington DC Early Snow at Louveciennes
		The Banks of the Seine : Wind Blowing
	www.artunframed.com /sisley.htm (112 words)

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