Louis Le Vau: The Architect of France

Louis Le Bo: French architects of the 1600s are particularly important years of French global interior design and architecture. Design is becoming a cause of celebrations, the Trent Council is called academic, because art is more attractive to the public, this is the best place to design a new era. Louis Le Vau was born in Paris in 1612 and continues to serve as the King's chief architect. Le Bao came from a wealthy family trained by his father and the stonemason who worked at Fontainebleau developed stone technology.

Louis XIV, Louis Great, Louis King, or the King of the Sun, Louis France is a wonderful, Louis-Chrysler Grand Monarch, or Léo Aesop Montreal, (born September 5, 1638, France Saint-Germain-en-Laye) - 1715 French Versailles (Versailles, France) died on 1 September, he was mainly one of his most brilliant times, dominating his country from his great palace at the Palace of Versailles, and the monarchy It remains as a symbol of the classical era. Internationally, the series of wars in 1697 in 1697, he sacrificed the Habsburg dynasty at the expense of the expansion of the eastern border of France, hiring a hostile opponent in the inheritance of the Spanish throne, then the war (1701 To 1714) The European Union (EU) will ensure the safety of Spanish. Grandchild's throne

The construction of the Palace of Versailles, designed and supervised by a classic French architect, Louis Le Vau, has fully declared all political positions. In the geometrical arrangement of luxury and spectacular illusion, the Palace of Versailles is very fit for luxury, prosperity and harmony an idyllic place for the king. Fast became one of the imitation of buildings in the seventeenth century, the palace image began to appear in Europe, the concept of self-expression seriously affects the design of state agencies. Some people, such as the Saxon Palace that disappeared in Poland during the Second World War, were destroyed, but others have been registered as UNESCO World Heritage sites. The German Würzburg Residence is aimed at depicting the location of Prince Bishop. Like Louis XVI, the absolute monarch believes that a small palace will not reach absolute power.

Louis XIV, the successor to Louis XII, had a strong interest in the Palace of Versailles. He settled in the Royal Hunting Lodge at the Palace of Versailles and grew to become one of the largest palaces in the world for decades to come. From 1661, the architect Louis Le Bau, the landscape architect André Le Notre and the painter's decorator Charles LeBlanc began to refine and extend the castle in detail. This was done to satisfy that Louis XIV wanted to establish a new royal court. Following the Nijmegen Treaty in 1678, he began gradually moving the court to the Palace of Versailles. The court was officially established on May 6, 1682.