Fontanges Collection
Fontanges, a name that echoes through the halls of history, holds tales of beauty and intrigue
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Fontanges, a name that echoes through the halls of history, holds tales of beauty and intrigue, and is intertwined with the lives of remarkable women who left an indelible mark on their era. Marie Adelaide de Savoie, Duchess of Burgundy, graced the court with her elegance from 1683 to 1712. Her regal presence captivated all who beheld her. Anne-Louise-Benedicte de Bourbon, Duchess by marriage but also known as Mademoiselle de Fontanges, possessed a charm that enchanted even the most discerning eyes. Yet it was Mlle. De Fontanges herself who truly embodied the allure associated with this illustrious name. As mistress to King Louis XIV from 1661 to 1681, she held his heart captive with her radiant beauty and captivating spirit. In paintings and engravings depicting Marie De Fontanges - whether in number five or four - we catch glimpses of her ethereal grace and delicate features. The Music Room at Versailles witnessed her enchantment as Mademoiselle de Mennetoud played the harpsichord under its gilded ceiling. The title Duchesse De Fontanges bestowed upon another woman only adds to the mystique surrounding this name. Who was she? What secrets did she hold? Marie Ang's connection to Fontanges remains shrouded in mystery; perhaps she too possessed an irresistible allure akin to those before her. MARIE-ANGeLIQUE DE ROUSILLE emerges as yet another bearer of this captivating surname – what stories lie behind hers? The mere mention evokes curiosity and fascination for those seeking answers within historical archives. As we delve into these fragments of history, we are reminded that names have power – they carry legacies across generations. And so does "Fontanges, " forever entwined with extraordinary women whose lives continue to inspire awe and wonder centuries later.