Jardin De Luxembourg Collection
The Jardin de Luxembourg, also known as the Luxembourg Gardens, is a picturesque oasis nestled in the heart of Paris
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The Jardin de Luxembourg, also known as the Luxembourg Gardens, is a picturesque oasis nestled in the heart of Paris. With its rich history and stunning landscapes, it has captivated visitors for centuries. Originally designed as the Grand Parterre du Jardin de la Royne mere a Luxembourg in 1638 by Michel van Lochom, this enchanting garden has undergone numerous transformations over time. One can still catch glimpses of its past through vintage photographs such as Donald Shaw MacLaughlan's snapshot from 1900 or Charles Soulier's c. 1867 Avenue de l'Observatoire. One iconic feature of the Jardin de Luxembourg is L'Odeon du Luxembourg captured beautifully by Frank Edwin Scott around 1911. This magnificent structure adds an air of grandeur to the already majestic surroundings. As you stroll through this idyllic sanctuary, you may come across The Steps immortalized in James Abbott McNeill Whistler's painting from 1893. These steps serve as a reminder that every corner of this garden holds hidden treasures waiting to be discovered. Nursemaids play an integral role in creating a charming ambiance within the park, as depicted in Les Bonnes du Luxembourg photographed by an unknown creator in 1894. Their presence adds warmth and liveliness to this serene setting. For those seeking tranquility with breathtaking views, The Terrace offers solace amidst nature's beauty. James Abbott McNeill Whistler captures its essence perfectly in his artwork from 1894. Henry Lyman Sayen takes us back to early twentieth-century Paris with his photographs taken between 1910-1912 titled In the Luxembourg Gardens. These images transport us to a time when leisurely strolls and peaceful moments were cherished above all else. William James Glackens showcases another perspective on these gardens with his work from 1906. His vibrant colors bring life to each brushstroke and remind us why artists have been drawn to this place for centuries.