Lorangerie Collection

Vue du Chateau de Versailles du Cote de l'Orangerie. Creator: Jacques Rigaud
Vue du Chateau de Versailles du Cote de l'Orangerie. View of the Palace of Versailles from the Orangery

Vue de l'Orangerie de Versailles. Creator: Jacques Rigaud
Vue de l'Orangerie de Versailles. View of the Versailles Orangery

L Orangerie, The Orangery (coloured photo)
3633347 L Orangerie, The Orangery (coloured photo) by French Photographer, (19th century) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: L Orangerie, The Orangery)

Le plus ancien oranger de France, a l orangerie de Versailles (engraving)
3644906 Le plus ancien oranger de France, a l orangerie de Versailles (engraving) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Le plus ancien oranger de France)

Siege of Paris, the Salle de l Orangerie, Palace of St Cloud (engraving)
1104697 Siege of Paris, the Salle de l Orangerie, Palace of St Cloud (engraving) by Staniland, Charles J. (1838-1916) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Siege of Paris)

Versailles, L Orangerie et la Piece d Eau des Suisses (colour photo)
2803598 Versailles, L Orangerie et la Piece d Eau des Suisses (colour photo) by French Photographer, (19th century) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Versailles)

The Orangerie at the Museum in Paris in 1794 (colour litho)
488588 The Orangerie at the Museum in Paris in 1794 (colour litho) by Hilair, Jean-Baptiste (1751-after 1822) (after); Musee de l Orangerie, Paris

View of the Orangerie and the Grand Canal at Versailles (coloured engraving)
CHT187760 View of the Orangerie and the Grand Canal at Versailles (coloured engraving) by Rigaud, Jacques (1681-1754) (after); Bibliotheque Municipale, Versailles, France; eArchives Charmet; French

The Orangery and the Chateau at Versailles, 1696 (oil on canvas)
XIR26185 The Orangery and the Chateau at Versailles, 1696 (oil on canvas) by Martin, Jean-Baptiste (1659-1735); 260x184 cm; Chateau du Grand Trianon, Versailles, France; French, out of copyright

View of the Orangerie at Versailles, after 1697 (oil on canvas)
XIR221404 View of the Orangerie at Versailles, after 1697 (oil on canvas) by Martin, Pierre-Denis (1663-1742) (attr.to); 122x78 cm; ChAteau de Versailles

The Orangerie at the Chateau de Versailles (oil on canvas)
XIR174842 The Orangerie at the Chateau de Versailles (oil on canvas) by Allegrain, Etienne (1644-1736); 115x165 cm; ChAteau de Versailles

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L'Orangerie, a place of timeless beauty and historical significance. From the oldest orangery in France to its presence at the Palace of Versailles, this enchanting structure has captured hearts for centuries. Step back in time with L'Orangerie as your guide. In a colored photo, witness the grandeur of The Orangery at Versailles, standing tall amidst lush greenery. Its architectural elegance is truly awe-inspiring. Delve deeper into history through engravings that depict significant moments like the Siege of Paris and the Salle de L'Orangerie at the Palace of St Cloud. These images transport us to an era long gone but not forgotten. Versailles beckons with open arms as we explore L'Orangerie et la Piece d'Eau des Suisses in another captivating color photo. The tranquil waters reflect its magnificence while Jean-Baptiste Rigaud's Vue de l'Orangerie de Versailles showcases his artistic brilliance. The Museum in Paris unveils yet another facet of L'Orangerie's allure through a litho from 1794. It stands proud amidst turbulent times, reminding us that art endures even during chaos. A colored engraving captures our attention next - View of the Orangerie and the Grand Canal at Versailles. This masterpiece by an unknown artist transports us to an era where opulence knew no bounds. Jean-Baptiste Rigaud returns with Vue du Chateau de Versailles du showcasing both The Orangery and Chateau in perfect harmony. His brushstrokes breathe life into this iconic landmark once again. Travel further back in time with oil on canvas masterpieces depicting The Orangery and Chateau at Versailles from 1696 and after 1697 respectively. These works immortalize their splendor for generations to come. Finally, we arrive at The Orangerie itself - depicted beautifully on canvas.