"Bagatelle: A Royal Residence in Paris" Book

This book takes readers on an exclusive tour through the art, gardens, and history of Bagatelle, the regal Parisian residence of kings and royal family members. Established in 1775, this luxurious neo-Palladian château was built by the Comte d’Artois and acclaimed by many esteemed visitors, including Thomas Jefferson. Even amid the Revolution, Bagatelle's legacy remained, and the city of Paris purchased it in 1905. The Mansart Foundation then conducted a painstaking renovation to revere its architectural beauty. The volume offers readers a wealth of new photography, unseen archival records, and knowledgeable text about Bagatelle and its varied owners.