Plan of the Garden of the Palais des Tuilleries, from Vues des belles maisons de France, published 1680

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The "Plan of the Garden of the Palais des Tuilleries" is a notable work from the collection "Vues des belles maisons de France," published in 1680 by the esteemed French artist and engraver Adam Perelle. This intricate plan offers a detailed and artistic representation of the gardens of the Palais des Tuileries, a significant historical and architectural landmark in Paris, France. The Tuileries Garden, originally commissioned by Queen Catherine de' Medici in 1564, underwent numerous transformations over the centuries, reflecting the evolving tastes and styles of French garden design.

Adam Perelle, born in 1640, was renowned for his topographical engravings and landscapes, which captured the grandeur and elegance of French estates and gardens. His works are celebrated for their precision, artistic quality, and historical value, providing a visual documentation of France's architectural heritage during the 17th century. The "Plan of the Garden of the Palais des Tuilleries" is a testament to Perelle's skill in combining artistic beauty with meticulous detail, offering insights into the layout and design principles of one of the most famous gardens in France.

The engraving showcases the geometric precision and formal symmetry characteristic of French formal gardens, or "jardins à la française," which were popularized by landscape architect André Le Nôtre. The garden's design features a series of parterres, walkways, fountains, and statues, meticulously arranged to create a harmonious and aesthetically pleasing environment. This plan not only serves as a visual guide to the garden's layout but also reflects the cultural and artistic values of the period, emphasizing order, control, and the human ability to shape nature.

As part of the "Vues des belles maisons de France," this work contributes to a broader collection that highlights the splendor of French aristocratic residences and their surrounding landscapes. The publication itself is an important artifact of 17th-century French art and culture, offering contemporary audiences a glimpse into the opulence and sophistication of the era. Through Perelle's detailed engravings, modern viewers can appreciate the historical significance and enduring beauty of the Tuileries Garden, as well as the artistic legacy of Adam Perelle.

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