A Palace of Power, Excess, and Illusions

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Ambition sculpted stone, mirrors shaped history, and a king turned architecture into absolute rule...

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David Gemeinhardt

Jun 5

I don't usually like writing about Versailles, but I like this. It hits all the marks, but with a light touch.

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Thank you! Wonderful article.

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Thank You, Dali! 🤍

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A Palace of Power, Excess, and Illusions