La reine allant a Fontainebleau

Description

The Queen going to Fontainebleau accompanied by her guards (La reine allant à Fontainebleau accompagnée de ses gardes), by Vander Meulen, at the Gobelins Manufacture for King Louis XIV, 17th century, provenance: Normandy Auction, Yvetot, 14 December 2014. It is a pendant to the print representing the king in his carriage in the forest of Vincennes made by the same artists at about the same time (Le roi dans sa caleche). We recommend purchasing them as a pair

The image provided above is that of the default framed version available in the UK. For frames available in other countries see Frames.

Please note that the copies that we make and sell, even when digitally restored, may bear some traces (including some degree of fading) of the condition of the originals in our possession which are over 200 years old. They are usually visible on the images we provide in the product description. For more details please refer to clause 2.3 of Terms and conditions.  If you prefer, we can have this monochrome print printed in black and white so as to eliminate any colouring due to fading by selecting Black&White option (rather than Original).