From Marie-Antoinette’s Garden

Arriving in 1755 to the French court at the age of fourteen, Marie-Antoinette took her place as the Dauphine, the wife of the heir to the throne, Louis XVI. The Austrian Archduchess never found her place among the grandeur or social constraints of Versailles however, and with time, especially after her husband became king, she would spend most of her days at the Petit Trianon, a comparably modest dwelling located at...