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Il suffit de se contenter de regarder la partie Marie Antoinette !

Autant lire la page wikipédia.

certes !

le site cité plus haut n'a aucun intérêt pour des spécialistes que nous sommes (humour) et en ce qui concerne la bibliographie et la partie cinéma, l'auteur n'a fait aucunes recherches sérieuses et commence pour les livres au XX° siècle et pour le cinéma en 1936 ...........

site à oublier dès lecture et ne pas mettre en références.

MARIE ANTOINETTE

Voici un beau site sur Marie Antoinette et sur les personnages du XVIII
Et vous serez enchantez par la musique
Parmi les liens préfèrés il y a notre forum
http://donarussia.ek.la/salle-de-bains-de-marie-antoinette-a47888062#!/marie-antoinette-derniere-reine-de-france-c18330229

Fleurdelys

merci pour ce beau site, que je viens de survoler car il y a beaucoup d'articles à lire - mais je regrette ne pas y trouver de contact personnel et en un mot ce site est un "SITE SECRET" !!!

si vous êtes plus malin que Moi, merci de me donner la formule pour contacter la personne responsable.

MARIE ANTOINETTE

MARIE ANTOINETTE a écrit:

merci de me donner la formule pour contacter la personne responsable.

Sous le titre « La Dauphine, Marie-Antoinette », vous retrouvez la mention Par Dona Rodrigue (on le distingue à peine, puisque c’est écrit en gris sur fond gris ).
Cliquez donc sur ce Dona Rodrigue.
Pour contacter cette personne, il vous ai demandé de vous inscrire (à je ne sais quoi ?).

fleurdelys a écrit:

Voici un beau site sur Marie Antoinette et sur les personnages du XVIII
Et vous serez enchantez par la musique
Parmi les liens préfèrés il y a notre forum
http://donarussia.ek.la/salle-de-bains-de-marie-antoinette-a47888062#!/marie-antoinette-derniere-reine-de-france-c18330229

Fleurdelys

Merci pour le lien, fleurdelys. Un bien joli blog, en effet. Cependant, les articles que j'ai parcourus ne donnent pas les citations historiques exactes, une grave lacune. Quant à celui sur la reine elle-même, no comment... Il est rempli des clichés que nous passons notre vie à combattre.

Voici un site que vous pouvez colorier Marie Antoinette et Louis XVI
http://www.jedessine.com/c_33304/coloriage/coloriage-histoire-et-pays/coloriage-france/coloriage-roi-de-france/coloriage-de-la-reine-marie-antoinette#contenu
Fleurdelys

GÉNIAL !!! Un grand merci !

Le site d'un créateur passionné... Magnifique!   
http://ornamentedbeing.tumblr.com/page/2

Un site historique que je trouvé assez bien fait. Je poste la page sur Marie Antoinette, assez équilibrée, à mon avis:

Marie Antoinette Facts

Known for supposedly saying "Let them eat cake," as well as for her support of the monarchy against reforms and against the French Revolution, and for her execution at the guillotine.

Dates: November 2, 1755 - October 16, 1793

Also Known As: Maria-Antoine, Josephe-Jeanne-Marie-Antoinette, Marie-Antoinette

Marie Antoinette Biography

Marie Antoinette was born in Austria, a daughter of Francis I, Holy Roman Emperor, and Austrian Empress Maria Theresa. She was born on the same day as the famous earthquake of Lisbon.

As with most royal daughters, Marie Antoinette was promised in marriage in order build a diplomatic alliance between her birth family and the family of her husband. Marie Antoinette married the French dauphin, Louis, grandson of Louis XV of France, in 1770. He ascended the throne in 1774 as Louis XVI.

Marie Antoinette was welcomed in France at first. Her frivolity contrasted with the withdrawn personality of her husband. After her mother died in 1780, she became more extravagant and this led to growing resentment. The French were suspicious of her ties to Austria and her influence on the King in attempting to foster policies friendly to Austria.

Marie Antoinette, formerly welcomed, now was vilified for her spending habits and opposition to reforms. The 1785-86 Affair of the Diamond Necklace, a scandal in which she was accused of having an affair with a cardinal in order to obtain a costly diamond necklace, further discredited her and reflected on the monarchy.

After an initial slow start at the expected role of childbearer -- her husband apparently had to be coached in his role in this -- Marie Antoinette gave birth to her first child, a daughter, in 1778, and sons in 1781 and 1785. By most accounts she was a devoted mother.


en cadeau un gros plan sur notre archiduchesse sur scène:


Marie Antoinette - 1765, attributed to Johann Georg Weickert
Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons

Marie Antoinette and the French Revolution

After the Bastille was stormed on July 14, 1789, the queen urged the king to resist the Assembly's reforms, making her even more unpopular, and leading to the attribution to her of the remark, "Qu'ils mangent de la brioche!" -- "Let them eat cake!" In October, 1789, the royal couple were forced to move to Paris.

Reportedly planned by Marie Antoinette, the escape of the royal couple from Paris was stopped at Varennes on October 21, 1791. Imprisoned with the king, Marie Antoinette continued to plot. She hoped for foreign intervention to end the revolution and free the royal family. She urged her brother, the Holy Roman Emperor Leopold II, to intervene, and supported a declaration of war against Austria in April, 1792, which she hoped would result in the defeat of France.

Her unpopularity helped lead to the overthrow of the monarchy when Parisiennes stormed the Tuileries palace on Aug. 10, 1792, followed by the establishment of the First French Republic in September. The family was imprisoned in the Temple on August 13, 1792, and moved to the Conciergie on Autust 1, 1793. There were several attempts to escape, but all failed.

Louis XVI was executed in January 1793, and Marie Antoinette was executed by the guillotine on October 16 of that year. She was charged with aiding the enemy and inciting civil war.

Marie Antoinette Biographies

Madame Campan, The Private Life of Marie Antoinette
Sofia Coppola, Marie Antoinette (2006)
Caroline Weber, Queen of Fashion: What Marie Antoinette Wore to the Revolution (2006)
Marie-France Boyer, The Private Realm of Marie Antoinette (2006)
Antonia Fraser, Marie Antoinette: The Journey by Antonia Fraser (2001)
Chantal Thomas, The Wicked Queen: The Origins of the Myth of Marie-Antoinette (2001)
Evelyne Lever, Marie Antoinette: The Last Queen of France (2000)
Dorothy Moulton Mayer, Marie Antoinette: The Tragic Queen (1969)
Stanley Loomis, The Fatal Friendship: Marie Antoinette, Count Fersen and the Flight to Varennes (1962, 1972)
André Castelot, Queen of France: A Biography of Marie Antoinette (1957)
Stefan Zweig, Marie Antoinette: The Portrait of an Average Woman (trans. 1933; 2002)
Hilaire Belloc, Marie Antoinette (1909; 2d ed. 1924)
http://womenshistory.about.com/od/rulerspre20th/p/marieantoinette.htm

Je viens de tomber sur un site qui m'a séduite. Matin Lumineux. Déjà, le titre donne envie...   Ensuite, en exergue une citation d'Horace, carpe diem... J'ai plongé avec délice!     
http://matinlumineux.blogspot.be/

J'y ai trouvé des paysages fabuleux. Je vous en poste un....




des maisons steampunk...



Allez donc y faire un tour, c'est plein de rêves...

Bonjour,

J'ai trouvé un forum où l'on discute Histoire, personnages historiques, costumes, us et coutumes. Je vous ai copié la référence vers la page consacrée à la Reine Marie-Antoinette.
http://lebaldeversailles.forum-actif.eu/t684-marie-antoinette-vienne-1755-1793-paris

madame antoine