1559King of FranceHenry II After his death, his widowKaterin de MediciDecided to move out of the deceased husband's houseLouvreAnd build a new palace.In 1564, Katerin de Medici went down to build the Tuileries Palace about 250 meters west of the Louvre.The name "Duileries" comes from a lime kiln (tuileries) there.
The Tuileries Palace (French: Palais des Tuileries) was once the palace of France, located in ParisSeine RiverThe right bank was burned down in 1871.
Chinese name
The Tuileries
Foreign name
Palais des Tuileries
geographical position
Meeting National Museums Grand Palais, Quai des Tuileries, 75001 Paris, France[1]
The designer of the Tuileries Palace is Philibert de l'Orme, who referred toItalyThe RenaissanceThe palace building of the era is designed as a long north-south palace, and all the main rooms on the west side face the Tuileries Garden in the west.The main building of the palace has two floors, and the first floor is for ceremonial activitiesCommon spaceOn the second floor, the king's and queen's bedrooms andThe living roomAnd other private spaces.There is an attic roof above the second floor.The central part of the facade is a round dome, and the two wings are French square domes.The layout of Tuileries Garden is modeled on the hometown of Empress Dowager Medici——Florence, ItalyThe garden is symmetrical and planted with Italian lemonCitrusAnd other plants.The palace was completed in the early 17th centuryLouvreto be connected.
In 1624, Louis XIII ordered to flip the lidLouvreThe east facade was rebuilt, but the Tuileries Palace was not rebuilt.In 1664,Louis XIVcommandLandscape DesignerLenault(Andr é Le Notre) redesigned the flower beds andOrange orchard。In 1682, the French court moved to the newly builtPalais de VersaillesThe Tuileries Palace was abandoned and left vacant for more than 100 years (only a few times did the French king use the royal theater in it), and its garden became a favorite resort for Parisians.
French RevolutionAfter the outbreak, the women of Paris went to Versailles to petition in groups on October 6, 1789, and thenLouis XVIHe and his family were taken to Paris and placed in the Tuileries Palace.On June 20, 1791, Louis XVI and the Queenmarie antoinette Escaped from the palace, but was intercepted at the border.On August 10, 1792, there was an anti monarchy riot in Paris. The mob attacked the court, and the king and queen had to flee to the Legislative Council to seek asylum.Established on September 21National AssociationThe throne of Louis XVI was abolished, and France was reformed into a republic.Shortly thereafter, due to the disclosure of a locksmith, the Republican government found a secret folder in the Tuileries Palace, and captured the king, queen andAustriaA large number of secret letters sent by the British and other enemy countries.Since then, the Tuileries Palace has been successivelyPublic Security Committeeoccupy.
1799
1799Mist Moon CoupAfter,NapoleonDeclare the Tuileries asFirst in powerThe official residence of.After Napoleon became emperor in 1804, the Tuileries Palace was renamed the Imperial Palace.Napoleon chose the Tuileries instead ofPalais de VersaillesAs its own palace, it is because the name of Versailles has beenbourbon dynasty The king's extravagance, extortion and autocracy are linked together, and he is afraid that moving into Versailles will irritate the people.In addition, the palace buildings in Versailles were too large. After the looting and destruction of the Great Revolution, it was impossible to restore their former magnificence in terms of financial and material resources.
However, during Napoleon's reign-LouvreThe building complex was expanded, and the north wing building facing the Rivoli tree lined road was built, and the huge square enclosed by it was builtRoman styleThe Arc de Triumph du Carrousel is the main entrance of the Tuileries Palace.1806NapoleontakeBerlinBrandenburg Gate The bronze Si carriage at the top was transported back to France and was planned to be placed on the Arc de Triomphe.
napoleon i During the period, the interior of the Tuileries Palace was also renovated on a large scale. Napoleon employed a large number of architects and artists to make things better. He added many new furniture, furnishings, oil paintings and murals to the palace, especially the big bedroom of Queen Josephina Deborarne.The Tuileries Palace in this period became a model of the "imperial" decorative style of Napoleon's period.
1814
1814NapoleonAfter the first abdication,[2]The Tuileries became restoredbourbon dynasty louis xviii The palace of.Louis XVIII did not recover from the same considerations as NapoleonPalais de VersaillesThe status of the royal palace.1830July Revolution During this period, the Tuileries were besieged by the citizens of Paris for the third time,Charles X Escape to Versailles.Later establishedJuly Monarchy The Tuileries Palace is still the royal palace.1848 European RevolutionDuring this period, the citizens of Paris besieged the Tuileries for the fourth time on February 28, killing a large number of people guarding the palaceSwiss Guard rank-and-file soldiers.
After 1848
The Tuileries Palace was robbed and destroyed in the revolution of 1848. The Second Republic established after the revolution willElysee PalaceIt was designated as the Presidential Palace, but in 1851Louis Bonaparte Launched a coup, changed the republic into a monarchy and claimednapoleon iii Later, the Tuileries Palace became a royal palace again.
The period of Napoleon III was the golden age of the Tuileries Palace. Napoleon III carried out large-scale maintenance, reconstruction and renovation of the palace buildings. The palace was magnificent, luxurious and spectacular, and often held various grand celebrations, ceremonies, banquets and garden parties.1855Queen VictoriaDuring his visit to France, he stayed in the Tuileries Palace.
During the period of Napoleon III, the Tuileries Palace, which lasted for half a century, was also completed-LouvreThe building group expansion project has built a huge "Napoleon Square" in front of the palace.stayBaron OsmanParisUrban reconstructionIn the project, the facade shape of the Tuileries Palace became the main new buildings along the main roads in ParisPublic buildings, restaurants and apartments, which are called "Second Empire"architectural styleIt even spread to England and America.
On May 23, 1871,French governmentWhen the army invaded Paris, the commune authorities saw that they were facing failure and ordered to burn down major buildings in Paris, includingLouvre, Luxembourg PalaceThe Paris Opera House、hotel de ville , Ministry of Interior, Ministry of Justice, Royal Palace(Palais Royal), andChamps ElyseesLuxury hotels and high-grade apartment buildings on both sides "would rather see them die than leave them to the enemy".Encouraged by this slogan, 12 commune members carried tarasphaltandturpentine, and set fire in the Tuileries Palace.The fire burned for two days, and on May 25, it was attacked by government troops and ParisFire BrigadeExtinguish, butpalaceThe building has been completely burned down, leaving only the shell.Connected to the Tuileries PalaceLouvreThe Flower Gallery and Marzan Gallery were also burned down by commune members, but the main building of the Louvre, the Kali Courtyard, with a large number of art treasures, miraculously survived.
For the next 11 years, the ruins of the Tuileries have been standing on the original site.Although the interior was completely burnedFacadeIt is still intact and can be rebuilt.In fact, completely burnedhotel de ville And the flanks of the Louvre have been rebuilt in the 1870s.However, after repeated weighing, the government of the Third Republic decided not to repair the Tuileries Palace, because this palace has become a French palacemonarchyAnd imperial symbols.
dismantle
In 1882, the French National Assembly decided to demolish the ruins of the Tuileries Palace, andGold franc(about 130000 US dollars in 2005)contractor。Baron OsmanAnd some other French architects and artists strongly opposed the government's decision, saying it was a crime against French art and history.Despite this, the ruins of the Tuileries Palace were demolished on September 30, 1883.Some marble ornaments were sold to collectors as souvenirs.
After the demolition of the Tuileries Palace, it was originally closed in the squareLouvreThe courtyard was exposed for the first timeUrban landscapeAnd became the starting point of the east-west historical axis of Paris.This axis starts from Suli Courtyard, passes through Tuileries GardenPlace de la Concorde、Champs ElyseesTo the Arc de Triomphe.Duileries Garden still keeps the original style designed by Leno.
In 2003, some French groups and individuals proposed the idea of rebuilding the Tuileries Palace.One of the reasons for reconstruction isLouvreThe square in front is too large, and the Tuileries Garden connected with it makes the perspective space facing the east of Champs Elysees Avenue disappear in the messy square. Before 1883, the spectacular facade of Tuileries Palace was the perfect end of this perspective space.Another reason is that the LouvreCentral axisAndChamps ElyseesThey are not in the same straight line, but form an included angle, resulting in visual asymmetry (in front of the Louvreglass pyramid To the left), destroying the overall aesthetic feeling.The third and most practical reason is that the huge space in the reconstructed Tuileries can be used asLouvre Museum New exhibition space.
Due to the existence of a large number of pictures about the structure, furnishings and layout of the interior rooms of the Tuileries Palace, the reconstruction work faces very little technical difficulties.At the same time, the original furniture, oil paintings and other furnishings in the palace are also well preserved.These items were made in 1870Franco-Prussian War It was transported out of the palace shortly after the start to avoid war damage, and is still stacked inLouvreIn the underground warehouse of.
The cost of rebuilding the Tuileries Palace is initially estimated to be 300 million euros, which can be raised by the public. The construction work can be designated by the French governmentPrivate foundationsUndertake.Since 2003, the French media have carried out a lot of reports on this idea.If the project is approved, it will be the largest public in Paris since the beginning of the 21st centuryConstruction projectone of.