Trianon : du pavillon de porcelaine au hameau de la Reine
episodePreviously titled “Trianons : du pavillon de porcelaine au hameau de la Reine” — renamed by the publisher on Sep 24, 2026
Les grands dossiers de l'Histoire par Franck Ferrand
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What mysterious 1910 visit did Miss Moberly and Miss Jordan experience at the Petit Trianon?
14h-14h30, Franck Ferrand raconte sur Radio Classique.
In 1910 at Londres para an ouvrage, the récit of a visit for leins fantastic, effectuated at Trianon nine months plus thousand, by Demoiselle or too convenable. The ouvrage sintle An Adventure, and this aventure presents the récits croisés of the experience that Miss Moberly and Miss Jordan. Enseignante Anglais affirmed the same 10 août 1901. D'emblée, it's two visiteuses, after a journey of promenade, part chaos, and very orage, the two visitors were in the jardins of Trianon, entrevists, crossed a personage who, in reality, had disparated by almost 120 ans. I resume a little bit this time. Quelques years after a visit to Versailles, Miss Moberly and Miss Jordan are de return to Paris. They are in the apartment at Boulevard Saint-Germain.
They evoque their promenade at Trianon. And they come d'accord. Alors they decide chicken of her city to not in detail the souvenirs of this aftermitting, and they change their notes. Or it proves that the souvenirs concord for the essential. In substance, they have marched a long moment in the days of the petit Trianon, that they sent perdu when they aperce two homes who ported a long manteau and a tricot. Alors because they ten desch, they did that it's a jardiniers, they had vêtus in the cadre d'une fête, parce qu'on est à la belle epoque and aux alentours du domaine de Trianon se tiennent at the book de nombreuses fêtes. The messieurs have indicated the chemist, and arriving a bit long, the two, Miss Jordan, Jourdain, if you will, in France, one and a pet of 12 or 13 years in their robes too demodes.
The two Anglais have finished by débouching on a pavillon chinois, which they have put for the temple de l'amour dont on parlait in their guide. A number of hot tail is arrived with a shoes booked, a great chapeau, he ported a cap, he spoke in a jargon that they had the moon to compete, and they were perfectly francophone, and he said that they were rattrapped a chemist on the drought. And at this moment, they were passed by the blood at the room of petrianon, and the two, Miss Moberly, aperted a fan who was occupied to dessert with a fichu vert, a chapeau blanket, etc. They have been as moustilly by this aventure, the two Anglais, and they have not targeted to convincing that the reality is that they had not seen a pet in the espace of Trianon that aftermitting, but a voyage in the top.
des documents. They've made their recherches in different lieues, in their archives, their bibliotheks. And finally, with pas mal de maladress, I do there, else concluded that they had effectively this voyage in the temps. But at the epoch they had been too capable of interpreting the experience they had. It is as long as a certain number of specialists of domain of Versailles and who connected by the plans of Richard Mick for the domain of Marie Antoinette have been in the two Anglais of 1910 the trace of pavillon. the décors, the costumes also, who have littéralement disparu depuis plus d'un siècle.
Franck Ferrand sur Radio Classique.
Alors that entry in matter a bit fantastic ne does not perhaps the verity dungeon which you can say to you promised if you're if you're not dead familiar. You say that after the domain inouïe conceived by Richard Mick for Marie Antoinette, with some belved and his grottes, some hameau, some temple of the moon, it had the petrianon emitted Madame Duba. The pavillon subtils. Pluto Madame de Pompadour had fed batteries botaniques of Louis XV.
How was the original Pavillon de Porcelaine designed and why was it called “Porcelaine”?
And so it had to be the grandiose Trianon de Marbre. And the Trianon de Marbre, it never poures de fé, and appelled the Trianon de Porcelaine. And voilà comment. Utilising the machine to remonter the time, a machine plus facile that cell of Miss Moberly and Miss Jordan, because it will be.
We are in the 1670, 1671. So the conduit official of Louis. I do official because in reality it's Francois Dorbay, who is his parent proche and who has been his principal collaborator. Probably conçu par Le Vaux a serons with a façade entire recouverte of faïence.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What mysterious 1910 visit did Miss Moberly and Miss Jordan experience at the Petit Trianon?
0:08–4:49
2
How was the original Pavillon de Porcelaine designed and why was it called “Porcelaine”?
4:49–8:52
3
Why did Louis XIV order the demolition of the Pavillon de Porcelaine in 1687?
8:52–14:32
4
What role did Madame de Montespan and Madame de Maintenon play in the evolution of the Trianon de Marbre?
14:32–18:13
5
How did the Grand Trianon become a venue for royal fêtes and artistic spectacles?
18:13–22:40
6
What transformations did Napoleon and his family make to the Petit Trianon?
22:40–24:18
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