charles de gaulle was the last person to live in versaille.
who was the last person to live in versaille?
charles de gaulle
the french revolution caused the dispersal of the royal furniture; most of the owners went to the guillotine, or fled into exile. their furniture confiscated and was sold by the successive governments in enormous lots, with the proceeds helping the finance the long wars of the period. the furnishings of the palace of versaille was auctioned off between sunday, august 25, 1793 until 11 august 1794, and were widely scattered. many of the buyers were british, and some of the finest items went to the british royal family and to the wallace collection. in the 19th century, many of the pieces of furniture migrated again, sold by british aristocrats to wealthy americans. extensive collections are found today in the museum of decorative arts and louvre in paris; the wallace collection and victoria and albert museum in london; the metropolitan museum in new york; and the getty museum in los angeles.
louis xvi furniture
bullet::::- "it's so easy, a millennium tribute to guns n' roses", various artists, versaille, 2006





























bullet::::- "three lock box, a millennium tribute to sammy hagar", various artists, versaille, 2006





























bullet::::- "panama, a millennium tribute to van halen", various artists, versaille, 2006





























bullet::::- "too fast for love, a millennium tribute to mötley crüe", various artists, versaille, 2007





























bullet::::- "lick it up, a millennium tribute to kiss", various artists, versaille, 2008





























bullet::::- "double talkin' jive, a hard rock tribute to guns n' roses", various artists, versaille, 2008





























bullet::::- "misty mountain hop, a millennium tribute to led zeppelin", various artists, versaille, 2008
harry slash & the slashtones