Université Ouverte de Versaillles - 400ans de la naissance de Jean-Baptiste de la Quintinie : "Des salades, des petits pois et des poiriers : Les potagers royaux et le repas à la française au temps de La Quintinie"_Versailles
Thomas Garnier

Versailles, the sun of Yvelines

Open University of Versailles – 400th anniversary of the birth of Jean-Baptiste de la Quintinie: ‘Cultivating knowledge at the King’s Kitchen Garden: from Jean-Baptiste de La Quintinie to the National School of Landscape Architecture’

78000 Versailles

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First a royal and then an imperial kitchen garden, a leading training centre for gardeners, horticulturists and future landscape designers, the Potager du Roi has stood the test of time.

By retracing the key moments that shaped the evolution of the site and, more broadly, the teaching of horticulture and landscaping in France, from the end of Louis XIV's reign to the creation of the École Nationale Supérieure de Paysage (1976), this lecture highlights the enduring historical and cultural values around which the history of the Potager du Roi has been written – and continues to be written.

by Chiara Santini, Professor of Garden and Landscape History, École Nationale Supérieure de Paysage.

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Versailles, the sun of Yvelines

Université Ouverte de Versailles

6 impasse des Gendarmes - Entrée B

78000 Versailles

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