What’s on Patronage news Share Print Resize Exhibitions Shows Events Patronage Life on the estate Adopt a linden tree in the allée de l’Accroissement This winter, more than 100 linden trees were replanted in an effort to comprehensively restore the Allée de l’Accroissement, one of the foundational pathways in the Park of Versailles. Read more Adopt a clock from the Trianon Become a patron by adopting one clock from the Petit Trianon or the Grand Trianon and contribute to finance the restorations of these remarkable masterpieces. Read more Great works Patronage The Boudoir of the Marie-Antoinette’s Hamlet The Boudoir was a reception venue with an elegant interior (white marble, parquet and mirrors) that was reserved for the Queen’s most privileged guests. It is currently undergoing full restoration both inside and outside. Restoration of the Queen’s Grove After two years of works, the Queen’s Grove is now open to the public. Several patrons, from France and overseas, companies, foundations and institutions, as well as a hundred of private individuals have supported this exceptional restoration. Life of the estate Restoration of the Royal Chapel More than forty years after its last major restoration, the Royal Chapel is requiring an urgent intervention on the roof timbers, the roof and decorative lead work, the statues and the window frames and stained glass. Follow the live of the restoration of this architectural masterpiece. Patronage Restauration The restoration of the Buffet d'eau Fountain Recently restored, the Buffet d'Eau fountain has been restored to its former magnificence, and visitors can once again enjoy its water features. Adopt a bench in Marly's Garden New benches in the gardens at Marly. Refurnishing the royal appartments Bringing the Palace of Versailles back to life and returning it to the image of a Palace full of life. Adopt a statue in the gardens of Versailles Help preserving the sculpted masterpieces ordered by Louis XIV. Interview with Gilles Dupuis, decorative painter In June 2021, restoration work started on the Dauphine’s Private Chamber, formerly the residence of Maria Josepha of Saxony, wife of Louis of France and mother of Louis XVI, to restore it to its former colours. To this end, painter and decorator Gilles Dupuis has embarked on this project as a skills-based patronage operation. The restoration of the King’s Corner Room After 18 months of work, the King’s Corner Room has finally been revealed. Stéphane Masi, Project Coordinator talks about this campaign that restored this luxurious room in the King’s Private Apartments to its former glory. Patronage Get your Patronage Token Celebrate the 400 years of the Palace of Versailles and become a patron. By donating 8 euros, contribute to the influence and heritage restorations of the Palace of Versailles. You will receive a token, in limited edition created by the Maison Arthus-Bertrand, for this occasion, illustrating the first Château of 1623. The restoration of the Queen's Boudoir The restoration of the Queen’s Boudoir, which began in January 2020, is now finished. At this occasion, four craftspeople share their experiences on the project. Adopt a bust Let's bring the ancient faces of the Marble Courtyard back to life. Support Versailles "With the support of the State, but also of all the people who love Versailles, we are fighting. We hope to get through this difficult period without letting go of what makes the Estate’s core greatness, so that it continues to shine throughout the world ", Catherine Pégard, President. Restoration A portrait restored through patronage The Portrait of Pierre Mignard is one of many depictions of artists presented in the exhibition dedicated to Hyacinthe Rigaud. Élodie Vaysse, curator of the exhibition, talks about a portrait which was recently restored thanks to the patronage of Mrs Krystyna Campbell-Pretty and her family. Partnership Patronage Professional exchange with Angola On the occasion of the "return" of the works Zéphyr, Flore et l’Amour and L’Abondance to the national collections, the Public Establishment of the Palace of Versailles has designed a scientific and cultural cooperation programme in partnership with the Angolan State. Back to Exhibitions Shows Events Patronage Life on the estate
