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Versailles: a Court with a Smell of Orin
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The Palace of Versailles smelled like orin, however much during the 17th and 18th centuries it was a center of ostentation and power, and that the three kings who inhabited it, Louis XIV, Louis XV and Louis XVI, made it a luxury home where the history of the French monarchy developed. Something smelled bad in Versailles: this is what Georges Vigarello details in his book The Clean and Dirty. Body hygiene since the Middle Ages, and this is also s…
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