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The 15 pages that link to Charles Le Brun, each with the reason it gives.

• Palace of VersaillesRelated: He coordinated much of the palace’s interior decoration and royal imagery.

• French AcademyRelated: His leadership tied artistic standards to royal taste and centralized authority.

• Paris SalonRelated: His institutional leadership helped shape the academy culture behind the Salon.

• Académie royale de peinture et de sculptureRelated: His leadership shaped the Academy's doctrine and institutional power in the later seventeenth century.

• André Le NôtreRelated: His collaboration with Le Nôtre joined garden planning to the palace’s visual program.

• Nicolas PoussinRelated: Le Brun helped institutionalize an academic tradition that treated Poussin as an authoritative model.

• French Baroque architectureRelated: His coordinated interior programs linked painting, sculpture, and architecture to royal imagery.

• Nicolas FouquetRelated: Le Brun helped create the artistic splendor of Fouquet’s Vaux-le-Vicomte.

• Jules Hardouin-MansartRelated: His interior programs were coordinated with Hardouin-Mansart’s architectural spaces.

• French BaroqueRelated: He coordinated painting and decoration at Versailles around royal themes.

• Grand mannerRelated: Le Brun's court art helped establish the monumental, authoritative model associated with grand style.

• Hall of MirrorsRelated: His ceiling paintings present the political story that gives the gallery its ceremonial imagery.

• Louis Le VauRelated: His interiors complemented Le Vau’s buildings in their shared major commissions.

• André-Charles BoulleRelated: Le Brun shaped the court’s decorative program and the artistic world surrounding Boulle.

• Madame de MontespanRelated: His visual program at Versailles formed the setting for Montespan's public court image.