Marie Antoinette (1755-1793) was queen of France at the outbreak of the Revolution. Her activities and reputation contributed to the decline of the prestige of the French monarchy. Marie Antoinette was the daughter of the Holy Roman emperor Francis I...

Visitors to Versailles now have access to attractions related to Marie-Antoinette that are newly restored or have not previously been open to the public. Versailles is selling separate tickets to the Marie-Antoinette estate for $11.30 in addition to the general...

A $13,000 handbag and other items were snatched from "Spider-Man" star Kirsten Dunst's penthouse suite at a posh Manhattan hotel earlier this month, according to court records.Thieves slipped into the actress' rooms at the SoHo Grand Hotel on Aug. 9, court records show. Dunst, who...

On Friday, April 13, fortysomething art-world eccentric Peter Tunney—famous for living at the nightclub Crobar for almost an entire year and challenging Damien Hirst to an “art-off”—was married to the beautiful former model Amy Magee, 24, at Capitale in Soho, in a Marie Antoinette–themed wedding...

Among the many masterpieces regularly on the walls at the Frick Collection, there’s an inconspicuous gem by the Swiss painter Jean-Étienne Liotard. Trompe l’Oeil (1771) doesn’t offer a transformative glimpse into the human psyche or herald a profound alternative to the way we look at...

This essay is about how Marie Antoinette's life was affected by the French Revolution. The essay revolves around her early life, her life as Queen of France, and how she was treated during her final days.

Discusses the French Revolution. Analyzes the actions of French King Louis XVI and his queen Marie Antoinette in the days preceding the French Revolution. Details how those actions led to their deaths.

This is a short research paper about Marie Antoinette.