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À Versailles, en 1991, Jean-Baptiste Leroux capture un paysage saisissant qu’il intitule "Vue du Grand Canal sous l’orage". Coline Zellal, commissaire de l’exposition Jardins au Grand Palais, nous dévoile les secrets de cette photographie présentée dans l'expo et nous en dit plus sur le travail de l’artiste.
Derrière la photographie de Jean-Baptiste Leroux se cache d’abord l’histoire d’un heureux hasard.
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