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Would Louis XIV find it amusing to see Jeff Koons’ hanging "Lobster," otherwise known as inflatable beach toy, suspended in of one of his salons? Maybe. He was, after all, a revered sponsor of the arts. Appropriate? Jean-Jacques Aillagon, President of the Château de Versailles, which hosts the American artist’s selected works, seems to think so. “Koons’ “Pop Baroque” aesthetic is in line with the palace’s Baroque style,” Aillagon has said. His support for the project was so deep that Aillagon committed an unprecedented 2 million euros for the event.

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