Princess by the Palace Conservatory Fountain
A princess with ringlet curls stands beside an indoor fountain in the palace conservatory.
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The Princess by the Conservatory Fountain
The princess is dressed in a ruffled court gown and spends time beside a fountain inside the palace conservatory. Her ringlet curls suit the formal palace setting, while the indoor water feature adds movement to a space intended for sheltered enjoyment.
Conservatories and Indoor Fountains
A conservatory is a bright room designed to admit abundant daylight while protecting its interior from outdoor weather. Indoor fountains circulate water with a pump, and the moving water can create a gentle sound as it returns to the basin.
True-to-Life Colors for the Palace Scene
- Princess's hair: naturally black, brown, blond, red, gray, or white
- Court gown: historical gowns were made in colors such as ivory, rose, blue, green, gold, and deep red
- Fountain water: clear, often appearing pale blue or green because it reflects light and nearby surfaces
- Fountain basin: stone may be white, cream, tan, gray, or reddish brown
- Conservatory structure: metal frames are often black, white, green, or bronze colored