We went to a museum called the Orangerie. It has eight gigantic Monet paintings made specially for the building. It is called the Orangerie because it used to be a greenhouse for growing oranges.
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- Zoë
- Zurich, Switzerland
Were oranges grown specifically for sale in the markets or were they for the French aristocrats?
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