Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley spent the first week of August, 1814, in Paris. One of the places she visited while she was there was the Tuileries Garden:
"The heat of the weather was excessive, so that we were unable to walk except in the afternoon. On the first evening we walked to the gardens of the Thuilleries; they are formal, in the French fashion, the trees cut into shapes, and without grass."

Édouard Manet, La Musique aux Tuileries, 1862
A Walk Through The Tuileries Garden, Paris, France