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The caption links the scene to Condé's victory at Seneffe and says it "marked the end of Condé's exile." But the cited reception scene is explicitly set in November 1674, long after his exile was over.

Evidence:

• A Histoire par l'image study of this exact subject identifies the scene as "Louis XIV recevant Louis II de Bourbon ... à Versailles après la bataille de Senef, novembre 1674" (Louis XIV receiving the Grand Condé at Versailles after the Battle of Seneffe, November 1674).
• A separate Histoire par l'image study on Condé and the Fronde states that the Peace of the Pyrenees in 1659 allowed his return to France and partial rehabilitation: "Le traité des Pyrénées en 1659 permet son retour en France ..."

So the end of Condé's exile belongs to 1659–1660, not to the 1674 reception after Seneffe. The caption appears to conflate Condé's later ceremonial reception at court with his much earlier return from exile.

This is a simple chronological error. Louis XIV was born in 1638 and succeeded his father Louis XIII in 1643. The Château de Versailles' biography of Louis XIV states that he "[took] the throne at the age of four" following his father's death. So saying he became king "at the age of five" is incorrect.