Book "Les graffiti de bateaux de Chambord"
- Discover the history of bargemen on the Loire during the construction of Château de Chambord.
- Testimonies thanks to graffiti left in the château's tufa stone
- 79 pages
- Only in French
Product description
The story behind the graffiti etched in Chambord stone
This book recounts the harsh reality of the boatmen during the construction of the Château de Chambord. 79 pages that take you back to the time when Francis I undertook the detour of this river to surround his castle. You'll also discover the major role played by navigation and its technical innovations in this unprecedented construction project.
Domain note
Testimonies in the Tuffeau stone of Chambord
These graffiti add a historical dimension to the site, evoking tales of voyages and life on the water. They enrich Chambord's cultural heritage by revealing a lesser-known aspect of its history, blending maritime tradition with personal creativity. These marks of authenticity invite visitors to immerse themselves in the world of the sailors, while preserving the memory of their experiences. A new opportunity to show that innovation and ambition have always been part of Chambord's history.
Product characteristics
Dimensions: 17 x 23.5 cm
79 pages
Authors: Françoise de Person, historian, author and editor, and Pierre Aucante, philosopher and author specializing in the rural world and ecology.
Éditions De La Salicaire
Only in French