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- Discover Chambord's culinary traditions through the ages

- 125 pages

- Historical guide

- In French only

- Published on the occasion of the exhibition: Kim En Joong – Colors of the Invisible

- 43 pages

- A must-have for enthusiasts of contemporary art, heritage, and spirituality

- Available in French only

The book "Chambord, five centuries of mystery" by Jean-Michel Turpin invites you to take an intimate tour of the estate. This photographic book is the ideal way to travel through the estate from the comfort of your own home.

New! As early as 1939, forty years before its classification as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Château de Chambord played an essential role in the protection of French collections.

The tale "Jehan and the Great Oak" is a moving tale, inspired by real facts from the history of Chambord and the Royal Navy in the 18th century. History in french.

This book introduces you to Chambord and invites you to discover a monument that occupies a special place among the castles of the Renaissance.

The Château de Chambord is a masterpiece of the Renaissance, the emblem of the Loire Valley. Its architecture and ornamentation mark the liberation of French art from the Italian model and the affirmation of royal power. The profusion and symmetry of the towers and windows, dormer windows, bell towers and chimneys give it a unique, even fairy-tale silhouette, the harmony of which is due to the perfect marriage between the monumentality of the masses and the nobility of the details.

The Château de Chambord is a masterpiece of the Renaissance, the emblem of the Loire Valley. Its architecture and ornamentation mark the liberation of French art from the Italian model and the affirmation of royal power. The profusion and symmetry of the towers and windows, dormer windows, bell towers and chimneys give it a unique, even fairy-tale silhouette, whose harmony comes from the perfect marriage between the monumentality of the masses and the nobility of the details.

This knowledge of the arts for young people is an activity book for 9-13 year olds. It tells the story of Chambord, the castle of François I and invites the young reader to understand the architecture, the monarchy and the life of the court during the Renaissance.

Available in French only