September 30, 2012 — Sage Scott
One Thing, Three Ways: Exterior of Chateau Royal de Blois
The Chateau Royal de Blois has four distinct wings around a single courtyard, each one corresponding to a distinct period and style: Gothic, Flamboyant, Renaissance, and Classicism. The 19th and 20th Century restorations complete the architectural history of the castle.
What do you think? Do you have a favorite shot below?
Chateau Royal de Blois Photo #1. A peek at the courtyard from the entrance to the castle.
Chateau Royal de Blois Photo #2. A view of the Francois I, or Renaissance, wing including the gorgeous staircase.
Chateau Royal de Blois Photo #3. A glimpse of the Louis XII wing which is Flamboyant in style. The Fine Arts Museum is in this wing in the area that used to be the royal apartments.
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I like the framing in the first shot.
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for stopping by and sharing your comment, Bill! I appreciate your encouragement!
I like the first and third , because of the column’s tracery
Thanks so much for stopping by and sharing your comment, Kalabalu!
thanks to you..good post
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Middle one for me. You can see more of the building
Thanks for stopping by and sharing your “vote”, Alastair!
Second one is definitely my favorite!
Thanks for stopping by and “voting” J.G.!
What a beautiful Château, gorgeous and sumptuous ! I love these photos, the second one is so beautiful and I like the point of view of the first one, it’s a great composition !
Thanks so much for your comment and encouragement, Inspired! I really appreciate it!
All your Paris adventures are just amazing, I don’t even know what to say they are breath taking 😀