The Rmn-Grand Palais is honoring the Château de Fontainebleau with a collection of stationery inspired by its architecture. The château bears all the hallmarks of its passage through French history. From the great embellishments of the Renaissance under François 1er, to its transformation into an imperial palace under Napoléon 1er, who described it as "the house of centuries, the true home of kings", the Château de Fontainebleau expresses all the richness of France's heritage. Decorated with the emblems of François 1er, the tympanum of the Porte Dorée, the castle's first royal entrance, features the salamander, which is featured as a motif on this product from the Grand Paris workshops of excellence.
Salamander on the tympanum of the Porte Dorée at the Château de Fontainebleau. Emblem of François 1er inherited from his grandfather, the Count of Angoulême (1399-1467), uncle of the future King Louis XII.
15 x 22 cm spiral notebook, 164 pages, unlined
Cover printed on creative paper, with hot gilding and embossing by Ateliers-A, a Living Heritage Company (EPV), historically created in the heart of Paris, in 1929, in the Belleville district.
A member of the "Grands Ateliers de France", Ateliers-A, engraver & printer, brings together two artisanal printers with exceptional expertise.
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