Window on Le Cher, Château de Chenonceau

Description

Loire Valley, France

7×9 inch salt print
Matted for an 11×14 frame.

Often called the “Garden of France,” the Loire Valley spans a distance of roughly 250 kilometers along the central part of the Loire River and encompasses an area of some 800 square kilometers. It is an agricultural area known for vineyards and fruit orchards. But perhaps most of all it is known for its abundance of historic chateaux, which number over 300.

This scene depicts a little vaulted window in the first-floor Gallery with checkerboard marble floors through which you can see the trees and river Cher.

NOTE: Because all prints are made in small editions, sales are limited to one per order to prevent ordering items that don’t exist. If you are interested in purchasing more than one of a print, please contact Leland before placing your order
This item comes unframed, despite the product image. It is matted for a standard 11×14 frame.