Le Orangerie I - Paper
Built in the mid 1500’s, this orangery was the first in the country and described as “the most beautiful of the orangeries constructed in France in the 16th century”. In the days of old the potted orange trees were rolled inside through open archways of light to spend their time out of the cold winter weather. Now, roses are grown in the interior corridor that runs the span of the chateau.
Chateau de Coligny, France
© Bob Schneider - Photographer
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Built in the mid 1500’s, this orangery was the first in the country and described as “the most beautiful of the orangeries constructed in France in the 16th century”. In the days of old the potted orange trees were rolled inside through open archways of light to spend their time out of the cold winter weather. Now, roses are grown in the interior corridor that runs the span of the chateau.
Chateau de Coligny, France
© Bob Schneider - Photographer
Medium Format
Built in the mid 1500’s, this orangery was the first in the country and described as “the most beautiful of the orangeries constructed in France in the 16th century”. In the days of old the potted orange trees were rolled inside through open archways of light to spend their time out of the cold winter weather. Now, roses are grown in the interior corridor that runs the span of the chateau.
Chateau de Coligny, France
© Bob Schneider - Photographer
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