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    The Castle of Chambord in France was built in the 16th century as a home for King Francis I to satisfy his passion for hunting on its large lands. Designed by Jules Hardouin-Mansart, Domenico da Cortona, Michel Ranjard, and Pierre Nepveu, the Renaissance castle features stone construction with post-and-lintel and vaulted structural systems.

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    The Castle of Chambord in France was built in the 16th century as a home for King Francis I to satisfy his passion for hunting on its large lands. Designed by Jules Hardouin-Mansart, Domenico da Cortona, Michel Ranjard, and Pierre Nepveu, the Renaissance castle features stone construction with post-and-lintel and vaulted structural systems.

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    Castle of Chambord

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    Jacinto Benavente
    The Castle of Chambord in France was built in the 16th century as a home for King Francis I to satisfy his passion for hunting on its large lands. Designed by Jules Hardouin-Mansart, Domenico da Cortona, Michel Ranjard, and Pierre Nepveu, the Renaissance castle features stone construction with post-and-lintel and vaulted structural systems.

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    Castle of Chambord

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    Víctor Valero
    Artwork Classification:
    Name of the artwork: Castle of Chambord
    Name of the artist: Jules Hardouin-Mansart, Domenico da Cortona, Michel Ranjard,
    Pierre Nepveu

    Where is it? Chambord, France


    When was it made? 16th Century
    Artistic style: Renaissance
    Artwork Analysis:
    Materials: stone
    Structural system: post and lintel, and vaulted system
    Why did they do it? It was made to be the home of Francis | and to satisfy his
    passion for hunting as it has a lot of land behind.
    We can see a plan
    Double helix ladder:

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