Village of Bruniquel (4): Fireplaces by Jean_C
Close
Hover over top left image to zoom.
Click anywhere to exit.
Members remain the original copyright holder in all their materials here at Renderosity. Use of any of their material inconsistent with the terms and conditions set forth is prohibited and is considered an infringement of the copyrights of the respective holders unless specially stated otherwise.
No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ200
Comments (19)
Some very early fireplaces, love the age of them Incredible captures and great info attached to them JC. 5++
Joli parallèle entre une cheminée d'apparat située dans un grand salon, et une cheminée d'office, au sous-sol, destinée à la cuisine.........ton montage est super bien fait et intéressant, Jean-Claude !
Beau montage de ces deux photos,ces cheminées nous rappellent que quelques siècles plus tôt il y avait déjà des niveaux sociaux. Ce qui me donne envie de me poser une question : Devant quelle cheminée passerais-je mes journées ? Il ne faut pas rêver, je serais à droite (sur la photo de droite). Merci JC pour ce partage de notre héritage
Beau montage documentaire
Never saw them before. Great catch!
Awesome to see they kept the real stuff to the castle. Beautiful and great picture
Wow! Those are some ancient looking fireplaces! Excellent photos!
outstanding historical fireplaces
Great captures!
None of us would make it if we had to live back then - we are too soft lol Very interesting captures my friend!!!
Great capture.
c'est une magnifique découverte, Jean-Claude et j'adore l'âtre de droite
Interesting captures of these old fireplaces, though I don't understand why you call the one on the left as a "ceremonial" fireplace. Where I come from, as in Europe, old mansions had fireplaces such as this one, though certainly not as old (and maybe that's why it's called "cereminal"?), in all living quarters. Do you know exactly how the one on the left was used?
This fireplace is located in a large living room of the castle (ceremonial room, in french: salle d'apparat)) where were the receptions with prestigious guests, noble...
Un montage très intéressant qui illustre la différence d'aspect de ces deux cheminées qui n'ont pas la même fonction. Néanmoins, des informations supplémentaires sur leur taille respective ne seraient pas inutiles car la cheminée de gauche, de part sa forme, semble petite en comparaison de celle de la cuisine ; il n'y a aucun détail ici qui peut nous renseigner sur la taille réelle de la cheminée du salon ; si cette dernière était le seul foyer d'une pièce de grande taille, qui plus est haute de plafond, elle pouvait malgré tout être assez grande !...
Interesting old time, great photo!
Very interesting shot !!
Awesome
It is hard to believe that food was cooked in the kitchen on such a hearth. Well, on the other hand, the other fireplace is actually quite ordinary. Even today it is not uncommon to have such a fireplace in the living room. Fantastic collage, Jean-Claude.