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This coloured engraving shows us the fashion in France at the time of the reign of Louis XII. The costume of this king's time differs little from that of the late 15th century. For men, the shirt had wide sleeves, gathered and embroidered around the neck, where it exceeded the pourpoint by two or three fingerbreadths. The shoes were made up of several pieces, namely: a pair of very long stockings and a small pair of short briefs like those worn by bathers. The upper garment took several forms. When it was above the knee, it was called a "dress". The old coat was no longer worn under Louis XII. The hat, consisting of a very low cylindrical shape with a rolled-up brim of the entire height of the shape. It was made of long-haired or curly felt. Shoes continued to be square at the toe, then became round. They were made of black leather. The accounts of the house of Louis XII attest that in 1501, Jean Fluteau, the king's shoemaker, received the sum of 16 livres 2 sous 6 deniers tournois for 43 pairs of double-soled cowhide shoes that he had delivered to the pages of the stable. As for the ladies, their costume remained more or less as it had been under Charles VIII. The greatest novelty that was introduced was in the cut of the sleeves, which remained wide and floating for the upper dress, while those added to the corset were made of several pieces attached to each other by ribbons. ... See moreSee less

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For visitors who are curious to take the path For visitors who are curious to take the walkway trodden by the soldiers of the Lords of Bigny, do not hesitate! you will have a magnificent view of the recently restored Renaissance dwelling 👌#chateau #renovation #cheminderonde #restaurationdupatrimoine #jaimemonpatrimoine #architecture #medieval #renaissance #departementducher #jmlevaldeloire @culture_gouv @lademeurehistorique @patrivia.officiel @tresorsdupatrimoine @routejacquescoeur @berryprovince @regioncentre_valdeloire
On foot or by bike, with family or friends, the On foot or by bike, with family or friends, the @chateauainaylevieil offers a full programme:🏰 guided tours of the castle 🏰🌸 free tours of the gardens 🌸📣 free tours of the Museum of Art and Popular Traditions 📣🎨 Exhibition of the "colorius Giganteus" by the landscape designer and sculptor, @claudepasquer.🎨 Exhibition of giant Totems by @julienmarinetti in the gardens. 🍔 the Foodtruck by @eat'ngo🕵️ the escape game created by #castlecode#weekendvibes #enviedeberry #exhibition #artist #landscape artist #sculpture #coloring #artcontemporary #vivrelaculture #jardinremarquable #gardens #jardinsdeau #renaissance #departmentducher #routejacquescoeur #berryprovince #berrytourisme #myloirevalley #patriviaofficial #chateauainaylevieil #enviedecentrevaldeloire #nouvellesrenaissances #jmlevaldeloire #explorecentre #CentreValdeLoire #cvdl_photo @regioncentre_valdeloire
📚 Thanks to our friend Régis Descott for being a part of this project. 📚 Thanks to our friend Régis Descott for stopping by @chateauainaylevieil to sign his excellent books 😀🎨 Behind him, a nod to another friend, the artist @helene.c.burgi, who created 12 lovely watercolours depicting Ainay through the seasons. 👏#ecrivain #aquarelle #artiste #vivrelaculture #departementducher #routejacquescoeur #berryprovince #berrytourisme #myloirevalley #patriviaofficiel #chateauainaylevieil #nouvellesrenaissances #jmlevaldeloire #explorecentre #cvdl_photo @regioncentre
Come and enjoy a unique and privileged moment Come and enjoy a unique and privileged moment with friends to meet the people who animate and live the heritage in a different way. Thanks to the V.U.E.S. (Unique and supportive visits), you will discover the @chateauainaylevieil through the eyes of artists, craftsmen, or inhabitants living nearby. They will explain their background, their work and why they are present on the site.a unique visit organised by the Route Jacques Coeur, on Thursday 8 July at 7 p.m. Reservations are required on the site or by telephone.➡️ www.route-jacques-coeur.com☎️ 02.48.65.31.55@routejacquescoeur @michelauvent @marguerite_bijoux @acd.ceramique @nogusco @infoptimumbourges #jaimemonpatrimoine #vivelaculture #departementducher #berryprovince #berrytourisme #myloirevalley #patriviaofficiel #nouvellesrenaissances #jmlevaldeloire #explorecentre #CentreValdeLoire #cvdl_photo @regioncentre_valdeloire
Still life or beautiful objects that you can Still life or the beautiful objects you can hunt for at the 14th edition of the "Salon des Curiosités" @chateauainaylevieil on Saturday 3 and Sunday 4 July.Entrance for the brocante only: 2€The bar of the Salon will be open all weekend🕰 From 10am to 7pm 🕰Always topical:🏰 Guided tours of the castle 🏰🌸 Free tours of the gardens 🌸📣 Free tours of the Museum of Art and Popular Traditions 📣🎨 Exhibition of the "colorius Giganteus" of the landscape artist and sculptor, @claudepasquer.🎨 Exhibition of giant Totems by @julienmarinetti in the gardens. 🍔 the Foodtruck by @eatngoburgers 🕵️ the escape game created by www.castlecode.en#salondescuriosites #antiquites #brocante #antiquefair #chiner #weekendvibes #enviedeberry #artist #painter #designer #landscaper #sculpture #colorization #vivrelaculture #jardinremarquable #jardinsdeau #renaissance #departmentducher #routejacquescoeur #berryprovince #berrytourisme #myloirevalley #patriviaofficiel #enviedecentrevaldeloire #nouvellesrenaissances #jmlevaldeloire #explorecentre #CentreValdeLoire #cvdl_photo @regioncentre_valdeloire
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