Château de Chenonceau, No 1, after Ducerceau 1856

"Château de Chenonceau, No. 1, after Ducerceau" is an 1856 etching by Charles Meryon, a prominent figure in the "Lost Paris" movement. The piece depicts the renowned Château de Chenonceau, a French Renaissance castle, with a focus on its architectural details and its striking position over the Cher River. The artist uses delicate lines to portray the castle's intricate facade, showcasing its symmetry and grand design. This work exemplifies Meryon's masterful use of etching and his passion for capturing the architectural heritage of Paris, showcasing his skill and aesthetic sensibility.