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L'Atelier. En 1759, Charles-François Leblanc de Manarval, maître de forges et Directeur de la Manufacture royale de draps de Châteauroux, acquiert les terres de Bouges. Il fait édifier le château bâti en pierre de taille, dont on attribue la construction à l'architecte du Roi Jacques-Ange Gabriel(1698-1782). En 1818, Talleyrand acquiert le château pour y installer sa chère nièce, la Duchesse de Dino. En 1917, le château est acquit par Henri Viguier, Président-directeur général du Bazar de l'Hôtel de Ville. Sans enfants, Henri Viguier lèguera le château à la Caisse nationale des monuments historiques en 1968. En acquérant Bouges, Henry Viguier peut se consacrer à son amour du cheval, et place cet animal au centre de tous ses loisirs de châtelain : chasses, promenades, pique-niques, voyages ou approvisionnement du château. Propriétaire d’une écurie de courses, il aime particulièrement les beaux attelages. In 1759, Charles-François Leblanc Manarval, ironmaster and Director of the Royal Manufactory sheets Chateauroux, acquires land Dens. He built the stone buildings, the construction of the King's architect Jacques-Ange Gabriel (1698-1782) is credited castle. In 1818, Talleyrand bought the castle to install his beloved niece, the Duchess of Dino. In 1917, the castle was acquired by Henry Viguier, CEO of Bazar de l'Hotel de Ville. Without children, Henry Viguier bequeathed the castle to the National Fund for Historical Monuments in 1968.
L’ « atelier » est la pièce à vivre des Viguier, à l’atmosphère rendue chaleureuse par un tapis rouge et des meubles en acajou. L’accumulation des meubles évoque la présence et les passe-temps des propriétaires : rouet pour filer la laine, bureau de travail, chaise d’aquarelliste, table à thé pliante. The “studio” was the Viguier’s living room, with the red carpet and mahogany furniture contributing to a warm atmosphere. The collection of furniture is reminiscent of the owners’ presence and pastimes: a wheel for spinning wool, desk, watercolourist’s chair, folding tea table, etc. |
| Date | Taken on 26 June 2013, 11:25 |
| Source | Bouges-le-Château (Indre). |
| Author | Daniel Jolivet |
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