Saint-Martin-sur-Armançon (Yonne)

Photos de Saint-Martin-sur-Armançon

Commune of Tanlay, Yonne, Bourgogne, France. Canal of Burgundy on the left, on the right the channel coming from the castle of Tanlay, here at the wash-house in Commissey. The Armançon river is on the left behind the road that closely follows the canal - we can see a lorry passing by on that road, grey trailer and white tractor. View from the bridge over the Armançon river, the canal and the channel. par Pline (CC BY-SA 3.0)

Fontaine Saint-Gauthier, Abbaye ND de Quincy, Tanlay, Yonne, France par Pline (CC BY-SA 3.0)

Elk head trophy in the Château de Tanlay, Yonne department, Burgundy, France. par Myrabella (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Trophy of a deer hunted on St Hubert's day 1829 - Château de Tanlay, Yonne department, Burgundy, France. par Myrabella (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Detail of a trophy of a deer hunted on St Hubert's day 1829 - Château de Tanlay, Yonne department, Burgundy, France. par Myrabella (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Relief of coat of arms of family Thévenin, marquis de Tanlay. Château de Tanlay, Yonne department, Burgundy, France. par Myrabella (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Château de Tanlay, Yonne department, Burgundy, France : frescoes at the second floor of the Tour de la Ligue, depicting political figures of the time of French Wars of Religion as Olympian gods and goddesses. par Myrabella (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Château de Tanlay, Yonne department, Burgundy, France: gallery with grisaille frescoes painted in trompe-l’œil. par Myrabella (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Portion of Cassini map (18th cent.) showing an area of about 7 km North-South x 15 km East-West, on the east of Tonnerre in the present Yonne departement, east of Burgundy. The Armançon river flows from the middle of the bottom side of the picture, to the upper left corner. Settlements along the river, going downstream: see description further down. par Pueblo89 (Public domain)

Portion of Cassini map (18th cent.) showing an area of about 15 km North-South x 26 km East-West, on the east of Tonnerre in the present Yonne departement, east of Burgundy. The Armançon river flows from the middle of the bottom side of the picture, to the upper left corner. Settlements along the river, going downstream: see description below. Tonnerre is about half-way up near the left side of the picture. par Pueblo89 (Public domain)

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