An undated ink on tracing paper plan of the château and grounds at Bléneau.
Page’s plans for this red-brick country house in a village in central France, where he worked in the early 1950s, are a striking example of his ability to apply his pre-war experience as a landscape architect of larger estates to gardens on a smaller scale. He used steps, areas of formal beds and a new lawn to connect the 17th century house, moat and gatehouse.
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