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I Photographed Inside An Abandoned Artist’s House In The Countryside Of France With Everything Left Behind (22 Pics)
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While exploring the countryside of France, I came across many abandoned chateaus and houses. This several hundred-year-old manor once belonged to a famous artist and collector. With no known alive relatives, the contents of the house have sat for over a decade, untouched. Have a look inside.
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The exterior
The living room
The kitchen
A bedroom
The library
Clothes downstairs
Artist’s studio
A detail on the sewing machine
Another bedroom
Main staircase
Master bathroom
A bathroom cabinet
The study
An upstairs room
Another upstairs bedroom
The second bedroom upstairs
A Bed with a doll
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nICELY STAgeD
Even in old asylums, the photographer will pose chairs in certain ways and make up stories through the scenes. Nothing wrong with it--visual storytelling--but it is a cheap tactic when you begin to spot it.
Honestly this isn't believable. First: "I stumbled upon an abandoned artist's house" how do you know who owned the house? How do you know it's abandoned? How did you even get in? Second: Everything just looks too arranged. There's also a wheelchair in the living room. Idk about you, but I wouldn't leave THAT behind when leaving a house.
Unless they died
The govt would not let any property with value sit for that long.
Whenever they died there is really low possibility ło leave wheelchair in this place.
A famous artist lived there???? Yeah, and we'll just leave the paintings behind bc money ... nah, who would want that. I agree, it's staged and arranged. BUT If I could buy this property ... phew I could make a beautiful home and BnB. The parquet floors alone have me drooling. A lot of elbow grease and tlc...
FAKE! TAXES AND GOV'T FEES WOULD HAVE ALLOWED THE GOVERNMENT TO TAKE POSSESSION AND SEALED IT OFF, SOLD IT, OR CONVERTED IT BEFORE 10 YEARS!
That's EXACTLY what I was going to comment. The property would eventually fall behind in taxes and then the local/city government would just file the paperwork to take possession (ostensibly to recoup their back taxes) and sell the property for profit!!
nICELY STAgeD
Even in old asylums, the photographer will pose chairs in certain ways and make up stories through the scenes. Nothing wrong with it--visual storytelling--but it is a cheap tactic when you begin to spot it.
Honestly this isn't believable. First: "I stumbled upon an abandoned artist's house" how do you know who owned the house? How do you know it's abandoned? How did you even get in? Second: Everything just looks too arranged. There's also a wheelchair in the living room. Idk about you, but I wouldn't leave THAT behind when leaving a house.
Unless they died
The govt would not let any property with value sit for that long.
Whenever they died there is really low possibility ło leave wheelchair in this place.
A famous artist lived there???? Yeah, and we'll just leave the paintings behind bc money ... nah, who would want that. I agree, it's staged and arranged. BUT If I could buy this property ... phew I could make a beautiful home and BnB. The parquet floors alone have me drooling. A lot of elbow grease and tlc...
FAKE! TAXES AND GOV'T FEES WOULD HAVE ALLOWED THE GOVERNMENT TO TAKE POSSESSION AND SEALED IT OFF, SOLD IT, OR CONVERTED IT BEFORE 10 YEARS!
That's EXACTLY what I was going to comment. The property would eventually fall behind in taxes and then the local/city government would just file the paperwork to take possession (ostensibly to recoup their back taxes) and sell the property for profit!!