In Foliis Folia: Trees and Forests in the Cabinet of Books" exhibition at the Château de Chantilly

Trees and books are inextricably linked. In Latin, liber means both book and bark, and since time immemorial, trees and forests have inhabited human imagination and thought.

The Cabinet des livres explores these multiple links woven from the Middle Ages to the modern era. Symbols of life, knowledge and freedom, the personified trees of fables, the orchards of poets and lovers, the forests of tales and legends, living resources that are increasingly in short supply, trees contribute to the magic of the Cabinet des livres throughout the summer.