Courtyard of the Hôtel-Dieu
1997 © Maxim Tabachnik
Archangel Michael Weighing SoulsGothic Arcades, Hôtel-DieuThe Damned in TormentChrist the JudgeGrotesque and Lion CorbelsStudents in the Hôtel-Dieu CourtyardCourtyard of the Hôtel-DieuThe Blessed Led to HeavenPortrait of Nicolas RolinLuis in the Courtyard of the Hôtel-DieuDragon Corbel, Great HallGuigone de SalinsThe Weighing of SoulsWedding CeremonyAngel with Donor ArmsSaint Eligius Healing the HorseThe Damned Cast into HellThe Virgin with Apostles Peter and JohnLuis in the Great Hall of the Hôtel-DieuChrist at RestPatron Inscription of the Sculle FamilySpire and Roofs

Courtyard of the Hôtel-Dieu

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The courtyard of Beaune’s Hôtel-Dieu (1443) displays Burgundy’s iconic glazed-tile roofs, patterned in vivid diamond motifs of green, yellow, red, and black. Founded by Nicolas Rolin as a charitable hospital, it reflected both piety and ducal grandeur. Today its flamboyant Gothic style, preserved with care, makes it a symbol of Burgundy’s cultural and viticultural identity.