When the French emperor Francois I was in office, Europe was in full swing with the Renaissance, and when he came into contact with the Renaissance art style, he became obsessed with it. At that time, he invited a large number of artists from Italy to design, build, rebuild, expand and decorate the French palace. The Fontainebleau Palace is one of them. Franois I, who was immersed in the Renaissance, apparently did not like it to be transformed with a strong medieval style.