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Zuber: the art of wallpaper
1790: the golden age of wallpaper. The Zuber factory strives to preserve a heritage that it brings to life through its collection of 150,000 printing…
Codognato: in death, as in life!
Les Invalides: a temple for souls and bodies
The Hôtel des Invalides was founded in Paris three hundred and fifty years ago. We look back at the history of a unique architectural complex.
The miraculous door of the Hôtel de Ville
At first glance, it's just a door. Yet the history of this door, which opened the way to the French monarchs for two centuries, borders on the miraculous.…
Vaux-le-Vicomte: halfway between the public and private sectors
Fifty years after welcoming its first visitors, the château is facing a new development: the professionalisation of its governance. A real undertaking,…
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George E. Ohr: "The Mad Potter of Biloxi"
Unappreciated at the time of their creation, George E. Ohr’s “art…
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Château de Fléchères: a hint of Italy
In the heart of the Dombes in southeastern France, one of the region's…
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'There’ll always be an England': Cecily Brown at Blenheim…
The market darling Cecily Brown takes over Blenheim Palace, in Oxfordshire,…
The Benkemoun Villa: an architectural rebirth
This iconic 1970s house, recently restored by the journalist couple Brigitte Benkemoun and Thierry Demaizière, will be reborn this summer during the…
Women and Versailles
Disregarded in the 20 th- century, women, both queens and kings’ mistresses, left their mark in the heart of the château. Thanks to recent research,…
Murelli, France’s last guillocheurs
Établissements Murelli, a “living heritage company” since 2012, is the last business in France to practise the complex, refined art of guillochage.…
Hauteville House reopened with great fanfare
After over a year of work, Hauteville House, Victor Hugo’s residence on Guernesey, reopened on 7 April. A philanthropist’s outstanding generosity enabled…
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