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BEVIN HOUSE
65.00€ – 120.00€
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Antoine de Saint-Exupéry escapes from the torrid heat of Manhattan with his wife Consuelo, his great love, “his Rose”.
The couple moves to Long Island to the imposing “Bevin House” where Saint-Exupéry composes and sketches his last initiatory tale, “The Little Prince”.
Wildly in love since their first meeting, the aviator knows no limit to fulfilling the beautiful Salvadorian who languishes in his absence.
During their passion he offers her a puma, a night flight, superb letters. She wishes only for his presence and savours this the span of a summer.
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| Available In | 100ml, 30ml |
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| Dimensions | 60 × 80 × 70 CM |
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The boulevard d’Italie ateliers in Paris are home to the extraordinary story of love and creation of Auguste Rodin and Camille Claudel.
Apprentice, mistress and muse of the artist, Camille Claudel is a brilliant, impassioned woman imprinted with perfection. Very quickly the master sculptor appears overwhelmed by his talented student.
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