François Cholé, Marie Geneviève's father, a very gifted pianist who did much to bring the works of Debussy and Enesco to a wider public, was greatly attached to this place - "the most beautiful valley in the world", in his view.
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| The white bedroom, dedicated to Marshall Lefebvre and his wife, Catherine, made famous by the playwright Sardou as "Madame Sans-Gêne". | |
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The red bedroom,recalls the dukes of Lorraine, in particular Stanislas Leczinski, benefactor of Lorraine |
| The pink bedroom, theme is Music, and particularly Frederic Chopin,
whose father was born in Marainville sur Madon in the Vosges.
François Cholé, Marie Geneviève's father, a very gifted pianist who did much to bring the works of Debussy and Enesco to a wider public, was greatly attached to this place - "the most beautiful valley in the world", in his view. |
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The "redcurrant" bedroom dedicated to the surrounding natural beauties, majestic firs, the cool shady underwoods and the gentle burbling of the crystal clear brooks. |
| The green bedroom, recalls politicians such as Jules Ferry, who was born in Saint-Dié, and who devoted himself heart and soul to the introduction of universal education in France. This bedroom was honored with a visit by the President of the French Republic François Mittérand, during a trip he made to the Vosges. | |
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