Rob Mallet-Stevens. Itinéraires: Paris-Bruxelles-Hyères. Religion Ten years after the publication

Ten years after the publication of the work L'Ile-de-France de Clovis à Hugues Capet

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the writer protests against society's judgment on the mental health of this genius gifted with superior lucidity and accuses his detractors of having driven him to suicide

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Rob Mallet-Stevens. Itinéraires: Paris-Bruxelles-Hyères. Religion Ten years after the publicationBefore reaching the maturity of his art, Rob Mallet Stevens, a celebrated figure of architectural elegance, took a few side roads. Born into a Belgian family of artists and writers the Stevens upon graduating from architecture school in 1906, he revealed himself to be a prolific and cosmopolitan writer, passionate, among other things, about Japan and the theater. In Brussels, his time at the palace house of his aunt Suzanne Stevens Stoclet converted