The directory «Plots»

Marie de Rabutin-Chantal, marquise de Sévigné
(1626—1696)

Beautiful and witty, Madame de Sévigné has been called the “queen of letter writers.” She was born in Paris on Feb. 5, 1626, and was christened Marie. Her family name was de Rabutin-Chantal. When she was six she became the ward of her uncle, the abbé de Livry, who saw to it that she received an excellent education. At 18 she... More...

Central African Republic, 1968, Marquise de Sévigné

France, 1950, Madam de Sevigne

France, 1966, Francois Mansart and Hotel Carnavalet

France, 1996, Madam de Sevigne

France, 2001, Grignan Castle

Monaco, 1976, Marquise de Sévigné

France, 1950.11.25, Paris. Madam de Sévigné

France, 1993.03.16, Lambesc. Madam de Sévigné

France, 1995.12.06, Ille Et Vilaine. Cesson Sevigne

France, 1996, Vitre Plague. Madam de Sévigné

France, 1996.01.17, Grignan. Madam de Sévigné

France, 1996.04.27, Bussy le Grand. Madam de Sévigné

France, 1996.04.27, Grignan. Madam de Sévigné

France, 1996.04.27, Paris. Madam de Sévigné

France, 1996.04.27, Strasburg. Madam de Sévigné

France, 1996.04.27, Vitre. Madam de Sévigné

France, 1996.04.27, Vitre. Madam de Sévigné

France, 1996.05—10, Livry Gargan. Madam de Sévigné

France, 1996.10, Venarey-les Laumes. Madam de Sévigné

France, 1996.10.26—27, Lambesc. Madam de Sévigné

France, 1996, Madam de Sévigné

France, 2006, Vallon de Combeau

France, 2006, Le Saint-Julien

France, 2006, Le Bataille

France, 2006, Merindol les Oliviers

France, 2006, Oliviers

France, 2006, Vallon de Combeau

France, 2006, Le Saint-Julien

France, 2006, Le Bataille

France, 2006, Merindol les Oliviers

France, 2006, Oliviers

France, 2001, Marquise de Sévigné