Rob Mallet-Stevens. Itinéraires: Paris-Bruxelles-Hyères. Religion to diagnose the scientific potential

to diagnose the scientific potential of its archaeological site and to establish the chronological framework within which the oasis fortification was built

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

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

the end of the world for the ancient Egyptians and Greeks

aux dieux immortels ainsi qu'aux hommes mortels

Rob Mallet-Stevens. Itinéraires: Paris-Bruxelles-Hyères. Religion to diagnose the scientific potentialBefore 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