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Rancé 1795
RANCÉ 1795 Mathilde EDP
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About the product
The harmony of narcissus, brushstrokes of exotic fruits and touches of iris and vanilla, outline the portrait of Mathilde: eclecticism and grace.
HEAD
Ylang-Ylang, Lily-of-the-Valley, Violet Leaf, Neroli, Narcissus
HEART
Jasmine, Passion Fruit, Papaya, Tangerine, Rose, Angelica
BASE
Iris, Musk, Rosewood, Bourbon Vanilla, Sandalwood
Matilde Letizia Guglielmina Bonaparte (1820-1904), niece of Napoleon I and cousin of the future Napoleon III, was a patron of the Arts, and an artist herself. A deeply eclectic and independent woman, Mathilde was the soul of one of the most celebrated artistic milieux of 19th-Century Paris. In her elegant palace, she would host the greatest artists and writers of her time. She was known as “Notre-Dame des Arts”, “Our Lady of the Arts”.
HEAD
Ylang-Ylang, Lily-of-the-Valley, Violet Leaf, Neroli, Narcissus
HEART
Jasmine, Passion Fruit, Papaya, Tangerine, Rose, Angelica
BASE
Iris, Musk, Rosewood, Bourbon Vanilla, Sandalwood
Matilde Letizia Guglielmina Bonaparte (1820-1904), niece of Napoleon I and cousin of the future Napoleon III, was a patron of the Arts, and an artist herself. A deeply eclectic and independent woman, Mathilde was the soul of one of the most celebrated artistic milieux of 19th-Century Paris. In her elegant palace, she would host the greatest artists and writers of her time. She was known as “Notre-Dame des Arts”, “Our Lady of the Arts”.
