CLAUDE-AUGÉ HOUSE
Above all, the house marked the pride of the people of Lislois in the destiny of Claude Augé, who became director of the famous Larousse publishing house.
This house, listed as a historic monument, is a source of pride for the people of Lislois in the destiny of Claude Augé, the local boy who became director of the famous Larousse publishing house. The stained-glass windows, mosaics and wallpapers of this private mansion reflect the eclecticism in vogue at the beginning of the 20th century. The Association des Amis de Claude Augé organizes guided tours of this Parisian-style residence. The grand staircase is illuminated by a superb Art Nouveau glass roof. The house also features two semeuses, the famous Larousse icon; can you find them?
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