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Sophie Arnould

French actress and singer
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  • François-Joseph BĂ©langer

    He became the lover of Sophie Arnould, the prima donna of the Paris OpĂ©ra, and through her met his most important patron, the Comte d’Artois, Louis XVI’s youngest brother, who commissioned both the gardens of Beloeil (in Belgium) and Bagatelle. BĂ©langer completed Bagatelle’s pavilion in 64 days in 1777 to


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    He became the lover of Sophie Arnould, the prima donna of the Paris OpĂ©ra, and through her met his most important patron, the Comte d’Artois, Louis XVI’s youngest brother, who commissioned both the gardens of Beloeil (in Belgium) and Bagatelle. BĂ©langer completed Bagatelle’s pavilion in 64 days in 1777 to


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