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Sign: Paris - The house where the composer Franz Liszt lived


Address:
13 Rue du Mail, 75002 Paris, France
Category:
Monuments and History
City:
Paris For all manhole covers in Paris
Country:
France For all manhole covers in France
Shape:
Rectangle
Material:
Metal
Placement:
Wall or fence
Tags:
Music
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On the sign:
DANS CETTE MAISON
LE MAITRE HONGROIS
FRANÇOIS LISZT

FUT ACCUEILLI PAR LA FAMILLE ERARD DE 1823 A 1878 .

HIRHEDETT ZENÉSZE A VILÁGNAK BÁRHOVÁ JUSS , MINDIG HU ROKON !

HUSZÁR SZOBRÁSZ
Photography:
2022
Yael Gairola
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Comments:
The house was photographed that day by the same photographer Click for a larger image

Hungarian composer Franz Liszt, moved to Paris in 1827 and stayed in the city for 5 years. It is possible that the years indicated on the sign indicate additional times he was in Paris.

Translation of the text on the sign:
[The sign is written in French, but the last paragraph in Hungarian]
In this house
The hungarian master
Francois Liszt

Was hosted by the Erard family from 1823 to 1878.

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