The Mas de Malherbes is a provençal mas and a small hotel near Aimargues, in the south of France.
History
He first belongs to Hyacinthe Fontanès, Louis XV's personal treasurer.
Property of the Ménard-Dorian family, from Lunel - whose notably members are Paul Ménard-Dorian and his daughter Pauline Ménard-Dorian, writer, great-granddaughter in-law of Victor Hugo, Marcel Proust's muse, who died in the mas in 1941. Marguerite, Jean Hugo's sister - the two children of Pauline -, is the heir of the domain. She received here Jean Cocteau, Paul Éluard, Max Jacob, Léon Daudet, Erik Satie, Léon Blum, Folco de Baroncelli-Javon and Fanfonne Guillierme.
Bibliography
- Max Daumas and Henri Michel, Le domaine du Grand Malherbes, un mas célèbre de la Petite Camargue, 2004.
References
43°39′32″N 4°12′24″E / 43.65883°N 4.20677°E / 43.65883; 4.20677
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