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After 5 years of design, the Palace of the Sea in Sainte-Maxime is adorned with a parade of sails

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"This building is a bit like a nose in the middle of the figure at Sainte-Maxime. And this fresco like a pretty brooch on a dress not very beautiful", carefully metaphorizes the mayor of Sainte-Maxime, Vincent Morisse, to qualify the new painting of the Palais de la Mer. She sees herself from afar. Dè

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After 5 years of design, the Palace of the Sea in Sainte-Maxime is adorned with a parade of sails

"This building is a bit like a nose in the middle of the figure at Sainte-Maxime. And this fresco like a pretty brooch on a dress not very beautiful", carefully metaphorizes the mayor of Sainte-Maxime, Vincent Morisse, to qualify the new painting of the Palais de la Mer. She sees herself from afar. Dè

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