Marie-Armande Cadet de Chambine

1844–1921 (age 77)

Biography

Marie-Armande Cadet de Chambine belonged to Parisian society with a quiet grace, dedicating herself to the gentle arts of hospitality and the support of cultural circles that nourished musicians, painters, and thinkers.

Her memory lingers in the salons she enlivened and in the respectful hush of Père Lachaise Cemetery, where her presence still inspires those who visit.

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