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Another US visitor to Provence, Hemingway (1898–1961) set The Garden of Eden in La Napoule.
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The US writer (1896–1940) stayed at Juan-les-Pins in 1926 to write his novel Tender is the Night .
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Léger (1881–1955) is known for his strong Cubist paintings and his love of bold lines and pure primary colours. First a figurative painter, he worked in the Cubist style before returning to painting that seems to echo poster or graphic art.
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The heartland of lavender (see Sault-en-Provence) celebrates its traditions.
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In Valréas medieval parades attend the election of a boy-child to “protect” the town.
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Tarasque “reappears” to terrify revellers.
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Sheep cross the village to upland pasture, giving rise to festivities.
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Festivities amid the flowers (see Bormes-les-Mimosas).
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Incongruously, celebrates both the relics of St Marcel and the importance of bulls.
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The wine district welcomes the new vintage.
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