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Le Cellier - Rue de Mars, Reims, France
This building with its Art Nouveau facade and iconic door was built in 1898 by the architect Ernest Kalas for the champagne company Jules Mumm. The five mosaics illustrating stages in the production of champagne were made by Auguste Guilbert-Martin from drawings by Joseph Blanc and Octave Guillonnet.
The property later became the home of Veuve-Cliquot champagnes, and then was the head office of Champagne Jacquart from 1968 to 2009. In 2010 the City of Reims turned it into a cultural center with an auditorium and exhibition space.
Photos by Charles Reeza
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