Today marks a significant milestone in the life of Princess Chantal d'OrlΓ©ans, a renowned artist and member of the French royal family. As she celebrates her 75th birthday, we take a moment to reflect on her remarkable journey, which has been marked by a deep passion for the arts and a commitment to her family's legacy.
Princess Chantal, born Alice Clothilde Marie d'OrlΓ©ans on January 9, 1946, in Pamplona, Spain, has been a prominent figure in Parisian social circles. Her artistic talents have been showcased through her work, and she has also authored the book "Princess and Citizen" in 1994. With a rich history of artistic pursuits and a strong connection to her royal heritage, Princess Chantal's life is a testament to the enduring influence of the French monarchy on European society[1].
what is the significance of princess chantal's 75th birthday
Princess Chantal d'OrlΓ©ans' 75th birthday marks a significant milestone in her life, reflecting her remarkable journey as an artist and member of the French royal family. Born on January 9, 1946, Princess Chantal has been a prominent figure in Parisian social circles, showcasing her artistic talents through her work and authoring the book "
Princess and Citizen" in 1994. Her life is a testament to the enduring influence of the French monarchy on European society.
what is princess chantal's background and family history
Princess Jeanne Chantal Alice Clothilde Marie d'Orléans was born on January 9, 1946, in Pamplona, Spain. She is the tenth child and sixth daughter of Prince Henri d'Orléans (1909-1999), Count of Paris, and his wife Princess Isabelle (1911-2003; née Orléans-Bragança).
what is princess chantal's current occupation
Princess Chantal d'OrlΓ©ans is the founder and creative director of her luxury childrenswear brand, Marie-Chantal.
Princess Jeanne
Chantal Alice Clothilde Marie d'OrlΓ©ans was born at Pamplona, Spain, on 9 January 1946. Chantal was the tenth child and sixth daughter of Prince Henri d'OrlΓ©ans (1909-1999), Count of Paris, and his wife Princess Isabelle (1911-2003; nΓ©e OrlΓ©ans-BraganΓ§a). Chantal was baptized on 21 January 1946 at Saint Nicholas Church in Pamplona, Spain. Five years later she began school in Lisbon, later continuing her studies at "La Providence", a private school near Eu. In the meantime her father was completing the restoration of the CΕur Volant, the vast residence in Louveciennes that he had purchased upon returning to France after the abolition of the law of exile. Later on, and once settled at Louveciennes Chantal was instructed by private tutors, followed by attendance at a private school on rue Saint-Dominique in Paris. She finished her secondary studies at a boarding-school in Gouvieux in the Oise region of France. In 1965 Princess Chantal acted as godmother to her nephew Prince Jean, the second of her brother the late Count of Paris. In the meantime, Chantal and her younger brother Thibaut lived in an apartment in Neuilly at the end of the 1960s and while they attended school in Paris. She possessed a talent for painting and the plastic arts, which led to her attending the Estienne School in Paris, a renowned art center in the French capital.
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| Princess Chantal on her wedding day with her parents, the Count and Countess of Paris. |
Princess Chantal became engaged to François-Xavier de Sambucy de Sorgue (b.1943), a member of a noble family originally from Bologna, Italy. The Sambucy de Sorgues established themselves in Rouergue in the XIV century. The family also had contact with the Orléans as François-Xavier's great-uncle, Father Gaston de Sambucy de Sorgue, was the priest who officiated over the burial ceremony, in the Royal Chapel at St Louis de Dreux, for the Duchess d'Orléans, King Louis-Philippe's mother. Anyhow, François-Xavier and Chantal were married at the Royal Chapel at Dreux on 28 July 1972. She wore a splendid wedding gown designed by renowned couturier Balmain, as well as a diadem by Mellerio, a gift from her in-laws. The couple have three children: Axel (b.1976), Alexandre (b.1978), and Kildine (b.1979).
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| Princess Chantal d'OrlΓ©ans. |
Princess Chantal and her husband have been among the luminaries of Parisian social life. In 1994, she published a book titled
Princess and Citizen. You can visit Princess Chantal's website pertaining to her artistic work here:
Chantal d'OrlΓ©ans.
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| François-Xavier de Sambucy de Morgue and Princess Chantal. |
Our best wishes to Princess Chantal on her birthday!
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As we conclude our tribute to Princess Chantal d'OrlΓ©ans on her 75th birthday, we would like to express our gratitude for the opportunity to share her remarkable life and artistic journey with you. Princess Chantal's dedication to her craft and her family's legacy is truly inspiring, and we hope that her story has not only informed but also entertained you. We would like to extend our best wishes to Princess Chantal on this special occasion, and we hope that she continues to flourish in her artistic pursuits and as a respected member of the French royal family.
For those interested in learning more about Princess Chantal's artistic work, we encourage you to visit her website, where you can explore her stunning knife paintings done with acrylics. Her unique style and attention to detail are truly captivating, and we are confident that you will find her art as captivating as we do. We also invite you to join us for further news and articles about Europe's imperial, royal, and noble families, where you can stay updated on the latest developments and stories from the world of European royalty[1].
what are some of princess chantal's most famous artistic works
Princess Chantal d'OrlΓ©ans is known for her artistic talents, particularly in the medium of knife painting using acrylics. Her unique style and attention to detail are showcased through her work, which can be viewed on her website, Chantal d'OrlΓ©ans.
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