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Mézy-sur-Seine (Municipality, Yvelines, France)

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Flag of Mézy-sur-Seine - Image by Arnaud Leroy, 4 November 2002


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Presentation of Mézy-sur-Seine

The municipality of Mézy-sur-Seine (1,789 inhabitants in 1999; 476 ha) is located on the right bank of river Seine. It was known as Mézy until 16 July 1971.

The top designer Paul Poiret (1879-1944) commission in 1924 the functionalist architect Rob Mallet-Stevens (1886-1945) to build a house in Mézy. Achieved in in 1930, the house was modified by Paul Boyer in 1932 on behalf of its next owner, the actress Elvire Popesco (1894-1993, born in Romania as Elvira Popescu). Elvire Popesco was nicknamed "the Boulevard Comtess", because she excelled in boulevard theatre and was married with the Count of Foy.

Ivan Sache, 4 November 2002


Flag of Mézy-sur-Seine

The flag of Mézy-sur-Seine, as communicated by the municipal administration, is horizontally divided white-blue with the municipal coat of arms in the middle and the name of the municipality written in white capital letters below the shield.

Arnaud Leroy & Ivan Sache, 4 November 2002