ugly men with good taste but are sometimes appreciated by women, as evidenced by Francois-Rene, Vicomte de Chateaubriand (1768-1848).
The French writer, among the fathers of Romanticism, was small, had skin problems and a deformed shoulder. Yet, with its rich romance won many fans. His culinary reputation, according to tradition, dating back to a diplomatic mission to England. His cook prepared a tender fillet in a way that the British did not know: à la Chateaubriand, or with butter and béarnaise sauce (made with butter and herbs).
by Focus 2 / 2011
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