ESTA VIDA NÃO É MESMO 'INSANE'?

A Rich Woman Abandoned This Apartment In 1942. What They 

Just Found Inside Is Incredible.

O mais impressionante é a inviolabilidade do apartamento durante os 72 anos em que ficou fechado. Mesmo pagando o aluguel, estava evidente a ausência de movimento no imóvel, em um condomínio onde existiam outros imóveis.  Entretanto o fato não despertou a cobiça dos demais moradores e funcionários do condomínio.Pode significar  um desinteresse coletivo, onde cada um só se preocupa consigo mesmo, não se importando com os demais. Ou por outro lado um respeito pelo próximo, não invadindo a privacidade do outro.
Por um ou outro motivo, acho que isto não aconteceria aqui. Não demoraria muito tempo para que o imóvel fosse visitado por algum curioso ou interessado!!!

(apud EDUARDO J. CASTRO)

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Madame de Florian was a French socialite and actress who fled to the south of 
France during World War II. She kept her apartment in Paris on the Right Bank 
near the Opéra Garnier, though, in case she wanted to return. However, she
never went back to it after the war. Since 1942, the apartment has been sitting untouched, until recently when an auctioneer entered her apartment. What he 
found was a time capsule, full of treasures.

The apartment was covered in dust, perfectly preserved.

All of the furniture from the time period remained just how she left it. It looks as 
if she was just there yesterday.

Although it seems strange, having taxidermy pieces in one’s home was once a
sign of affluence.

The home is not open to the public and is still owned by her estate.

Inside, a painting by Giovanni Boldini was found, a portrait of the apartment’s
owner herself Madame de Florian.

The painting was sold for 2.1 million euros and the rest of the items inside of
the apartment would be worth thousands as well.

The apartment is like a history lesson, showing what life was like during that
time in Paris.

Stepping into this apartment is like stepping into history.

The apartment was able to remain abandoned and untouched because 
Madame de Florian continued paying the rent until her death in 2010 at 
the age of 91. Despite paying the rent, she never returned.