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26. Photograph of C.H. van Schooneveld and Dorothy van Schooneveld- Abel in Vozérier-Amancy, summer 1970. [Inv. No. 38] Van Schooneveld bought a farmhouse in Vozérier-Amancy (Haute-Savoie, France) in 1970. This photograph was taken in front of the house by Chloe Trimble, who under her maiden name Chloe Gartner published several novels, of which Still falls the rain (New York: Dell, 1983) has been translated into Dutch as Denkend aan morgen, dromen van toen (Weert: Phoenix, 1986). She worked for Mouton in The Hague for several months. Her extremely vivid letters from The Hague to the Van Schoonevelds are stored in the files with correspondence of Mouton employees (Inv. No. 2). The third wineglass in the photograph is Chloe Trimble’s. Streetnames and housenumbers have been introduced in this area of France only a few years ago. Van Schooneveld had his mail addressed for several years to ‘Ancienne Maison Million’, after the name of the former owner, which is still chiseled in the stone over the front door. ‘La Fraternité’ is now used as the house name (see 111. 28).