In accordance with Article 6 of Law No. 2004-575 of June 21, 2004, on Confidence in the Digital Economy, users of the horscadre.paris are informed of the identities of the various parties involved in the website’s creation and maintenance.
Website Publisher
Last Name: Maxime Febvay
Status: Individual (non-commercial publication)
Address: Paris, France (Full mailing address provided upon request via the contact form)
Contact: Via the contact form on the website
Publisher: Maxime Febvay
Website Hosting
The horscadre.paris website is hosted by:
OVH SAS 2 Kellermann Street, 59100 Roubaix — France
Phone: 1007 (from France) Website: www.ovhcloud.com
Intellectual Property
All content published on the horscadre.paris website—including texts, analyses, editorial selections, and formatting—is the exclusive property of its author, unless otherwise explicitly stated.
Any reproduction, display, modification, publication, or adaptation—in whole or in part—of this content, by any means whatsoever, is prohibited without the prior written permission of the publisher.
Regarding the works of art reproduced on the website:
The images of works of art used on Hors Cadre are, for the vast majority, from the public domain (works whose authors have been deceased for more than 70 years) or from open-access museum databases (Met Open Access, Rijksmuseum, Paris Musées Collections, Wikimedia Commons, etc.).
If you notice an image that has been used in error and infringes on copyrights, please contact us via the contact form: we will correct it immediately.
Hyperlinks
The Hors Cadre website may contain hyperlinks to other websites. The publisher has no control over the content of these third-party sites and assumes no responsibility for their content, availability, or their own data protection practices.
Creating a link to Hors Cadre from a third-party website does not require prior authorization, provided that it does not harm the website’s reputation or interests.
Applicable Law
This website and these legal notices are governed by French law. In the event of a dispute, and failing an amicable settlement, the French courts shall have sole jurisdiction.
Credits
Design and development: Maxime Febvay CMS: WordPress Theme: Kadence (with customizations) Fonts: Cormorant Garamond, Lato (self-hosted on the server)
Last updated: May 1, 2026
