As the drums of the French Revolution began to roll the bells of Saint-Sulpice fell silent, as did work on the south tower which was abandoned and never completed.
29 March 2015
Bells of Saint Sulpice
Labels:
architecture
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eglise saint sulpice
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French Revolution
,
Place Saint Sulpice
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
28 March 2015
Morning snowfall
Labels:
architecture
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photography
,
snow in paris
,
winter in paris
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
26 March 2015
Haute texture
Small boutiques, off-the-radar designers, beautiful fabrics: in a hidden passageway "haute texture" attracts the fashion minded.
Labels:
fashion
,
haute couture
,
off-the-radar designers
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
24 March 2015
Antiquaires
Always something unusual at a small antique shop near the Delacroix Museum, from vintage toys to chandeliers, furniture, and heads once used to display fashionable hats.
Labels:
antiquaires
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antiques
,
chandeliers
,
Delacroix
,
museums
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
22 March 2015
A pretty square
One of several inside Village Saint Paul.
Antiques, bric-a-brac, hot chocolate and a charming hat shop are some of the finds that await flâneurs and flâneuses.
Labels:
antiques
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architecture
,
custom hats
,
flâneur
,
hot chocolate
,
village saint paul
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
21 March 2015
Boxers' delight
Labels:
boxers
,
boxing
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boxing gloves
,
marais
,
paraphernalia
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
19 March 2015
Drawings
A banner outside a gallery in the Latin Quarter announces figurative American artist H. Craig Hanna.
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
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