A secluded corner on the Île Saint-Louis overlooks quais of the Seine, the river, bridges, and beyond, the Right Bank.
1 August 2015
Tip of the island
A secluded corner on the Île Saint-Louis overlooks quais of the Seine, the river, bridges, and beyond, the Right Bank.
Labels:
'île saint louis
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paris
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place louis-aragon
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right bank
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seine river
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
31 July 2015
Art couture
This jewelry boutique bills itself as a gallery, and from the artistic and exquisite pieces on display within, it is.
Labels:
art
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fashion
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galerie cipango paris
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haute couture
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jewelry
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
30 July 2015
In her thoughts
The reflection of a man on a gallery window superimposed on a portrait of twins makes it appear as if one of them is thinking about him. He may be thinking of her too.
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
29 July 2015
Un-loved locks
Gone are the Love Locks from the Pont des Arts that became too weighty for safety and had to be removed. A tourist tradition, couples attach a padlock to a railing then throw the key into the river to "seal" their romance.
Labels:
bridges of paris
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love locks
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pont des arts
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romance
,
seine river
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
28 July 2015
Vins et terroirs
In France, to every wine (and to every dish) its region, or terroir. This rustic restaurant on an ancient street shares an address with equally rustic Hotel St André des Arts next door.
Labels:
france
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terroirs
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wine regions
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wines
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
25 July 2015
Matcha man
Boris Lumé, artisan boulanger-pâtissier at Julia Child's favorite stop in "Julie & Julia," adds his touch to Paris' specialty éclair trend.
Above center: a low-in-sugar high-in-antioxydants matcha green tea delicacy
Labels:
boris lumé
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boulangeries
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eclairs
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julia child
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julie & julia
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matcha green tea
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pastries
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pâtissierie
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
24 July 2015
Colombages
All of Paris was once a labyrinth of narrow lanes winding between half-timbered buildings like this one.
Labels:
architecture
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colombages
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half-timbered
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marais
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medieval paris
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
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