Colors stand out against the fence of an ancient church.
18 January 2017
17 January 2017
Hidden tea room
Step behind the doors of this lovely hôtel particulier, now an art and cultural center, into a courtyard tea salon, and another world.
Centre Culturel Suédois
11 rue Payenne 75003
Labels:
architecture
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art
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hidden courtyards
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marais
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private mansions
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salon du the
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
16 January 2017
Fit for a king
Galettes des rois are sold throughout the month of January. These are topped with candied orange slices and dried fruit.
Labels:
epiphany
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holiday traditions
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pastries
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three kings
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
14 January 2017
Bean bag fashion
Handy with a sewing machine, the owner at this specialty coffee roasting / tea shop has turned burlap coffee bean sacks into an outfit. Live music and tastings on Sunday mornings.
La Brûlerie de Montmartre
66 rue Damrémont 75018
Labels:
baristas
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coffees
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fashion
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french roast
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montmartre
,
teas
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
13 January 2017
Animal art 2
Labels:
animals
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art
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exhibitions in paris
,
place de l'hôtel de ville
,
sculpture
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
12 January 2017
Au chat noir
Labels:
montmartre village
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small shops
,
storefronts
,
winter in paris
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
11 January 2017
L’Embâcle fountain
What appears to be a street in severe state of upheaval is a bronze sculpture, a gift of the government of Quebec.
Labels:
art in public spaces
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fountains of paris
,
quebec
,
sculpture
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
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