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A month of Sundays
May is holiday time in France. This year, there were four long weekends in a row (May Day, Victory in Europe (VE) Day, Ascension Day, and Pentecost/Whitsunday), followed by the weekend of the soccer match between Paris St. Germain and … Continue reading
A museum of images in a garden of peace
With such an abundance of museums and galleries in Paris, should it be a surprise that on occasion, the one you had your heart set on visiting happens to be closed? But then there is the flip side of the … Continue reading
Posted in Paris gardens, Paris history
Tagged Albert Kahn, Alfred Duterte, Archives de la Planète, Auguste Léon, Édouard André, Boulogne-Billancourt, Bourses de Voyage autour du Monde, Charles et Edmond Goudchoux, Fumiaki Takano, Gérard Planes, Kengo Kuma, Léon Busy, Lumière Brothers, Musée Départemental Albert Kahn, Stéphane Passet
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