Tag Archives: Paul Gaugin

Starry starry night

Posted on December 31, 2017 by Parisian Fields

I am writing this on Sunday, December 24, and all I can think about is Vincent Van Gogh. Until recently, I had not realized that he’d cut off his ear on December 23 (which in 1888 was also a Sunday), … Continue reading →

Posted in Paris art, Paris film | Tagged Arles, Auvers-sur-Oise, Bernadette Murphy, Don Maclean, Loving Vincent, Paul Gaugin, rue Lepic, Saint-Paul de Mausole asylum, St-Rémy, The Yellow House, Theo van Gogh, Vincent van Gogh | 14 Comments

Are these the souvenirs I left behind?

Posted on January 21, 2011 by Parisian Fields

Last week’s blog talked about some of the things we have brought home from Paris. But I have also left behind many fascinating and varied things. I have photos of some, but even when I don’t, their memories are still … Continue reading →

Posted in Paris bookstores, Paris flea markets, Paris popular culture | Tagged Annie Oakley, Buffalo Bill, Canadian Niagara Power Company, Covering Niagara, Eiffel's Tower, Empires of Light, flea markets, G. Dumont-Lespine, Gustave Eiffel, Jill Jonnes, Mes Recettes de Cuisine electrique, Paul Gaugin, Porte de Vanves, Remi Flachard, Roland Godard, rue du Bac, Tir de salon, Ville de Malakoff | 3 Comments

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