5 bis rue de Verneuil, in the 7th arrondissement in Paris, is one of these legendary addresses in the capital. A place of pilgrimage for many, this house covered in graffiti was for more than 20 years the home of the illustrious Lucien Ginsburg, known as Serge Gainsbourg.
L’Arc de Triomphe, Wrapped.
An homage to the artists Christo Vladimiroff Javacheff and his wife Jeanne-Claude.
The fabric installationwill be on view18 september-3 october.
From April 1, it will be possible to (re) discover the house of the famous painter. A dreamy and pastoral getaway and a dive into the artist's universe.
The picturesque passageways of Paris offer an offbeat promenade in the parisian capital.
The most well-known : Galerie Vivienne
Impressive sensory immersion : a lovely walk through an old foundry in which the visitor is at the heart of artistic creation from the floor to the ceiling : at Atelier des Lumieres.
Paris Off the beaten path: from the banks of the Seine to Montmartre, discover the application to visit Paris nature side.
Romantic Promenade in winter : The Palace of Versailles, ice gallery and 357 mirrors, the wonderful gardens ....
Jean Paul Gaultier: Can cans into a new Cabaret: a unique revue celebrating life and of course fashion
The unstable political climate in France at the end of the 19th century prompted many artists, some of whom would gain fame as the French Impressionists, to seek a safe haven in London.
Shelter from the summer sun in the cool majesty of the Sainte Chapelle and be enchanted by the beauty of the 15 stained glass windows telling the story of the world from its creation to the arrival in Paris of the relics of the Passion acquired by King Louis IX, commonly known as Saint Louis. This soaring place of worship was built in 1239 to house the Crown of Thorns and other holy relics as Saint Louis did not want them scattered.
A Hamlet with a capital H, the village created for Queen Marie Antoinette has regained its former glory with the help of the Maison Dior and Bernard Arnault.
