Tag: Paris
A Walk in Paris, the City that Inspires
The New Musée Carnavalet and a Renaissance Quiz
A Magnificent Stroll in the Parc Floral de Paris
A Rotating World Isn’t Good When You’re Sitting Still, and Free Museums
The Foremost Photographer Of The Belle Époque’s Superstars
I’ve previously written about Nadar, the colorful French author, artist, and entrepreneur who first made a name for himself in the middle of the 19th-century as a caricaturist. Nadar’s Panthéon is a colossal lithograph containing a long parade of 250 heralded writers of the day. It took Nadar two years…
Masterful Street Artists Across France Hail Ukraine, Vilify Putin
La Tour Triangle, Controversial New Skyscraper to Grace Paris
The city of Paris is known for many cultural treasures, including a long history of architectural marvels. To maintain the city’s celebrated beauty, however, skyscrapers have largely been forbidden. Other than the Eiffel Tower, constructed in 1889, and La Tour Montparnasse, an office building erected in 1973, there are no…
A Walk in Paris, the City that Inspires
The New Musée Carnavalet and a Renaissance Quiz
A Magnificent Stroll in the Parc Floral de Paris
A Rotating World Isn’t Good When You’re Sitting Still, and Free Museums
The Foremost Photographer Of The Belle Époque’s Superstars

I’ve previously written about Nadar, the colorful French author, artist, and entrepreneur who first made a name for himself in the middle of the 19th-century as a caricaturist. Nadar’s Panthéon is a colossal lithograph containing a long parade of 250 heralded writers of the day. It took Nadar two years…
Masterful Street Artists Across France Hail Ukraine, Vilify Putin
La Tour Triangle, Controversial New Skyscraper to Grace Paris

The city of Paris is known for many cultural treasures, including a long history of architectural marvels. To maintain the city’s celebrated beauty, however, skyscrapers have largely been forbidden. Other than the Eiffel Tower, constructed in 1889, and La Tour Montparnasse, an office building erected in 1973, there are no…