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Hotel La Tour-Maubourg. A family run hotel in the quiet seventh arrondisement filled with antiques and comfortably decorated. A great breakfast of fresh croissants and rich French coffee is included with your room reservation and served in the main floor living room of this fine old building.Victor and Maria Orsenne and their children live in the hotel and are there to make your stay in Paris an unforgetable visit. |
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Paris Hotels, Inc. Welcome to Paris Hotels Inc For 8 years, we have been the leading provider of Paris lodging and hotels. We offer a directory for a complete list of hotels in Paris. Each listing offers information such as a general property description, amenities and services, number of rooms, prices, special deals and contact information. The Paris hotel room search allows you to check for hotels that have availability for your selected dates. You can narrow your search by choosing desired amenities and services. All of our hotels have been inspected and approved by AAA and the Mobil Travel Guide, the authorities in hotel and restaurant inspection. |
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WaterColors of France
Beautiful watercolor paintings of France and Paris by Los Angeles artist RICHARD EWEN are available for purchase. Traveling through France Mr. Ewen has captured the spirit of France in his paintings of Parisian cafes, Parisian streets, and the magnificent French countryside. Browse through the gallery below and view several original watercolors. You can commission an original painting of a specific site in France and Paris as well as choose from many already completed watercolors of French patisseries, boulangeries or cafes, and French outdoor markets. Also available are six lithographs made from some of the most popular French paintings created by this fine master craftsman |
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Gerald Panter
For the past eight years, he has traveled throughout Paris, meticulously rephotographing those buildings, fountains, bridges and picturesque narrow streets which the renowned French photographer, Eugène Atget, had photographed as part of his documentation of the art and architecture of Paris during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. That extraordinary and comprehensive photographic project which he conceived and executed, "Atget's Paris: Then and Now" (Le Paris d’Atget: d’alors et aujourd’hui), formed the basis for his lectures about Eugène Atget, the man and his methodology, at the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles and the Museum of the City of New York. This project was featured in the photography section of the 2001 edition of The American Annual. |
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