Showing posts with label Paris. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Paris. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 17, 2019

Monday, January 26, 2015

à Paris





The Arcades:




Semi-mysterious typewriter-themed calendars:


Miniature dishes at a toy shop in the Arcades; each is about 1 inch across:


A lovely piece in the Picasso Museum:


Fondation Louis Vuitton—the house that bags built:



Installation by Olafur Eliasson:


This is Paris in the 21st century, avec moi.





Wednesday, July 16, 2014

Sunday, July 21, 2013

J'aime le pouvoir des mots écrits à la machine à écrire!








According to this blog, a Hermes 3000 is (or was) available for public
use at Shakespeare & Co. I didn't spot it -- maybe it was in the upstairs area
where I didn't venture, or maybe it was obscured by the mob. (There
is a queue to get into the bookstore and you can barely move once in.)

(Yes, that's my arm sticking into M. L'Héritier's eye. This was a big ad on the side of a kiosk. 
The subtle name of the magazine is Winner.)






Remington 2000, photo altered from an Etsy listing:



At least there's evidence that the French are hip to hipsters:


Adopteunmec.com (Adopt a Guy)