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Here is one of the paintings by the German master Hans Holbein, portraying Erasmus (Rotterdam 1467 – Basel 1536), "praeceptor mundi," a seminal figure of humanism, an apostle of compromise, and the originator of Continue Reading
Exhibited for the first time this summer at Galerie VU’ on the occasion of the exhibition "L’épreuve du réel – Chapitre 3", Paul Nouallet shifts our perspective and our Continue Reading
On Saturday, June 13, at 4:00 PM, 62 teams set off for the 94th edition of the 24 Hours of Le Mans. The world's most prestigious endurance motor race will see drivers compete over 24 Continue Reading
A threat, indeed, and a very real one. The verdict is almost irrevocable: 22,000 municipalities in France today no longer have local shops, and therefore no cafés. As a consequence, Continue Reading
There is a haven in Paris—a foyer in the truest sense of the word, offering both sustenance and human warmth—nestled beneath a church, inspiring a secular devotion. A restaurant Continue Reading
“This little book is a masterwork!” declares Michel Archimbaud*, its publisher. Issued solely as a fine bibliophile edition, not for general sale, limited to 100 copies (on fine paper), it blends meaning, Continue Reading
Photographe parisienne, née en 1984, Claire Adelfang, diplômée de l’Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Beaux‐Arts de Paris, s’attache à extraire de lieux parfois délabrés, déshabillés, de bâtiments militaires ou industriels, d’architectures Continue Reading
This bestseller, which has sold over 20,000 copies since its publication by Éditions Ouest France, is penned by the author Louis Lebourdais—a farmer of modest origins endowed with a prose style Continue Reading
Châteaux neglected by their owners, shuttered, crumbling theatres, abandoned workshops, garages, barracks, and prisons marked by the scars of time… so many places steeped in history, ghostly presences, and stories Continue Reading
La biennale parisienne de la photo, lancée en 2005 à l’initiative de la Mairie du 10e arrondissement et de la bibliothèque du Château, retrouve, pour sa 10e édition, l’espace de Continue Reading
Vous êtes féru d’ornithologie, de photographies animalières ou simplement amoureux de la nature et adepte de la randonnée, alors préparez votre appareil photo et chaussez vos brodequins pour une excursion Continue Reading