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The Impressionists at the Town Hall in Paris

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Paris at the time of the Impressionists is a beautiful exhibition to discover until July 30, 2011 at the Hotel…
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GREAT EXHIBITION CLAUDE MONET PARIS 2010/2011

Posted by Hotel Britannique Categories: Romantic Paris, Surroundings Tags: Claude Monet, exhibition, grand palais, Paris No comments yet.

Claude Monet illuminating Paris, at the Grand Palais, Galeries Nationales, from September 22nd 2010 to January 24th 2011 FABULOUS OFFICIAL SITE : http://www.monet2010.com

Paintings of Paris : Châtelet-Les Halles-Rivoli

Posted by Hotel Britannique Categories: History, Romantic Paris, Surroundings Tags: Claude Monet, Edouard Leon Cortes, Eugène Galien Laloue, fountain of innocents, Halls, John James Chalon, Mathilde du Monceau, Maximilien Luce, Mentor Huebner, Montorgueil, reaumur street, rivoli street, Saint Eustache, stock market 1 Comment

The Grand Chatelet, the medieval fortress defending the access to the Grand Pont and the Ile de la Cité, also…
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Paintings of Paris : Paris’ streets

Posted by Hotel Britannique Categories: History, Romantic Paris, Surroundings Tags: 14 j, Alfred Sisley, Avenue de l'Opéra, boulevard des Italiens, Boulevard of Clichy, Camille Pissaro, City of light, Claude Monet, Edouard Munch, Eugène Galien Laloue, Gauguin, Grands Boulevards, Gustave Caillebotte, Jean Beraud, Jean-Baptiste Lallemand, Jozef Mehoffer, Manet, moskaui, Paris, Renoir, Saint Lazare Station, Storming of Bastille No comments yet.

There are Paris streets before and after the age of Haussmann. Those before, more original and the product of the…
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Paintings of Paris: Louvre-Tuileries-Champs Elysées

Posted by Hotel Britannique Categories: History, Romantic Paris, Surroundings Tags: Carousel, champs elysées, Claude Monet, Concorde's square, Duke of Berry, Edgar Degas, Eugene Lami, French Academy, french revolution, Georges Jules Victor Clairin, georges Stein, Giuseppe de Nittis, Horace Vernet, JB Allen, Jean Duplessis-Bertaux, Jean Prevost, Kees Van Dongen, Laurent Veyretout, left bank, Lenotre, Leon Auguste Asselineau, Louis Charles Auguste Couder, Louis Nicolas Lespinasse, louvre, Montgolfier's brothers, Napoleon, national guard, Palais des Tuileries, palais Royal, Paris, Pierre Antoine de Machy, Pissaro, Pont Neuf, prosperity, Renoir, right bank, Saint-Germain, Seine, Siebe Johannes Tenecate, Storming of palais des Tuileries, Van Gogh No comments yet.

The ‘historic axe’ or ‘the royal way’, designates the opening of Paris towards the West. The Louvre Palace, the Tuileries…
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Paintings of Paris : the Seine

Posted by Hotel Britannique Categories: History, Surroundings Tags: Alfred Sisley, Armand Guillaumin, canoeists, Claude Monet, De Vlaminck, Georges Seurat, Gustave Ca, Henri Matisse, Jacques Bouyssou, Jean-Baptiste Nicolas Raguenet, Josip Racic, Maximilien Luce, novalis, Paul Signac, Place de l'Hotel de Ville, Pont des Arts, Renoir, Seine No comments yet.

Paris is totally inseparable from the great and quiet river that gave her life. Over the centuries the city was built…
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