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The Rogue Stitch

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Du Jardin du Luxembourg:

With beautiful weather overtaking the capital, the Stitch made a foray into the Garden this afternoon. Le flâneur s’amuse à sa guise toujours à Paris. The pictures, I hope, speak of summer. Big up to Marie de Médicis for making it all possible.











So, as you can probably tell from these photos, the Parisians are great when it comes to pairing modern and classical art. That's why you'll find the Panthéon on one bank of the Seine, and the Centre Pompidou on the other. In between the two, you'll find le Pont des Arts:





More to come soon. I'm out.

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At 8:46 PM, Blogger kissyface said...

do this for me - go to the Beauborg (Pompidou), and up to the third floor (i think), and to the back and right there might still be my favorite sculpture. hanging like stalactites, "sacs" full of exotic spice. you'll know it by the aroma.    



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