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June 12th 2015
Published: July 20th 2015
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No matter has wonderful the cities on your journey have been, once you arrive in Paris everything else melts away, and you're left wondering why you've ever gone elsewhere. Every glance is perfection, every bite and sip a delight, every moment an opportunity to admire the most beautiful city in the world. I'm always prepared to return to Paris, drawn by an immense desire to see and experience ever... Read Full Entry



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I'm a progressive vegetarian feminist currently residing in San Francisco and I live to travel. So far I've been around the United States and Canada; traveled briefly in Mexico and the Caribbean; done the tour of Western Europe; visited parts of South, East and Southeast Asia; and seen a bit of the Middle East and North Africa. The short list of places I'd like to go next is long. I hope those reading this blog will find themselves inspired towards their own explorations of this fascinating world. Voyager c'est vivre!... full info
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Anacréon, Eugene Guillaume
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Leaving the bath, Paul Cabet
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Young Tarantine, Alexandre Schoenewerk (1871)
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Eve after sin, Eugene Delaplanche (1870)
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The Four Parts of the World, Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux (1872)
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The Four Parts of the World, Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux (1872)
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The Absinthe Drinker, Pable Picasso (1901) - probably my favorite Picasso painting
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Summary Execution under the Moorish Kings of Grenada, Henri Regnault (1870)
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Detail of Dante and Virgil, William Bouguereau (1850)
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Truth, Jules Lefebvre (1870)
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Birth of Venus, William Bouguereau (1879)
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Youth and Love, William Bouguereau (1877)
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Madame Rimsky-Korsakov, Franz Xaver Winterhalter (1864)
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Tepidarium , Théodore Chassériau
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The Origin of the World, Gustave Corbet - probably my favorite painting
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Detail of Old Man in Front of Children's Tombs, Osman Hamdy Bey (1903)
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The Almées, Paul Bouchard (1893)
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The siesta, Vincent Van Gogh (1889-90)
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Self portrait, Vincent Van Gogh
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28th July 2015

Judith Gibbons
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Le Marais
Le Marais is a perfect get-away in the greater Paris area. Many tourists bypass the district so a visit allows you to see daily neighborhood life.

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