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- Musee d'Orsay
- Chateau de Versailles poster
- Gate in the bowels of the Musee de l'Armee
- On la Seine - a floating restaurant
- A view from the Louvre
- Night on la Seine
- Domino's in Paris
- Notre Dame facade - Historical relics
- Notre Dame gargoyle
- Hotel - on the Right Bank
- A boat, La Seine - posterized
- Nude by Rodin
- School's out!
- Moon over the Tower
- Notre Dame - polarized
- Musee d'Orsay in comic form
- Riverboat on the Seine
- An evening conversation at the Eiffel Tower
- Lois Anne holding up the Arch de Triomphe
- The Disney bus
- From the top!
- Tomb of Lyautey
- Main altar - Notre Dame
- Napoleon's tomb - another view
- Pont Alexandre III - Detail
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7 comments:
I once read a reply from a sculptor (I can't remember who) when asked how he did it. He said, "I just chip away all the pieces that don't belong".
That's funny, Starman! Of course, you'd better know which pieces don't belong. I'd start out doing this and end up with a battleship or something!
We do not need words to explain Rodin, only feelings!Fabulous sculpture, I bet she is Camille Claude, his muse!
Fabulous shot!
Léia
She looks as good today as the day he sculpted her. Love Paree!
c'est magnifique!!
This reminds me that Philadelphia has a museum that I think has the largest Rodin collection in the world.
It also reminds me that we had a small statue of Rodin's "The Kiss" in my house during my childhood.
Great statue, beautiful photo.
My most favorite museum in Paris and having lunch in the garden is divine!
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