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<\/a><\/p>\nMONTMARTRE 1900-1930 ART NOUVEAU ART DECO<\/p>\n
The Place du Tertre and the Sacr\u00e9-Coeur Basilica are appreciated the world over, while the Chat Noir and Lapin Agile cabarets and the Bateau-Lavoir have made Montmartre part of history. Jean Renoir’s La Complainte de la Butte <\/em>celebrates the rue Saint-Vincent, but the genius of the place is also evident in the facades of the houses and the sumptuous architectural details.<\/p>\n From the end of the 19th century to 1914, Montmartre was the artistic capital of Paris. Painters, sculptors, poets and famous or up-and-coming writers all had their studios and caf\u00e9s here. The Villa des Arts<\/em> dates back to this period, with its artists’ studios forming a cascade of glass, still astonishing in its audacity today. <\/p>\n Art Nouveau fashions are expressed in door frames, cornices and balconies with curves and flowers, while Sarreguemines earthenware tiles adorn the entrances to public baths and many apartment building lobbies.<\/p>\n After the First World War, Montmartre ceded artistic leadership to Montparnasse, but became a melting pot for Art Deco. The “maquis”, a picturesque collection of huts, barracks and shelters, was replaced by Avenue Junot. With its curves and steep slopes, the new avenue is home to an exceptional collection of buildings, making it one of the most original in Paris. <\/p>\n Illustrated with photographs by France de Griessen, this is the first book to explore the Art Nouveau and Art Deco architecture of the illustrious Butte.<\/p>\n MONTPARNASSE 1900-1930 ART NOUVEAU ART DECO<\/p>\n Between 1900 and 1930, artists from all walks of life made Montparnasse and its surroundings a cultural landmark. The Vavin crossroads became the center of the world. This book reveals a lesser-known aspect of this effervescence, that of the Art Nouveau and Art Deco architecture that marked the urban landscape: artists’ studios, tenement buildings, HBM, churches and public buildings, but also bars, dancings and restaurants: Le Select, La Coupole, La Closerie des Lilas… The buildings were designed by well-known architects such as Henri Sauvage, Michel Roux-Spitz and Louis Sue, as well as by others whose talent has been forgotten, but whose work is highlighted by the photographs of France de Griessen. A whole part of the legend of the cosmopolitan and artistic Paris of the first half of the 20th century comes to life on these pages. <\/p>\n Public price: 29 euros<\/p>\n MONTPARNASSE DU REVE, AN ART DECO WAY OF LIFE<\/p>\n Between the wars, Montparnasse became an artistic hub to which the whole world converged. Bars, caf\u00e9s and dance halls such as Le S\u00e9lect, La Coupole, La Closerie des Lilas, La Rotonde, Le D\u00f4me<\/em>… welcomed artists and a public seduced by the incredible spirit of freedom here, symbolized by the unforgettable Kiki, Queen of Montparnasse. <\/p>\n It was the reign of a caf\u00e9 life that existed neither in England nor in America. The “Montparno” style was born of this daily interaction. In artists’ studios and workshops, in modern interiors, we witness the emergence of a new, modern and relaxed way of life, far removed from social conventions and prevailing tastes. <\/p>\n Montparnasse dethroned Montmartre, welcomed modern art and attracted cubists, futurists, orphists, dadaists and surrealists. Hemingway rubbed shoulders with Picasso and Gertrude Stein was not far away. <\/p>\n The spirit of Montparnasse spread rapidly, permeating architecture, interior design, graphics, fashion, tableware, fabrics, objects, materials and the colors of the time. Publishing and illustration also enjoyed a golden age. The beginnings of feminism, new music and dance imported from the Americas, African art, the emergence of theAmerican bar<\/em>, the consumption of cocktails and Bullier’s themed balls made up the living soul of an effervescent district. <\/p>\n Through numerous rare documents and contemporary photographs by France de Griessen, this book traces the brief, intense moment that made Paris a magnet and beacon for the art world. Lovers of the beauty of Art Deco, designers and today’s public will find the evocation of this unique art of living a fantastic source of inspiration. <\/p>\n And also :<\/p>\n COCO DE PARIS<\/p>\n Like Antoine de Saint-Exup\u00e9ry’s “Le Petit Prince”, Peynet’s books or Jean Adrien Mercier’s illustrated tales, “Coco de Paris” is a poetic, initiatory and philosophical tale for all audiences and all ages, illustrated with numerous watercolors.<\/p>\n It recounts the adventures of Coco, a pigeon from Paris, who explores the City of Light and its wonders, discovering the many beauties of life and the pleasure of contemplating his surroundings.<\/p>\n Through his exploration of different Parisian neighborhoods _ from Place Saint-Sulpice to Butte Montmartre, from Palais Royal to Boulevard Raspail, via Jardin du Luxembourg, the 15th arrondissement, Saint-Germain-des-Pr\u00e9s, Rue Daguerre… _ and his encounters with a florist, a bookseller on the banks of the Seine, a secondhand goods dealer, a painter and a musician, among others, the bird becomes a poetic guide to the city and to life. As Coco’s discoveries evolve, he shares with the reader his appetite for a life nourished by poetry, creativity, imagination and sensitivity. <\/p>\n UN ART DE VIVRE A PARIS, POETIC INSPIRATIONS<\/p>\n “Un art de vivre \u00e0 Paris, Inspirations po\u00e9tiques” features a selection of the capital’s exceptional boutiques and boutique-ateliers: vintage jewelry, furniture and decoration, sculpture, molding, antiques and antiques, collectible posters, ceramics, plant creations, engraving, stained glass, world arts and crafts, rare books, collectible and contemporary glass, wrought iron, handmade tiles and wrought ironwork…<\/p>\n A visit to a sumptuous, original, unique, cinematic, marvelous and poetic Paris, through a selection of stores with astonishing decors that invite you to indulge in the art of living, testifying to that particular Parisian sensibility and its elegance imbued with the freedom that makes the whole world dream, including Parisians themselves.<\/p>\n “Un art de vivre \u00e0 Paris, Inspirations po\u00e9tiques” combines photographs, text and watercolors. Intended to inspire, it’s a beautiful “book-object” that appeals to a wide audience. <\/p>\n PARIS FLOWERS<\/p>\n “Fleurs de Paris” introduces us to the capital’s exceptional florists and their artistic vision and expertise, expressed in the selection of flowers and the composition of bouquets, as well as in the magic of the settings they have imagined. Receiving a bouquet, or a single flower presented with elegance and delicacy, is a poetic gesture, a dreamy alchemy between the giver, the florist’s expertise, and the hoped-for delight of the recipient. <\/p>\n “Fleurs de Paris” combines photography, text and watercolors. A cross between an art book, a floral and plant photography book, an interior design book and a walking guide to various Parisian districts, it is aimed at a wide audience. The book is peppered with cultural references in the fields of music, art, cinema, theater, literature, poetry, fashion and architecture, all of which form part of this floral journey through Paris. <\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n