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Fractional France
The Louvre has three Wings, each with at least three floors
But we always start with the Denon Wing: 2nd Floor (1st Floor “1er Etage”)
And only 10% of the “Collection” in on view, any given day
The Centre Pompidou is a massive multi storied structure
But we always go up to one of the top floors with the permanent collection
To our detriment, we avoid the special shows
Musee D’Orsay, this former train station has five stories of rooms on each side of a central sculpture courtyard
However, we always start be climbing up to the permanent collection of Impressionist Art
L’Orangerie, is a relatively small venue which we love, because we can see EVERYTHING in a short period of time
And every painting is worth a look, the most concentrated and efficient museum visit
We discovered the Grande Palais and the Pettit Palais, two great venues for permanent collections and art shows
Cluny Museum
Rodin Museum
Picasso
Delacroix Museum
ETC
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Paris Sept (7)
Paris for the Holidays features the images of Mary Flock Lempa
Napoleon Bonaparte (Les Invalides)
Opéra Garnier (9th arrondissement)
Fountain of River Commerce and Navigation (Place de la Concorde)
Chez Denise (Les Halles)
Henri Matisse (French Painter)
Luxembourg Gardens (6th arrondissement )
Grande Arche de la Defense
Paris Cinq (5)
Paris for the Holidays features the images of Mary Flock Lempa
Le Bassin d’Apollon (Palace of Versailles)
Trafalgar Square (London)
Champs-Élysées Clemenceau Paris Metro (Georges Clemenceau)
Fontaine des Innocents (Les Halles)
Grave of Marquis De Lafayette (Picpus Cemetery)
Chaïm Soutine (Musée de l’Orangerie)
Le Grenier à Pain Abbesses (Montmartre Boulangerie)
