The first photo, and the last two are by Brassai.
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Ernest Hemingway in Paris in the 1920s. An expatriate learning to be an author while living with other members of the "lost generation."
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9 comments:
Just as I was getting used to perpetually seeing James Joyce on the blog...you finally update! Great pics! Glad you're back!
Oh! Did you happen to see the excellent PBS documentary, Paris, The Luminous Years: Toward the Making of the Modern? It's a wonderful look into Paris from 1905-1930 and can be seen at the PBS website:
http://www.pbs.org/programs/paris/
Hello C.K. - how's the yacht?
Thanks for the visit - I did see some of that documentary - it was incredible looking at the old films - and the old Paris!
Very cool, Paul!
Hi Joe, thanks for the visit!
The second photo looks like having been taken at the Brasserie Lipp; great spot and good food... ;)
Hi Gil, I'm planning a post on the Lipp!
Adore these two photos. Sigh...
Thanks for the visit, Jilly!
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