Tag Archives: Paris

What Do You Expect?/Nous Ne Sommes Pas Un Bureau De Renseignement (July 2014)

Posted on November 28, 2014 by Malcolm Farley

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More Galleries | Tagged alternative Paris, Jardins du Luxembourg, le Paris non-touristique, Luxembourg Gardens, Palais de Justice, Paris, Paris in July, Paris in plain sight, Paris photography, Penelope Cruz, photographie de Paris, pictures of Paris, Schweppes, wrought-iron Paris | Leave a comment

Traveler’s Journal (December 2007)

Posted on July 5, 2011 by Malcolm Farley

Traveler’s Journal (December 2007) The ancient Greeks believed that the spirits of the newly dead, arriving in the underworld, had to drink from the River Lethe whose magical waters erased their memories and prepped them for oblivion. Something similar must … Continue reading →

Posted in Cahier, Cahier/Journal, Prose | Tagged iPhone photos of statues, Jardin des Tuileries, jet lag, Paris, the Tuileries in winter, travel journal, travel writing, traveling to Paris, Tuileries statues | Leave a comment

Méduse

Posted on January 26, 2011 by Malcolm Farley

Pour qui sont ces serpents qui sifflent sur vos têtes?

Posted in Photos | Tagged 17th century French carving, 17th century French sculpture, emotion in sculpture, le Marais, le sculpture français du 17ieme siecle, Méduse, Medusa, neoclassical imagery, neoclassical sculpture, Paris | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: Paris

What Do You Expect?/Nous Ne Sommes Pas Un Bureau De Renseignement (July 2014)

Traveler’s Journal (December 2007)

Méduse

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