The best of culture, travel & art de vivre
The best of culture,
travel & art de vivre
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Paris is Always a Good Idea
Sixty years on, the words Audrey Hepburn spoke in Sabrina ring truer than ever. On the following pages,...
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A Brilliant Anniversary
Since the beginning of the year, Baccarat has been celebrating every glittering facet of its 250-year...
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Booked in Manhattan
Francophiles bereft since the closing of the Librairie de France are celebrating New York’s new French...
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The Evolution of Taste
The Louvre’s revamped decorative arts galleries offer a rare chance to experience the 18th century’s shifting...
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Soulages is the New Black
The artist famous for his luminous black canvases now has a museum devoted to his œuvre....
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Art in the Family
As the Fondation Maeght celebrates its 50th birthday, plans are under way to make it an...
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Jeff Koons
Paris
Widely regarded as one of the most influential and controversial artists of the postwar era, Jeff Koons has tested the boundaries...
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Clamato
Paris
Bertrand Grébaut and Théo Pourriat, the masterminds behind Septime (which just snagged its...
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A Home in Provence
A celebration of Provence’s renowned art de vivre, this richly photographed volume showcases...
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Hôtel Vernet
Paris
Steps from the Champs-Elysées, the five-star Hôtel Vernet just got a fresh new...
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Eugène en Ville
Paris
Inspired by novelist Eugène Sue, best known for his Mystères de Paris series,...
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Table
Paris
Food critic and radio host Bruno Verjus recently opened his own restaurant, Table,...
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Radio Days
Whether you’re a diehard NPR listener or a fan of the Top 40,...
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Brassaï
Published in conjunction with a major Paris exhibit, this attractively designed volume offers...
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Coretta
Paris
Overlooking the new Parc Martin Luther King, Coretta restaurant was fittingly named for...
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1. 100 Masterpieces
Throughout the coming decade, the city of Arras is presenting a series of exhibitions showcasing treasures from the Château...
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2. Jeff KoonsWidely regarded as one of the most influential and controversial artists of the postwar era, Jeff Koons has tested...
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3. HaitiOrganized around a core of contemporary works, some produced specifically for the occasion, the Grand Palais’s Haïti aims to...
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4. Food for ThoughtMore than 30 artists from five continents ponder issues and challenges relating directly or indirectly to food—the consequences of...
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5. Cézanne and the ModernCézanne and the Modern: Masterpieces of European Art from the Pearlman Collection showcases 50 Impressionist and Post-Impressionist works painstakingly...
1. Farm to (very cool) TablesA maverick financier has hired top international design talents to revive a Paris neighborhood—and boost sustainable agriculture.
2. The Longest Day Lives OnSeventy years after the Allies’ historic landing on the beaches of Normandy, the sacrifices of those brave young men still ...
3. Paris is Always a Good IdeaSixty years on, the words Audrey Hepburn spoke in Sabrina ring truer than ever. On the following pages, we take a look ...
4. Soulages is the New BlackThe artist famous for his luminous black canvases now has a museum devoted to his œuvre.
5. Venet Foundation The Fondation Venet opens its doors in the Provençal village of Le Muy this summer; set on a 10-acre estate, ...
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1. Paris is Always a Good IdeaSixty years on, the words Audrey Hepburn spoke in Sabrina ring truer than ever. On the following pages, we take a...
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2. A Brilliant AnniversarySince the beginning of the year, Baccarat has been celebrating every glittering facet of its 250-year history, culminating this...
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3. Booked in ManhattanFrancophiles bereft since the closing of the Librairie de France are celebrating New York’s new French bookstore.
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4. Soulages is the New BlackThe artist famous for his luminous black canvases now has a museum devoted to his œuvre.
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5. Art in the FamilyAs the Fondation Maeght celebrates its 50th birthday, plans are under way to make it an even more magical...
