Wednesday, February 11, 2015
Paris Valentine - Klimt Pinacotheque
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Fun to see Valentine's Day in Paris..
ReplyDeleteOnly you can show us so well..after all this time it feels like you are talking to each one of us individually showing us things we would like♥
That little girl is precious.
You're a darling to say that Monique ;))
DeletePS I took these all this morning after the Klimt exhibit.
DeleteMany more hearts out there to catch!
Great opening watercolor and the first photo looks like a laser light show :) Nice work on that one!
ReplyDeleteThe kitty with the ring on its ear is very cute.
So many good shots and illustrations - "Mad Lovers."
I hope that have a great V-Day Carol!
Love the reflections of Paris is Fauchons window...all iconic. The lamp post especially.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous.
Totally seductive combining the artworks and the chocolate.
ReplyDeleteYum
Loving those giant morning glories! And all the sweet confections! Speaking of which, a lovely sweet confection of a Paris Sketch arrived in my box the other day! Enchanted!
ReplyDeleteI normally get so frustrated with the reflections on the windows but that first shot of yours is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteMust get to this exhibition as Antoine adores this so much. Just wish we was Thomas Crown and could sneak a painting home.
Often the reflections are better than what's inside the window!
DeleteI love reflections in Paris. The Best.
As always,Paris is a feast for the eyes.And you are so good at capturing it for us.
ReplyDeleteSuch creativity.
cyndi
What a wildly wonderful post for Valentines Day , Carol -
ReplyDeletemerci beaucoup & wonderful warm wishes fly across the seas to you
Oooo la la
ReplyDeleteThe RED lingerie! I want some.
������❤️❤️❤️ to you, Carol.
ReplyDeleteI hope they'll let you take pictures at the Klimt show!
ReplyDeleteI was at the press preview.
DeleteIt opens officially today Y
Scrumptious. Delicious Breakfast
ReplyDeleteand having it with Klimt~ divine.
seeing all the sugar-laden hearts is one thing; the Klimt is quite another . . .
ReplyDeleteyour photos make me miss Paris
I would give anything to be there and see all the lovely window displays!
ReplyDeleteand a happy Valentine's day to you. And the day before and the day after and more. Love the giant morning glories
ReplyDeleteThis was fabulous!!! Happy Valentines Day..
ReplyDeleteHappy Valentine's, Carol. Reading your blog over the years and looking at your photos, I have come to appreciate the color red. It just pops. These pictures of all of the Valentine's hearts makes a person want to see Paris in February. Is there really a time you do not want to come to Paris?
ReplyDeleteNever has a salad appealed to me like the cherry tomato/roquette heart!!! I will eat it right before going to the Klimpt show. You are so lucky!!
ReplyDeletebeautiful！！♡ ♡ ♡
ReplyDeleteCheck out the Cleveland artist being hailed as the daVinci of this, the digital age, Marc Breed. Creator of the psychedelic peace symbol, male exotic dance pioneer, filmmaker to two of the highest grossing adult films of all-time, civil and first amendment rights advocate, and if that weren't enough, he readily admits to having escaped from one of America's most secure prisons (his golem remains in the prisons archive).And to boot, he has a testedI.Q. Of 152
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