A contemporary of Renoir and Jules Charet, he was noted for his use of chiaroscuro and his obsession with pale-skined redheads. The exhibit features 300 pieces.
Including related redhead images like theatre posters of red-heads from the Follies Bergere
And a man's chestnut red wig/perruque from the 18th century
Designer SONIA RYKIEL made her own red hair a feature in her collections. Even a red hair coat.
The divine redheaded actress, SARAH BERNHARDTlived just around the corner from the museum at #35, rue Fortuny.
Do not miss walking down one of PARIS' MOST BEAUTIFUL STREETS, rue Fortuny in the 17th.
Formerly residences for wealthy Parisians in the 19th century, the street is filled with magnificent mansions. The architecture makes references to medieval, Renaissance,18th century styles while using contemporary materials like ceramic, bricks and terra-cotta. A too well-kept secret in Paris. Have you been? I had a brief flirtation with going hedhead like my dad, after visiting ROUX! but got some carrots instead. Thanks for reading and sharing Parisbreakfasts. Subscription letters 💌, maps and watercolors are in my Etsy shop. With love💋 from Paris🐻
Gee, wish I had seen this. I too have a “roux” child, and grandchildren! Love that you inspire your readers to get off the beaten-tourist-path and see areas like the 17ème. Red hair would suit you.
Love the watercolor of the girl in the red strapless dress - is it for sale? cynthiarieth@gmail.com - I have a watercolor you did of my daughter and I and our two dogs as well as a year of monthly letters!
You nailed her:) You must know Audrey Fleurot:)
ReplyDeleteMy dad was a ginger with loads of freckles too!!No one does apricots like you..and reds..and..:):)
Oh that Audrey from Engrenages!
DeleteLove her and she was in the video at the exhibit!
Too funny your dad was a redhead too!?
How wonderful! A real treat in all ways.
ReplyDeleteThank you!
Your posts are inspirational !
ReplyDeleteI got the mousy brown hair, but I did get the green eyes. My brother has blond hair and long eyelashes--always the way.
ReplyDeleteCarol, I found a copy of your Street Markets book. It is delightful.
Mine was mouse brown too.
DeleteThanks!
Did you find it on Amazon? Its lurking there
Fabulous!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the Redheads post! So interesting and unususual!
ReplyDeleteI raised a redhead and it has been quite an experience!
"The Red-Headed League" written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle probably was no help to you...
DeleteMy redheaded mother, who lived for years in Paris, would have loved this exhibit. I love your take on it. xoxo
ReplyDeleteNo, I never heard of Henner.
ReplyDeleteBut yr column reminded me that today is color-my-hair day!
Gee, wish I had seen this. I too have a “roux” child, and grandchildren! Love that you inspire your readers to get off the beaten-tourist-path and see areas like the 17ème. Red hair would suit you.
ReplyDeleteI love so much your blog : varié, amusant, intéressant, plein d'esprit ! but I am angry, I never can write any comment !!!
ReplyDeleteLove the watercolor of the girl in the red strapless dress - is it for sale? cynthiarieth@gmail.com - I have a watercolor you did of my daughter and I and our two dogs as well as a year of monthly letters!
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