New places open up every day in Paris. Who can keep up?This past week by chance I fell into a few. Yesterday I past a green door with an unusual name, Fu Castello.
While the mystery of how to make macarons alludes us, there's a new mystery. A Paris Breakfast's watercolor turned up in August Vogue announcing an opening.
When I was hanging my exhibit at the Boston French Library with galerie directrice Noémie.
I had to get under the ladder MANY times to hold the tape straight, while Noémie placed the pictures. An anathema for me. I'm superstitious from childhood. I have my father to thank. I'd sooner walk into oncoming traffic than under a ladder.
Quite a few of you suggested I visit Le Pere Lachaise.
I lived on 13th street for years in the village without a hitch. And the 13th floor several times. Go figure.
Macarons for Sophia, original watercolor,9" x 11"
voila Sophia's dollhouse project.
"I am very pleased with the way it turned out and would be delighted for you to do a post. The picture on the back wall is the ceiling that I manipulated on the computer and then glazed with stained glass medium to add the brush strokes. The chef doll is by Marcia Blackstrom. |
At 20€ I decided it was just too tiny to go with other pastries and returned it the next day with no regrets. I figured out how to make my own boxes happily.
Et voila!
BIG MERCI Sophia for sharing your dollhouse dreams with us.