In collaboration with Parisian recording studios, Caitlin and Theresa are proud to present a two disc sensory experience. The first disc is “La Vie en Bleue” and disc two is “That is so two years ago.” Inspired by the sounds of Parc Villette, this singer/song writer duo will not disappoint. Now available at your nearest […]
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On Monday, Caitlin and I visited Saint-Denis in the north of Paris. Saint-Denis is known for 2 things; first, it is the first church to be done in the Gothic style and second, it is home to the burial place of the French kings. One thing that I noticed while I was that the sculptures […]
After visiting the Louvre for the fifth time, it still has managed to leave me speechless. Being surrounded by Rubens, van Eyke, Poussin, da Vinci, Louis-David, Vigee Le Brun, Delacroix, and Ingres is the best feeling in the world. As … Continue reading →
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When people think of art museums they usually visualize a room filled with paintings or sculptures and not of mirrors, tables and chairs. Unlike paintings and sculptures, furniture is a useable and practical art. When I am in the decorative arts section of an art museum, the pieces that draw me in are the ones […]
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So the public transportation in Paris is fantastic. It’s probably the best that I’ve ever been on. Things that make it great 1. It will tell you when the next train or bus is coming and the longest that I’ve … Continue reading →
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Claud Monet once said, ” What I need most is color, always, always.” The colors used in the Impressionist wing of Musee d’ Orsay moved me the most on our visit on Wednesday. The one painting in particular that caught my eye was “La Gare St. Lazare” painted by Claude Monet. When first looking […]
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This weekend, I officially felt like a parisian as I took a trip to the French countryside. As we drove through the countryside, I was in awe as we passed through fields of grapes, wheat, and sunflowers. Our final destination … Continue reading →
