For Anything Goes Wednesday, a little photo exhibit. These photos were taken over the years and capture what I love about Paris: the gorgeous graphic details often overlooked.
Heaven is in the Details: Everyday Parisian Signage
Church exit door, 11th arrondissement. ©Lisa Anselmo
The gorgeous detergent dispenser in my laundromat. ©Lisa Anselmo
18th-century store signage, Galerie Vivienne in the 2nd. ©Lisa Anselmo
Mosiac floor (18th century), Galerie Vivienne. ©Lisa Anselmo
Mosaic in front of a shop in the Palais Royale (and my feets). ©Lisa Anselmo
Mosaic in front of a shop in the Palais Royale. ©Lisa Anselmo
Tile entrance of Lecreux Frères, a shop that sells headstones, housed in a stunning Art Deco building across from Pere Lachaise Cemetery. ©Lisa Anselmo
Street art, 11th arr. This artist works in chalk and has art all over the city. ©Lisa Anselmo
Street art on a cement wall. This is one of my favorites, now long since painted over. Love the Aztec-ian vibe. ©Lisa Anselmo
Locksmith sign, 19th Century. Paris 11th. ©Lisa Anselmo
Café floor tiles, Paris 10th. ©Lisa Anselmo
Closed cafe in the 11th. The terrace is empty due to Coronavirus. ©Lisa Anselmo
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On today’s bookshelf
Atget: Paris in Detail. Click book to buy.
A Paris portrait of another kind. Click book to buy.
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Merci Lisa !!! I Love the signs …mosaics…tiles in Paris
so unique
They really are special. Doing this post made me miss Paris. Even though I’m here. I’m longing to break out of my confinement zone!