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La llegada del tren de París facilitó que Henri Matisse alquilara en mayo de 1905 una habitación con vistas al mar para pintar. Tambien arrastró a su amigo Andre Derain. Ambos terminaron aquel verano mas de cuarenta telas al oleo con el paisaje, la luz y los colores energicos de Colliure como motivo.

Lonely Planet's Best of France is your passport to the most relevant, up-to-date advice on what to see and skip, and what hidden discoveries await you. Embrace the sights and sounds of Paris, sample tangy olives at the weekly market in Provence and explore the vineyards of Champagne - all with your trusted travel companion. Discover the best of France and begin your journey now!

Lonely Planet's Best of Paris is your passport to the most relevant, up-to-date advice on what to see and skip, and what hidden discoveries await you. Promenade down the Champs Elysees, lose yourself in the Louvre and work your way through a feast of food and wine - all with your trusted travel companion. Discover the best of Paris and begin your journey now!

Inside Lonely Planet's Experience France you'll travel through vibrant cities, rural villages, majestic mountains and swanky chateaux, discovering the secrets to French style, embarking on your own study of wines and cheeses, and immersing yourself in history, art and all things la belle France.This new part-pictorial, part-guidebook hardback is built around themes that introduce you to the heart of France, and is packed with trip-planning tips and inspiring advice on the most authentic local sights and activities - shining a spotlight on the huge diversity of people, places, culture, food and history that shape this extraordinary country. It's perfect for seasoned travellers and lovers of all things French who want to discover something new and exciting.

Lonely Planet's Provence & Southeast France Road Trips is your passport to the most relevant, up-to-date advice on what to see and skip, and what hidden discoveries await you. Browse cheeses and fragrant spices at Provence's markets, hop from picturesque hilltop village to hilltop village at a leisurely pace, and explore the Mediterranean's shimmering coast - all with your trusted travel companion. Get to the heart of Provence & Southeast France and begin your journey now!

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The coming of the railway from Paris resulted in Henri Matisse visiting the town in May 1905 and taking a room with sea views from where he could paint. He brought with him his friend An- dre Derain. That summer, they painted more than 40 oil paintings capturing the landscape, the light and energetic colours of Collioure.

En 1905, Collioure est depuis peu desservie par le train en prove- nance de Paris. Henri Matisse en profite pour louer au village une chambre avec vue sur la mer pour y peindre. Il entraîne avec lui son ami André Derain. Cet été-là, tous deux vont produire plus de quarante peintures à l’huile ayant pour sujet le paysage, la lumière et les couleurs incandescentes de Collioure.

L'arribada del tren de París va facilitar que Henri Matisse llogues el maig del 1905 una habitació amb vistes al mar per pintar. Hi va arrossegar el seu amic Andre Derain. Tots dos van enllestir aquell estiu mes de quaranta teles a l'oli amb el paisatge, la llum i els colors energics de Cotlliure com a motiu.

Pulled from the shelf of a rare-book store, Paris: Les Boulevards is a true gem that was forgotten for well over a century but will now enchant readers once again in this charming facsimile edition. Paris's romantic architecture and vibrant street culture make it one of the most enjoyable cities in the world to stroll and people watch in. This charming little illustrated volume by Charles Franck captures just that through delicate lithographs: panoramic cityscapes of the most gorgeous Parisian boulevards in Victorian-era illustrations. Complete with horse buggies in the streets, women in society hats, and men in coattails, Paris: Les Boulevards highlights a nostalgic era in both fashion and architecture. To further add to the charm, this volume honours its original unique binding with twelve gatefolds: each page folds out to six panels displaying the whole of the famous promenades at once. With pages including Boulevard des Italiens, Avenue de l'Opera, and Boulevard Montmartre, Parisians and tourists alike will savour Franck's beautiful and meticulous re-creations of the city's most important streets and their buildings. The book only exists in one other library in the world, so little is known about the original publication date or the author, but the artwork is still captivating: Paris remains one of the most romantic and dreamy cities in the world, and for this Paris: Les Boulevards will be perfect for those of all ages smitten with the city's charms..

In the last few years, Paris has undergone a huge transformation. It's fostered one of the coolest creative scenes in Europe, some of the continent's best nightlife, and a "bistronomy" movement that has influenced dining around the globe. Yet while millennial travelers pour into the city, travel guides continue to focus on a staid checklist approach to Paris's big attractions. There's currently no book on the market aimed at younger (perhaps more budget-conscious) American visitors that truly captures the city's revived energy-until this one. A Curious Traveler's Guide to Paris will direct readers to the best paintings in the Centre Pompidou and tell them how to beat the lines at the Orangerie. It will guide them to quirky, little-known museums and secret squares. It will tell them how to find the city's coolest speakeasies, best neo- bistros, and most unusual boutiques. Informative yet opinionated, it is an insider's guide to Paris without pretension..

Descubra un fresco olvidado de MarcChagall en una montaña pueblo demontaña, una magnífica villa americanadonde pasar la noche, la soberbia playacorsa que sirvió de escenario para eldesembarco del Día D en Normandia enla pelicula, las extraordinarias pinturasde un Guerra Mundial, un pueblominiatura construido con guijarros, unasmanos incrustadas en la roca a dos horas a pie en las montañas, una estatua de carton piedra de la Virgen Maria, uninsolito bolsillo de mesa de billar con laimagen de Napoleon, un menhiriniciatico en la sacristia de una capilla, unladrillo de la Puerta Santa de una iglesiade Roma, un confesionario habilmenteoculto tras la carpinteria, la mayorcoleccion de citricos del mundo, un arbol genealogico de los Bonaparte hecho con mechones de pelo, una fiesta de pijamas en un faro alejado de la civilizacion...

Whether you want to view the ever-changing street art on Rue Dénoyezor, venture to opulent Versailles or learn to cook from the masters at La Cuisine, your DK Eyewitness travel guide makes sure you experience all that Paris has to offer.A treasure trove of things to see and do, the French capital is packed full of world-famous palaces, museums and galleries. But Parisians know that there is more to life than glitz and glamour. Simpler pleasures, such as stalls overflowing with fresh produce, quirky old bookshops and centuries-old cafes, are offered in abundance.