Gallery - In and around Paris
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- In addition to the original art work, prints and cards are available. The price of Giclée (archive) prints and cards is as follows:
GICLEE (ARCHIVE) PRINTS, Printed on Hahnemuhle ‘A3+’ paper.
- Large image size (nearer to A3) - £45 (please add £10 if mount required);
- Small image size (nearer to A4) - £25 (please add £5 if mount required) ;
- Please note: giclées of drawings are £30 large, £15 small.
CARDS
- 0 – 5, £ 2.50 each;
- 5 – 10, £ 2.00 each;
- Over 10, £1.50 each
 (S) CGC003.png) | Au Lapin Agile (‘Nimble Rabbit’) Cabaret, Montmartre Founded by the 19th century French caricaturist André Gill (hence ‘Lapin Agile’), this celebrated cabaret was the haunt of many artists, including Picasso and Modigliani. Famous international visitors to the Lapin Agile included writer Ernest Hemingway, actress Vivien Leigh, and Charlie Chaplin. The drawing is based on several photos - some taken in the late 1990s, another in the 1960s. |
.png) | Boulevard du Montparnasse The source for this acrylic of Paris at night is a photograph taken on a long weekend in November 2009. ‘La Coupole’ , the restaurant on the left, was a favourite haunt of the Existentialists, notably Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir, also the dancer Josephine Baker. |
.png) | Places des Vosges Victor Hugo once lived in a house on this square, which is situated in the Marais district. |
 | Rue Fontaine, Pigalle This view looks towards the Moulin Rouge. In a Modernist apartment on the right-hand-side of this street, the Surrealist HQ of André Breton held court for many years. |
