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Conference: A stroll through Montmartre via late 19th-century iconography

Photo : Divan Japonais (ca. 1892–1893) - Henri de Toulouse–Lautrec.

Nov 25Free

Conference: A stroll through Montmartre via late 19th-century iconography

Conference and presentation of the illustrated album, 365 days in Montmartre by Christophe Arnaud (Montmartre historian) and Michel Güet (9th arrondissement heritage guide)

Bibliothèque Valeyre (Paris 9th)

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Step back into the golden age of Montmartre and walk through the neighborhood as it appeared at the turn of the last century. With local historians leading the way, this immersive experience reveals the fascinating artistic legacy tucked away behind the area’s most iconic cobblestone streets.

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