Today it was the photography shows at the Luxembourg that beckoned.
#1 is a display of 40 or so photos "of emotion" from 30 years of Figaro hung on the Grille of the Gardens that were quite stunning; everything from literally stunned first-responders to 9/11 to the awful conditions of the gold miners in Brazil.
The of course a walk through the gardens past the sculpture they scatter about to - #2 at the Orangerie of the Luxembourg where they are celebrating France 's chairing of the European Union with a show called "Images d'Europe: 150 ans de photographie en Europe " that has dozens of photos grouped both thematically and by country but not chronologically.
There's everything from the Parthenon and ancient London residences to IKEA's move into China and a windmill farms (circa 2006) in Denmark with Marlene Dietrich and Sigmund Freud thrown in for good measure. A dandy show, and free too.
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