The Tour de France ended on Sunday with Slovene rookie Tadej Pogacar as the winner. He is the second-youngest winner of the event and the first from Slovenia.
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Christian Liaigre: 1943-2020
Monsieur Liaigre has defined organic modernism for more than three decades. One trip down the spiral staircases of the Musee des arts decoratifs will tell you that his aesthetic celebrates the French masters of modernism that have preceded him.
Vingt Questions with Chloé Bensahel
Chloé Bensahel is a textile artist who blends performance, traditional craft and multimedia to create large-scale installations that highlight the relationship between language and identity.
La rentrée: Paris From Above
These stunning views of Paris from the Eiffel Tower were recently photographed by Dewey Rodefer, a French-American living in Paris.
The European Collection at Dallas Museum of Art
The extensive and impressive collection of European art at the Dallas Museum of Art is part of its global collection of more than 24,000 works spanning 5,000 years of history.
For every dish there is a wine, for every desire there is a tisane
Tisanes in France are not just an alternative to tea and coffee. They are a warm caffeine-free beverage for any time of day, a much-loved ritual at the end of a dinner party, or a comforting drink for a moment of me-time.
Vingt Questions with Richard McGinnis
Richard McGinnis was born and raised in Ohio. Now a long-time resident of Paris and a naturalized French citizen for over 20 years, he has just retired from 26 years as the Director of the French office of Leading Hotels of the World.
Building a bridge between two cultures through art and architecture
My father was an American poet and my mother is a French photographer. I want to tell you a short story about myself, how my bi-cultural education shaped me and nourished my love for art, especially photography and architecture.
Exploring Michigan’s French Roots
The role that French explorers played in the early exploration of North America by Europeans is an often-overlooked aspect of American history. But they had a significant impact on early settlements including in the state of Michigan.
“To Paris with my Love”: Walt Whitman Among the French
The French concept of fraternité is inextricable from Walt Whitman’s vision of democracy.