Mysterious Paris Photograph by Ira Shander

Mysterious Paris

by Ira Shander

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Dimensions

11.000 x 7.000 inches

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Title

Mysterious Paris

Artist

Ira Shander

Medium

Photograph - Photograph

Description

An ancient Paris street dating to the 1500-1700's. This is how Paris was till the mid 19th century.

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April 1st, 2015

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Comments (6)

Ira Shander

You need a lot of dough to live comfortably in Paris. Walking up six flights of stairs with groceries to a tiny apartment isn't fun. But everyone still loves Paris. And… wants to be there.

Jean Hall

Very nice! Really gives you the feeling of how narrow some of the old alleys are.

Ira Shander

Thank-you Christine. When I look at these narrow streets it reminds me of a Paris that is so old. Paris of Balzac and Moliere. Before the grand boulevards. Chopin and Rameau. Everybody thinks of Paris in their own way. With the quickening of life during the industrial revolution, time speeded up. People lost their connection to quiet. Thank-you for validating what I was trying to express.