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This amazing building is situated on Avenue Van Dyck, (which happens to be an extension of one of the avenues that radiates from the Arc de Triomphe). It is also situated on the very edge of the beautiful Parc de Monceau. It is a breath-takingly beautiful building with so many wonderful details. Even the flower beds were manicured to perfection! I have no idea what the building is (public...? private...?) but I do know it was an absolute treasure to find. I regard this as one of my 'petite tresors'.....one of those amazing finds along the way that you remember fondly once you have returned home.....'the small treasures of life'.
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14 comments:
That is nothing short of magnificent!!! What a gorgeous building! Thank you for sharing those photos.
Beautiful, aren't those windows works of art. Thanks for sharing this Linda:)
Simply splendid. I'm keeping this in my inspiration file, with your permission, just to look at from time to time because it's so very beautiful. xx's
Parabéns Linda!como é bom poder passar pelo seu blog,fotos e trabalhos lindos!!!tudo de bom gosto....bjs
It indeed is a beauty. I wish I had seen it when I was in Paris a month ago.
Gorgeous. I love how the most ornate decorations are on the dormer windows. And then those beautiful chimneys!
Beautiful photographs Linda. Thank you for sharing them with us..xxx
Lovely photographs and the architecture is wonderful. I love Paris and the buildings.
En ocasiones no tenemos consciencia de lo que tenemos cerca, por la costumbre de verlo.
Realmente es un edificio muy hermoso.
un abrazo
In occasions we do not have conscience of what we have nearby, for the custom of seeing it.
Really it is a very beautiful building.
An embrace
Linda, I LOVE your photographs! You take fabulous pictures!!!
This building is amazing! It surely is a treasure!!!!!! I'm sure that these pics are giving you plenty of inspiration for your next project.
Lucia
I know I'll never see France but your photos give me a glimpse from a perspective not seen in the usual pictorial tour. Thankyou for sharing.
Oh! It really is just all too beautiful!
Mercedes
With my husband who is an architect I learn to look a different way to many buildings.
In France, Italy or in our own country, just love it!!
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