Paris

Paris
ISBN-10
3832790446
ISBN-13
9783832790448
Series
Paris
Category
Architecture
Pages
143
Language
un
Published
2005
Publisher
TeNeues
Authors
Tina Herzig, Pierrette Stephan-Letondor

Description

Fans of Paris, as well as those who only dream of visiting this magical city, will delight in rediscovering its streets, buildings, bridges, cafes and gardens through the eyes of the photographers Tina and Horst Herzig. Already well established in the fields of travel and journalistic photography, the Herzigs pictures draw attention to the marvellous clash of old and new in Paris: its architecture, its people, and its history. These wonderfully refreshing glimpses of Paris render the city more beautiful, varied, and delightful than our fondest memories, or our wildest dreams

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