Ebook The new Paris, by Lindsey Tramuta
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The new Paris, by Lindsey Tramuta
Ebook The new Paris, by Lindsey Tramuta
Considérons une grande publication, nous rappelons au sujet The New Paris, By Lindsey Tramuta Ce n'est pas une nouvelle publication la plus récente, mais cette publication est gardant constamment à l'esprit en tout temps. Beaucoup de gens sont si agréables pour cela, écrit par un écrivain de renom. Lorsque vous avez l'intention d'acheter cet avantage dans certains magasins, vous ne pouviez pas le découvrir. Oui, il est maintenant limité, peut-être ou il est toujours vendu. Cependant ici, pas la peine avec elle! Vous pouvez obtenir chaque fois que vous voulez et aussi tous les où que vous soyez.
Détails sur le produit
Relié: 272 pages
Editeur : Abrams; Édition : 01 (29 avril 2017)
Langue : Anglais
ISBN-10: 1419724037
ISBN-13: 978-1419724039
Dimensions du produit:
17,8 x 3,2 x 25,4 cm
Moyenne des commentaires client :
3.0 étoiles sur 5
2 commentaires client
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This book is not without interest - all innovation deserves to be scrutinized - but to title one's book The New Paris is ambitious and, in this instance, entirely unjustified. This book ought to be called: Hipster Paris: a guide for 30-somethings. There is so very much more to Paris than this and some of the food offerings, in particular, really shouldn't feature. Far too many of Paris' recent restaurant openings have been made by chefs whose taste buds (like the author of this book) were stunted by industrial food in their formative years.
Born and raised in Paris, I'm amazed by Lindsey's knowledge of "my" city. She certainly knows it a lot better than I do, and I've learned a lot reading the book.I've also found the pictures beautiful and it's a book that I recommand and will offer to many abroad friends.It makes me discover many parts of Paris that I don't know and makes me want to get out of my habits.Still, as the previous comment said, the New Paris seems to be meant for the 30-somethings hipsters. 50-somethings living Rive Gauche is just a little bit frustrating to have the feeling that "nothing" happens in that part of Paris.
I have always been fascinated by Paris, but originally this was mainly from a historic and architectural perspective. Having been lucky enough to re-visit the city many times, I found myself drawn more frequently to the 3rd and 4th arrondisements and then further into the 9th, 10th and 11th without fully knowing why. This book explains and expands on what it was that seemed to be beckoning to me from this part of the city - the sense of experimentation and new things happening on nearly every corner.The New Paris can be read as a guidebook but it works equally well for anyone curious about the people and forces that have absorbed traditional French culture and adapted it, added to it and sometimes defied it to create new restaurants, shops, bars, hotels, etc., infusing the city with a renewed sense of vigor.The writing is clear and always interesting - I found myself reading the section on shopping (not one of my interests) even more intently than the cocktail section (definitely an interest).Enjoy.
I ordered this pre publication and was really looking forward to it. I was surprised that it was more like a textbook in size and content. I have made frequent extended visits to Paris. Most of the recommendations are in the 10th and 11th and the ones I checked out seemed to be too much alike ( shopping). Quite a bit of history included. I agree with another reviewer who recommends you just wander the streets and make your own discoveries. Paris is full of beautiful intriguing sites. This is too heavy to carry around,so you have to make notes or photograph pages. There is a list in the back , about 15 pages, of Favorites that could be helpful.
A beautiful, informative treat - this is much more than your average guide book. Lindsey Tramuta and Charissa Fay transport us to the most magical, unchartered corners of Paris. A joy to read, and just as joyful to devour each photograph in all of their detailed glory - cozy unexpected nooks, unusual architectural details, glorious food up close and personal - all of it inviting us to pull up a chair and find our own perfect spot in Paris. Highly recommend!
An insightful, enlightening and thoroughly delightful tour through the new cultural landscape of Paris. Ms. Tramuta's articulate, witty and sometimes wry observations on the myths and current realities of life in this glorious city are refreshing and essentially relevant. A vital addition to every Paris book collection.
It looks like a gorgeous coffee-table book, but reads like your best friend's trusty guide to her beloved metropolitan hometown (if your best friend happened to be a professional writer and an expert chronicler of movements). Lindsey Tramuta masterfully makes stodgy and stately Paris feel approachable, warm and familiar. Using the universal languages of food, fashion, cocktails and coffee, she exposes the secrets of the city to those of us lucky enough to be let into her world.
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