Showing posts with label paris books. Show all posts
Showing posts with label paris books. Show all posts

Monday, March 16, 2015

Galerie Vivienne - Librairie Jousseaume



Librairie Jousseaume


Galerie Vivienne is home to this bookstore 
which was founded in 1826 as  Librairie Petit-Siroux.  


If you love books old and new, 
this is a charming spot to look at the titles and perhaps find a treasure.  
You can peruse the glassed display seen here or wander inside.


(Joyeux anniversaire, Alexa)




Librairie Jousseaume
45-46-47, Galerie Vivienne
75002, Paris 

Monday, October 20, 2014

Shakespeare and Company



Shakespeare and Company


This charming, storied bookstore serves as a regular bookstore, 
as second-hand bookstore, and as a reading library. 
It is so much more than a tourist destination 
and the interior looks much like it must have 60 years ago 
when it was opened by George Whitman.  
Today, his daughter runs it as her father did, 
opening the space for young writers to work and live.


With the full color of autumn, 
the leaves provide a coordinated color-match with the storefront.



Shakespeare and Company
37, rue de la Boûcherie
75005, Paris

Thursday, August 14, 2014

Une papeterie à Paris



a stationer's shop
(papeterie)


There are at least four things in this window 
on Rue du Pont Louis-Philippe that should have been bought for gifts.  
This street, just north of the Seine, 
has an abundance of charming little shops, 
several of which have papers and books like this one.



papeterie
Rue du Pont Louis-Philippe
75004, Paris