Ramon Faura at the Collections de Saint-Cyprien
French Poem for a Rainy Day
At the end of WW2I, the BBC used the opening lines of this poem to signal the start of D-Day operations.
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The painting, now hanging in the Musée d’Orsay in Paris, famously shocked the bourgeois society of his time.
Romer Kitching joins the long line of painters inspired by Céret
Love reading? Love the Pyrenées-Orientales? Why not combine the two? All of these books can be bought via the links or found in local book shops. Bonne lecture!
French poem about the River Tech, with useful vocabulary
Christopher Taylor’s black and white photographs of people, their homes, churches, tables or bowls reflect their stark Icelandic setting.
Book Club: Baguettes and Blanquette. Ten women from various parts of the globe find themselves living in a small town nestled in the foothills of the southern-French Pyrenees.