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| Another shot of the Sacre Coeur, this one taken from a place in the
viewing area unobstructed by glass.
| And another.
Note in this one you can see that the steps in front
of the Sacre Coeur are teeming with people.
| Buildings in the direction of the Sacre Coeur. Notice the rooftop
plants. Also, I think the (numerous) stovepipes look like garden pots.
| One of the viewing corridors atop the Pompidou.
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| Pompidou: Inside
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| This Paris-Delhi-bombay sign could be a Game clue.
| Close-up of the symbols in the sign.
| This room makes me think of Dr. Seuss.
| The inside of the room.
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| A good description of / details about the room.
| I swear all of modern art could a Game clue. Look at the irregular
color patterns on the walls and floor.
| | Bernard Frize's Oma. Yes, this picture is in focus.
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I liked Andre Lemonnier's exploration of colors, and most of the color
room in general.
| Can you guess why I photographed this?
Yup: a Game clue. Hanging
mirrors.
| This work is actually a sound installation. The mirrors are shining
circular speakers.
| More about sound art installations in general.
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| No explanation necessary. Game clue.
Untitled (Color) by Jim Hodges.
| This large mushroom sculpture, Giant Triple Mushroom (amanita
muscaria) by Carsten Holler, makes me think of Alice in
Wonderland.
| | Germaine Richier's statues L'orage and L'ouragane are on a
exterior platform surrounded by water.
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| I like this Georges Braque: L'Estaque.
| Apparently he was under Cezanne's influence at the time.
| Husband (Robert Delaunay),
| Details about the painting.
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| husband (Robert Delaunay),
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| A panoramic video of a room containing more paintings by these artists,
and others.
| A description of the artistic movement that brought ought what I think
of as the luminous color room.
| A room of Brassai photographs. Those who've visited me know why I felt
the need to record this.
| These are the prints I like the most in this room, though none anywhere
near as much as the print I own.
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| In the Paris-NY photography room, I found a Brassai more like the one I
have. It's Brassai's Central Station New York.
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I like the feel of Dado's (Djuric Miodrag's) paintings but find the
subject matter off-putting. Hence, I didn't photograph any.
| Another tall, thin statue of a man for my collection. This is by
Alberto Giacometti.
| The wall label for the display.
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| Yves Klein works with incredibly vibrant blues.
| Interesting information about "his" blue.
| I like what this does to my eyes.
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