#1900s paris

[mote-historie]

Cléo de Mérode in dance dress, Photo by Leopold Reutlinger, Paris, France, 1901.

Cléopatra Diane de Mérode (French, 1875-1966) was a dancer of the Belle Époque era.

[steampunktendencies]

The Olympic Games in 1908.

[nemfrog]

Palace of Electricity sculpture. L'Exposition Universelle de 1900 : détails de sculpture. 1900.

Internet Archive

[the-evil-clergyman]

The Judgement of Paris by Eduard Lebiedzki (1906)

[pintoras]

Anne Goldthwaite (American, 1869-1944): 4 Rue de Chevreuse, Paris (1908) (via Whitney Museum of American Art)

[undr]

George Rinhart. The Gallery of Battles at the Versailles Palace. 1990s

[zebreacadabra]

Alphonse Mucha with some students working on "the eyelet"" from "the flowers" serie, inside his parisian atelier around the late 1890's.

[blondebrainpowered]

Champagne and Lucky Charms, 1902

From the series Girls with Good Luck Charms

Artist: Raphael Kirchner

[escapismsworld]

Bouillon Julien is one of the most beautiful restaurants in Paris, if not the world. It remains one of the best preserved examples of the Art Nouveau style. Over the years, it has been the favoured haunt of many well-known cultural figures. Edith Piaf and her lover, Marcel Cerdan, the champion boxer, would frequently dine at ‘table n. 24’. The building was constructed in 1906 by the French architect Edouard Fournier and was decorated by a number of exceptional artisans working in the Art Nouveau style. Armand Segaud created the peacock panels, while the mahogany bar is attributed to famed ‘Ecole de Nancy’ woodworker Louis Majorelle.

[mote-historie]

1905 Paris La Belle Epoque French Edwardian Fashion at Longchamp racecourse

[innocentscemetery]

1900 Paris World's Fair.

Photo Léon & Lévy.

[postcardaday]

Austria at the World's Exposition, Paris, 1900 by Alphonse Mucha

[kulturegroupie]

Dîner des Apaches, Louis Legrand (Paris, 1901)

[photos-de-france]

Albert Harlingue, L'abreuvoir pour chevaux, Paris, 1900.

[gacougnol]

Rue de Rivoli longeant les jardins des Tuileries, Paris 1900

[undr]

Jacques-Henri Lartigue. Coupe Gordon Bennett des ballons spherique aux Tuileries, Paris, 1906