A sunday walk in a sunny Paris… (NØ) brings you to the home of the famous artist Eugène Delacroix. You know, the painter of « La Mort de Sardanapale » (« The Death of Sardanapalus »), « Les scènes des Massacres de Scio » (« The Massacre at Chios »), « La Nature morte aux Homards » (« Still Life with Lobsters ») or the equally well-known « La Liberté guidant le peuple » («Liberty Leading the People»)…
After a walk along the Seine…
You end-up at Furstenberg square, one of those little quite and romantic spots that makes Paris … Paris! In the heart of Saint-Germain-des Prés.
This has been the last address of the painter, where he lived from 1857 to 1863, year of his death.
Enter into the artist’s apartment and workshop located in the middle of a secret-and-beautiful courtyard hidden at the back of the building.
Let yourself be carried away by the calm and intimate atmosphere… Relax and enjoy… Click here for the tour. And if you want to know more about the life and Art of Eugène Delacroix, have a look here !
(NØ) wishes you a great walk… And if you fancy discovering more walks, (NØ) invites you to meet up with another great artist or follow her in her quick and poetic journey to Monte Carlo, Sea Sight.
