Showing posts with label St. Eustache. Show all posts
Showing posts with label St. Eustache. Show all posts
Sunday, October 12, 2014
Sunday, July 13, 2014
Sunday Church Series - L'Ecoute
On its own, Saint Eustache is one of my favorite churches in Paris, but Henri de Miller's sculpture is what I love about Paris, never afraid to mix the really old architecture with new and contemporary art. Henri de Miller's L'Écoute ( Listen) is a suprising delight for adults, children and of course photographers!
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Merci Mademoiselle!
L'Écoute, Henri de Miller's 70 ton sandstone sculpture is interesting in its own right. The giant head resting in a hand was placed in front of the beautiful gothic St. Eustache in 1986. I think I'm finally getting use to the very contemporary/abstract art your find right next to the old and wonderful architecture all over Paris. Some I like more than others, but I don't find it as jarring as I did at first. I particularly liked seeing Miller's etchings in the sandstone. Wonderful texture.
The day we visited, I was trying my best to find a good angle to get a decent photograph, when this jolie jeune femme rode up on her bike, hopped off, struck this adorable pose for her friend to photograph and I took advantage of that little gift! Perfect.
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