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Marlene Dietrich and Edith Piaf, 1940s
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Marlene Dietrich and Edith Piaf, 1940s
Pour Mardi gras 🥞 😘 Crêpes flambées 🔥 au restaurant "Le Train Bleu" Gare de Lyon🗼
🎶 Edith Piaf
Source: Le Paris d'Alexis
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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.
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Édith Piaf (1915-63)
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Edith Piaf, Paris, Montmartre 1936
