This page contains thumbnail images from the IMAGE Royalty Free CD-ROM Volume 15: Paris. Click on a thumbnail or a photograph name to view a somewhat larger JPEG image of the photograph.
This page contains thumbnail images from the IMAGE Royalty Free CD-ROM Volume 15: Paris. Click on a thumbnail or a photograph name to view a somewhat larger JPEG image of the photograph.
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) | Paris rooftops
Paris scene. |
) | Pavillon Richelieu
This 19-century pavillion is part of the Wing Richelieu at the Louvre, once home to the Ministry of Finance but now converted into galleries. |
) | People in Jardin des Tuileries
These gardens are renowned for ornamental ponds, terraces, and the collection of bronze figures by Aristide Maillol. |
) | Picasso Museum
Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) lived most of his life in France and left many of his works to the French State. The Musée Picasso was established in 1986. It is housed in a large 17-century mansion, the Hôtel Salé, in Le Marais. |
) | Picasso Museum Entrance
The Musée Picasso is housed in a large 17-century mansion, the Hôtel Salé, in Le Marais. |
) | Place de la Bastille - Colonne de Juillet
Topped by the statue of the genius of liberty, this column of hollow bronze stands 170 feet into the sky. It is a memorial to those who died in the street battles of July 1830 that led to the overthrow of the monarch. |
) | Place des Vosges
Place des Vosges is one of the most beautiful squares in the world. It has wonderful symmetry, 36 houses, nine on each side, of brick and stone, with deep slate roofs and dormer windows over arcades and is over 400 years old. |
) | Place des Vosages - View 2
Place des Vosges is one of the most beautiful squares in the world. It has wonderful symmetry, 36 houses, nine on each side, of brick and stone, with deep slate roofs and dormer windows over arcades and is over 400 years old. |
) | Police Officers
French police officers |
) | Pont des Arts - 1804
The first cast-iron bridge in Paris took two years to build and was completed in 1804. |
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