Notre-Dame de Paris (One Picture Book)
Notre-Dame de Paris (One Picture Book) by Michael Kenna. First impression of this Nazraeli One Picture Book edition (2020). Small hardback (one of 500) in new condition. #450 of this Nazraeli Press One Picture Book. Contains a signed by Michael Kenna tipped-in original print (12.7 x 17.78 cm). No markings. Please see pictures. PayPal accepted, any questions please get in touch.
About Notre-Dame de Paris
"From the moment I entered its dark, sacred precincts, I was in love with Notre-Dame de Paris (Our Lady of Paris). I walked around wide-eyed, awestruck by the grandeur of its architecture and esthetics. I inhaled the atmosphere, the faint smell of incense, the whisperings from the crowds of other people also experiencing these wonders in their own particular ways. Then I lit candles and sat in front of the altar praying quietly, relishing the tranquility and meditative ambience. I listened to the choir as it practiced for Vespers. This was in 1972, on my first visit to Parisā¦" - From the introduction
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Notre-Dame de Paris (One Picture Book) by Michael Kenna. First impression of this Nazraeli One Picture Book edition (2020). Small hardback (one of 500) in new condition. #450 of this Nazraeli Press One Picture Book. Contains a signed by Michael Kenna tipped-in original print (12.7 x 17.78 cm). No markings. Please see pictures. PayPal accepted, any questions please get in touch.
About Notre-Dame de Paris
"From the moment I entered its dark, sacred precincts, I was in love with Notre-Dame de Paris (Our Lady of Paris). I walked around wide-eyed, awestruck by the grandeur of its architecture and esthetics. I inhaled the atmosphere, the faint smell of incense, the whisperings from the crowds of other people also experiencing these wonders in their own particular ways. Then I lit candles and sat in front of the altar praying quietly, relishing the tranquility and meditative ambience. I listened to the choir as it practiced for Vespers. This was in 1972, on my first visit to Parisā¦" - From the introduction
Related Links
Books by Michael Kenna
Books by Nazraeli Press
