An exceptional collection of clocks amassed by the late Leonard Fuller is slated to be auctioned off on September 12th during an exceptional auction: Dreweatts Fine Clocks, Barometers and Scientific Instruments. The […]
Boissy-le-Châtel, France —It’s a sleepy little town just 50 miles (77km) east of Paris in the scenic Seine and Marne region not too far from Disney Land Paris. Nestled on the banks […]
Yerres, France — it is one of the great collections of photography. A collection that is a work of art in and of itself. It is a collection that revolves solely around […]
Paris, France — It was one of those sky blue sunset times in Paris when the early evening sky is lined with pink turning orange. The Summer Games chapter 2 officially opened […]
Vilnius, Lithuania — As National Dog Day is unofficially celebrated in The United States today, The Gourmet Gazette takes you to the lively Baltic nation of Lithuania where last August 24th, The […]
Paris, France — It is probably one of the most fragrant ways to enjoy an exhibition in Paris. The legendary perfume house Guerlain is hosting an exhibition in its Champs-Elysés flagship boutique […]
An exhilarating exhibition explores the making of the film of the Liberation of Paris Paris, France — It was August 18th, 80 years ago when calls were heard in France for a […]
Paris, France — Paris and France at large are literally teeming with Olympic-related and Paralympic-related exhibitions and events, but there is a series of exhibitions being held in the municipal swimming pools […]
Paris, France — The Summer Olympics in Paris featured a host of new sports and introduced one brand new sport (Breaking) to the Olympic Games. Nestled on a quiet corner near the […]
Paris, France — It was a pre-season football game. American football. It was August 12th, 1978 when Jack Tatum, a defensive back for the Oakland Raiders hit Darryl Stingley, a wide receiver […]
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