Tribute to David Cessac, A Few Parisians Columnist & Beloved Friend
David Cessac, who passed away yesterday, always amused us with the witty illustrations and commentary he created for his Untapped Cities column, A Few Parisians.
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Last Chance to Win a Signed Print by A Few Parisians Illustrator David Cessac!
Today is the last day you can enter to win this signed original print by A Few Parisians columnist David Cessac!
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Giveaway: Win a Signed Original Print of “A Few Parisians” by David Cessac
In this giveaway, you can win an original signed print of the piece, “To be or not to be…a Parisian” by David Cessac, illustrator of A Few Parisians.
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A Few Parisians Special Anniversary Edition: To Be or Not To Be a Parisian
A video marking the one year anniversary of David Cessac’s column on Untapped Cities, A Few Parisians, and the creation of his latest, “To Be Or Not To Be.”
MoreA Few Parisians: Rive Gauche Perfumes at Frédéric Malle on Rue de Grenelle in Paris
Illustrator David Cessac brings us into the perfume shop of Frédéric Malle, where scents are named like books with evocative titles in A Few Parisians
MoreA Few Parisians – Boulevard Montparnasse: Is Paris without Parisians Really Paris?
August is probably the most delightful time of the year: the one during which the Parisians are almost all gone on vacation.
MoreA Few Parisians: Place de la Bastille in the Heat of Summer
When it’s so hot in the city, it’s a fact, Parisians don’t have the strength to complain any longer.
MoreA Few Parisians: Le Pont des Arts
Le Pont des Arts in Paris is famous for the “love locks” promising eternal love… But what happens when the relationship is over?
MoreA Few Parisians: Les Halles
In the heart of Paris, there are Les Halles … Or at least what remains of them. Because right now it is just an open building site exposing itself to the gaze of passersby.
But basically, it is questionable whether les Halles have ever been anything else than a framework. There is always this vague impression …
MoreA Few Parisians: Quais de Seine
Wearing sunglasses can be a militant act. Seriously. Especially when spring is slow to set in and Paris is too cold and grey in May.
As soon as the first rays of sun come out, Parisians proudly wear their shades, as a challenge to God and to the weatherman. France is a country of rebels- never …
MoreA Few Parisians: Jardin des Tuileries
A Few Parisians: spring has sprung, which means Parisians will fight to the death for a lawn chair in the Jardin des Tuileries.
MoreA Few Parisians: La Motte Picquet
Easter has just been celebrated with its usual flood of colorful eggs. But the best eggs are not hidden in gardens … but in Parisian bistros like Le Père Claude at La Motte Picquet.
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