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Version 9 – October 07, 2024 14:43
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  • Journey through time as your guide - in the shoes of the color merchant Tanguy -  beckons you back to a part of Paris that its painters made famous. He should know all their secrets, artistic and otherwise, and will share them with you, this man the Impressionists called Pere 'Father' Tanguy. As eccentric as the artists he catered to, Pere Tanguy will tell you all about the stories behind famous names such as Pissarro and Monet, Gauguin and Lautrec, Van Gogh and Cézanne. Hear of how they triumphed as well as how they fell flat on their faces, with the doubts and fears they might fail all while hoping for renown. 
  • But the artists themselves also left stories about Tanguy, so influential was he to their masterpieces. You’ll get to know them all through their very own words. Revel in this heady and feverish atmosphere of inspiration as you stroll through the haunts of these geniuses, their cabarets and cafes, clubs and — colorshops. You will see the Moulin Rouge through their eyes, as well as other iconic sites such as the Lapin Agile and the Moulin de la Galette whose dancers Renoir made immortal. 
  • You’ll close your visit to Montmartre at the unforgettable Sacré Coeur. Before that, though, rendez-vous at Pere Tanguy’s, 14 rue Clauzel, as described by Claude Monet:  “His shop was absolutely miniscule and his window so narrow that you could only display one painting at a time. That’s where all of us started  displaying our canvases. Monday was Sisley’s, Tuesday was for Renoir, Wednesday for PIssaro, Thursday for me, Friday for Bazille and Saturday for Jongkind. That was how each in turn spent a day in the shop window of Pere Tanguy.”Let’s meet there and experience a Montmartre of yesteryear, bubbling with the creativity of unknowns which time will turn into household names. Pere Tanguy will tell you all.
  • Journey through time as your guide - in the shoes of the color merchant Tanguy -  beckons you back to a part of Paris that its painters made famous. He should know all their secrets, artistic and otherwise, and will share them with you, this man the Impressionists called Papa Tanguy.
  • As eccentric as the artists he catered to, Papa Tanguy will tell you all about the stories behind famous names such as Pissarro and Monet, Gauguin and Lautrec, Van Gogh and Cézanne. Hear of how they triumphed as well as how they fell flat on their faces, with the doubts and fears they might fail all while hoping for renown. But the artists themselves also left stories about Tanguy, so influential was he to their masterpieces. You’ll get to know them all through their very own words.
  • Revel in this heady and feverish atmosphere of inspiration as you stroll through the haunts of these geniuses, their cabarets and cafes, clubs and — colorshops. You will see the Moulin Rouge through their eyes, as well as other iconic sites such as the Lapin Agile and the Moulin de la Galette whose dancers Renoir made immortal. You’ll close your visit to Montmartre at the unforgettable Sacré Coeur. 
  • Before that, though, rendez-vous at Papa Tanguy’s, 14 rue Clauzel, as described by Claude Monet:  “His shop was absolutely miniscule and his window so narrow that you could only display one painting at a time. That’s where all of us started  displaying our canvases. Monday was Sisley’s, Tuesday was for Renoir, Wednesday for PIssaro, Thursday for me, Friday for Bazille and Saturday for Jongkind. That was how each in turn spent a day in the shop window of Papa Tanguy.”
  • Let’s meet there and experience a Montmartre of yesteryear, bubbling with the creativity of unknowns which time will turn into household names. Old Papa Tanguy will tell you all.
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Version 4 – July 23, 2024 11:27
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  • Journey through time as your guide - in the shoes of the color merchant Tanguy -  beckons you back to a part of Paris that its painters made famous. He should know all their secrets, artistic and otherwise, and will share them with you, this man the Impressionists called Papa Tanguy.
  • As eccentric as the artists he catered to, Papa Tanguy will tell you all about the stories behind famous names such as Pissarro and Monet, Gauguin and Lautrec, Van Gogh and Cézanne. Hear of how they triumphed as well as how they fell flat on their faces, with the doubts and fears they might fail all while hoping for renown. But the artists themselves also left stories about Tanguy, so influential was he to their masterpieces. You’ll get to know them all through their very own words.
  • Revel in this heady and feverish atmosphere of inspiration as you stroll through the haunts of these geniuses, their cabarets and cafes, clubs and — colorshops. You will see the Moulin Rouge through their eyes, as well as other iconic sites such as the Lapin Agile and the Moulin de la Galette whose dancers Renoir made immortal. You’ll close your visit to Montmartre at the unforgettable Sacré Coeur. 
  • Before that, though, rendez-vous at Papa Tanguy’s, 14 rue Clauzel, as described by Claude Monet:  “His shop was absolutely miniscule and his window so narrow that you could only display one painting at a time. That’s where all of us started  displaying our canvases. Monday was Sisley’s, Tuesday was for Renoir, Wednesday for PIssaro, Thursday for me, Friday for Bazille and Saturday for Jongkind. That was how each in turn spent a day in the shop window of Papa Tanguy.”
  • Let’s meet there and experience a Montmartre of yesteryear, bubbling with the creativity of unknowns which time will turn into household names. Old Papa Tanguy will tell you all.
Highlights
  • discover bygone montmartre through geniuses who gave the neighborhood its fame of today, enjoy their haunts and hangouts like the moulin rouge, the bateau lavoir, and the lapin agile, experience the sacré coeur after these adventures, a peaceful and well earned rest, learn of the artists’ many struggles and hardships before fame came to meet them - if it did, meet the man who “made” the impressionists by virtue of his tiny shop window
  • enjoy the same light and air that the artist captured on canvas after canvas, learn the secrets of a small town that the painter loved through the eyes of the mail carrie, meet vincent van gogh through the written word while seeing the sights that inspired him, revel in the beauty of the south of france
Version 3 – July 23, 2024 11:27
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  • Journey through time as your guide - in the shoes of the color merchant Tanguy -  beckons you back to a part of Paris that its painters made famous. He should know all their secrets, artistic and otherwise, and will share them with you, this man the Impressionists called Papa Tanguy.
  • As eccentric as the artists he catered to, Papa Tanguy will tell you all about the stories behind famous names such as Pissarro and Monet, Gauguin and Lautrec, Van Gogh and Cézanne. Hear of how they triumphed as well as how they fell flat on their faces, with the doubts and fears they might fail all while hoping for renown. But the artists themselves also left stories about Tanguy, so influential was he to their masterpieces. You’ll get to know them all through their very own words.
  • Revel in this heady and feverish atmosphere of inspiration as you stroll through the haunts of these geniuses, their cabarets and cafes, clubs and — colorshops. You will see the Moulin Rouge through their eyes, as well as other iconic sites such as the Lapin Agile and the Moulin de la Galette whose dancers Renoir made immortal. You’ll close your visit to Montmartre at the unforgettable Sacré Coeur. 
  • Before that, though, rendez-vous at Papa Tanguy’s, 14 rue Clauzel, as described by Claude Monet:  “His shop was absolutely miniscule and his window so narrow that you could only display one painting at a time. That’s where all of us started  displaying our canvases. Monday was Sisley’s, Tuesday was for Renoir, Wednesday for PIssaro, Thursday for me, Friday for Bazille and Saturday for Jongkind. That was how each in turn spent a day in the shop window of Papa Tanguy.”
  • Let’s meet there and experience a Montmartre of yesteryear, bubbling with the creativity of unknowns which time will turn into household names. Old Papa Tanguy will tell you all.
Highlights
  • discover bygone montmartre through geniuses who gave the neighborhood its fame of today, enjoy their haunts and hangouts like the moulin rouge, the bateau lavoir, and the lapin agile, experience the sacré coeur after these adventures, a peaceful and well earned rest, learn of the artists’ many struggles and hardships before fame came to meet them - if it did, meet the man who “made” the impressionists by virtue of his tiny shop window
  • enjoy the same light and air that the artist captured on canvas after canvas, learn the secrets of a small town that the painter loved through the eyes of the mail carrie, meet vincent van gogh through the written word while seeing the sights that inspired him, revel in the beauty of the south of france
Version 2 – July 23, 2024 11:24
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  • Tour Montmartre with Papa Tanguy Father of the Impressionists
  • Discover Arles Through the Letters of Vincent Van Gogh - Clone
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  • Soak up Arles as you follow its mail carrier street by street, down to the river and into the meadows, showing you the places that inspired the vibrant brush of Vincent Van Gogh. Live a long moment by its slow rhythms under brilliant sun and warmth, far from the hustle of gray Paris that he fled. Feel the brightness illuminate your path over the warmed stones of the lanes of this sleepy town where the genius painted. Through his brush he immortalized its workers - men and women- its seasons, its countryside and its waterways with such care, respect and striking talent.  
  • Stroll along the streets he walked, with the mail carrier as guide, while she delivers letters to the townsfolk he knew. See the sights he himself saw, including the hospital he turned to after his shattered genius led him to slice off his ear 
  • While you follow the postal route, the artist will come alive for you through the frank yet poetic writings traded between Vincent and his brother Theo. In his own vivid but humble words, you will learn of his days and nights, his family, his money worries, his health, and his unquiet mind. But you will also learn of his art, his ideals and his philosophy, all through the letters he exchanged with his brother, the last one found in his pocket the day he took his own life.
  • As the mail carrier brings your visit to an end she will deliver a letter addressed to you personally, one of Vincent’s, painted with his words much as he painted with colors, a letter that you will open again time after time, long after you will have left Arles, an unforgettable memory of a town and the painter who loved it.
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  • Step back to Montmartre as its painters knew it. Guided by their color merchant you can experience the Bohemian charm of the quarter these 19th century geniuses called home.
  • Breathe in the air of Arles that inspired 300 masterpieces in the 16 months. The mail carrier will tell you of the town that meant so much to Van Gogh, houses and fields and, above all, light.
Version 1 – July 23, 2024 11:21
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  • Discover Arles Through the Letters of Vincent Van Gogh - Clone
  • Discover Arles Through the Letters of Vincent Van Gogh