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36h à Paris, en passant par l’atelier de Suzanne Valadon

Découvrez Suzanne Valadon, une peintre oubliée du 20ème siècle, redécouverte pour son style moderne et son regard féminin. Elle défie les stéréotypes dans ses œuvres comme "La Chambre Bleue". #Art #Paris #SuzanneValadon
Duration
21.6 mins
Level
intermediate
Word Count
2815 (841 unique words)
Topics
20th Century History
Art History
Arts & Literature
France
French Literature
History
Lifestyle
Location
Montmartre
Museums
Painting
Paris
Romania
Travel
Vacation
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Welcome to Passerelle, a podcast designed to spark the curiosity of French learners.
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Hi, I'm Emilie, and this week, as always, I'd like to invite you to take a few minutes to reflect on a question together.
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In each episode, I try to bring you different topics to explore.
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My goal is simply to share with you some food for thought and to encourage you to think in French.
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Today, let's talk about vacations.
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At the end of June, I took advantage of having a bit of free time to spend a few days in Paris.
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This wasn't my first time in this city, so I wanted to discover new things, explore new places, and try to avoid the tourist traps.
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I was initially planning to tell you about a painter I rediscovered during this trip.
Suzanne Valadon.
Her name is Suzanne Valadon.
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I will tell you about her, but a little later in this episode. You see, when I was in Paris, one of the places I visited was this artist's studio.
Montmartre.
It is located in the Montmartre Museum.
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If you know this neighborhood, you know it's lively and attracts many visitors, especially around the Sacré-Coeur Basilica.
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And yet, I get the feeling this museum is still a pretty quiet place.
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If you're like me, if you're not too fond of crowds, by crowds, I mean a large number of people.
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If you're anything like me and value peace and quiet, seeing lots of people gathered in one place might give you some ideas for your next vacation.
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In this episode, here's the question we're going to ask ourselves.
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What is there to do in Paris in 36 hours? First, I'll tell you about how I spent the three days I spent in the capital.
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Next, let's explore who Suzanne Valadon was.
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And lastly, we'll see that this painter makes us reflect on many contemporary issues.
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For a long time, Suzanne Valadon was forgotten, even though she was well-known and respected during her lifetime.

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