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French Fried: The Culinary Capers of an American in Paris, by Harriet Welty Rochefort, 2001. Harriet continues her attempts to demystify the French with French Fried, the saucy-sometimes spicy - and often hilarious tale of one American woman's 30-year foray into the byzantine world of French cuisine. And when it comes to food, Rochefort's experiences are anything but dull or traditional. When she first arrives in France, she dines on onion soup with her concierge. When she finally gets a decent apartment with a kitchen it turns out that there's both a shower - and a cop - in it.
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15. The Clouds, part of the Waterlily series at the
Musée de L'Orangerie,
June 1992.
Monet donated 22 circular canvases depicting his waterlily garden
to the State in a patriotic gesture to celebrate the end of World
War I. The idea was conceived the day after the armistice was
signed on Nov 11, 1918; however Monet's failing health and
deteriorating eyesight delayed the project many years. Completed
in 1926, he died before seeing the final installation which was
inaugurated May 1927 in two specially built rooms of the
Musée de L'Orangerie. The canvases show the many moods and angles of the
water garden in different lights and seasons.
16. Morning, Weeping Willows, part of the Waterlily series at the
Musée de L'Orangerie,
June 1992.
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17. Green Reflections, part of the Waterlily series at the
Musée de L'Orangerie, June 1992.
French Fried: The Culinary Capers of an American in Paris
