Women Who Shaped Paris

New Paris Street Named after Designer Sonia Rykiel hosts Fashion Show

New Paris Street Named after Designer Sonia Rykiel hosts Fashion Show

Anne McCarthy
From Paris to New York: The Life and Art of Louise Bourgeois

From Paris to New York: The Life and Art of Louise Bourgeois

Sue Aran   1
The Josephine Baker Suite at Le Bristol Paris

The Josephine Baker Suite at Le Bristol Paris

Margaret Kemp
Zelda Fitzgerald: The Paris Years

Zelda Fitzgerald: The Paris Years

Marilyn Brouwer   2
Belle Époque Paris Takes Center Stage in “Colette,” Starring Keira Knightley

Belle Époque Paris Takes Center Stage in “Colette,” Starring Keira Knightley

Anne McCarthy   2
The Extraordinary Alexandra David-Néel: First European Woman to Travel to the Forbidden City of Lhasa

The Extraordinary Alexandra David-Néel: First European Woman to Travel to the Forbidden City of Lhasa

Sue Aran   3
Americans in Paris: Elizabeth Blackwell, 1st Woman in America Awarded a Medical Degree

Americans in Paris: Elizabeth Blackwell, 1st Woman in America Awarded a Medical Degree

Sue Aran   2
Jeanne Moreau 1928-2017: A Giant of French Cinema

Jeanne Moreau 1928-2017: A Giant of French Cinema

Marilyn Brouwer
Americans in Paris, Gertrude Stein: Prose, Paintings and Politics

Americans in Paris, Gertrude Stein: Prose, Paintings and Politics

Marilyn Brouwer   6
Suzanne Valadon: Artist, Mistress, Model and Muse of Montmartre

Suzanne Valadon: Artist, Mistress, Model and Muse of Montmartre

Marilyn Brouwer   4
Americans in Paris: Sylvia Beach, Founder of the Influential Bookshop, Shakespeare & Company

Americans in Paris: Sylvia Beach, Founder of the Influential Bookshop, Shakespeare & Company

Marilyn Brouwer   8
Left Bank Lesbians in 1920s Paris

Left Bank Lesbians in 1920s Paris

Marilyn Brouwer   3
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