Montparnasse Collection (page 3)

Paris cityscape at sunset

Paris cityscape at sunset

Ball At The Barrier
A ball at The Barrier in Montparnasse, Paris, 1855. Original Publication : Illustrated London News - pub. 11th August 1855. By Henri Valentin. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

France, Paris, Montparnasse Cemetery, cemetery detail

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France, Paris, grave of Jean Paul Sarte and Simone de Beauvouir

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France, Paris, Montparnasse street sign

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France, Paris, bust in Montparnasse cemetery

New Engine for Propelling Tramway Cars, Now in Use in Paris, between Mont Parnasse and the Bridge of Austerlitz, France, Engraving 1876

Foujita and Friends
LEONARD TSUGUHARU FOUJITA, Japanese painter and engraver (left), at a cabaret club with one of his outrageous models, Kiki of Montparnasse (centre), who was also Man Rays lover. Date: 1886 - 1968

Queuing place for the 1931 Colonal Exposition, Paris
A place to queue for transportation to and from the French Colonial Exposition of 1931 - Montparnasse, Paris, France. Date: 1931

Social / Cafe Rotonde 1924
People in the Cafe de la Rotonde, Montparnasse, Paris

Popular Paris Resto
La Californie a popular working-class eating and drinking place, just outside the customs barrier at Montparnasse

Montparnasse Cafe 1924
People in a busy cafe in Montparnasse, Paris

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Montparnasse, a district in Paris known for its rich history and vibrant culture, has witnessed both tragedy and beauty throughout the years. One of the most notable events that shook this neighborhood was the dramatic rail accident at Gare Montparnasse. The MONTPARNASSE ACCIDENT left an indelible mark on the area's collective memory. However, beyond this unfortunate incident, Montparnasse holds many other fascinating stories. From the elegant exterior façade of The Jockey Club on Boulevard du Montpar to breathtaking views of Paris sunset from atop Montparnasse Tower, there is no shortage of captivating sights. The boulevard itself exudes charm and allure as it winds through the heart of Paris and has been a witness to countless tales unfolding along its path – like Kiki and her two friends enjoying a lively night out in one of its clubs during the 1920s. Speaking of clubs, Montparnasse boasts a vibrant nightlife scene that once thrived in its Latin Quarter. Artists such as Man Ray found inspiration within these walls while capturing moments that would forever be etched into history. For those seeking culinary delights, La Coupole restaurant offers an unforgettable dining experience in the heart of Montparnasse. Its iconic presence adds to the district's allure and serves as a testament to its enduring legacy. As we delve deeper into this district's past, we find ourselves wandering through cemeteries where famous figures rest eternally. Cesar Baldaccini's gravestone stands tall among others at Montparnasse Cemetery – a tribute to his artistic contributions. Similarly, Man Ray and Juliet Ray's gravestone symbolizes their eternal bond amidst their creative endeavors. Not far away lies another poignant sight: "The Separation Of A Couple" by De Max captures emotions frozen in time on yet another gravestone at Montparnasse Cemetery – a reminder of the complexities of human relationships.