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Saint-Germain-Des-Prés,
magical word. |
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Café de Flore appeared at the beginning of the third Republic, probably
in 1887. Its name comes from small divinity sculpture which was
on the other side of the boulevard. At the end of the nineteenth century, Charles Mauras, who, lived at the second floor, wrote his book entitled "Under the Flore sign". |
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The
Birth of surrealism at the Café de Flore Apollinaire, Aragon, André Breton… |
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1930 - The Café de Flore was in vogue Intellectuals,
painters, publishers, |
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Jean-Sartre
and Simone De Beauvoir |
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Existentialism
became incarnate in the Youth, |
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The New Wave |
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Saint-Germain-des-Prés |
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What could we say about the Flore, perhaps that he has known how to be and remain a unique and protected place or that it has become the place for the exchange fashions and thoughts, that it pertains to each one and to everybody at the same time...
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