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PHOTO — French Pavilion (Niki de Saint Phalle sculptures on the rooftop)
“Le Paradis fantastique” is a monumental work consisting of nine sculptures by Niki de Saint Phalle and six animated sculptures or machines by Jean Tinguely. This large-scale piece was commissioned for the French Pavilion and was intended to be displayed on its roof. Today, the work is housed at the Moderna Museet in Stockholm.
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FRANCE — Booklet “France — Chemins de fer français”
Booklet to promote tourism in France through its railroads. “The SNCF, a wide-open window on France. The infinite charm of France comes from the variety of its aspects. Each province has a personality, a way of life, traditions. All these particularities merge into a charming and harmonious image: the French way of life. A trip…
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FRANCE — Booklet “French Caribbean”
Tourist promotion booklet for the French West Indies. “Columbus discovered Guadeloupe on November 4, 1493. He named it after a monastery in Spain, keeping a promise he had made to Spanish monks. Over the centuries, control of the island changed hands many times, but it finally became a department of France in 1946. Martinique is…
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FRANCE — Flyer “A Six-star Attraction”
Presentation of the French Pavilion: The Largest Exhibit, The Most Fascinating Art, The Newest in Science, The Most Exciting in Fashion, A Unique Historical Exhibit and The Widest Choice of Restaurants
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FRANCE — Program “Prestige de Paris – Garden of stars”
Program of the performance Prestige de Paris – Garden of the stars during the World Festival. The document contains the ticket for the October 12, 1967 performance pasted on one of the pages. The show includes a patchwork of French culture: variety shows with Mick Micheyl, cabaret cancan with the Doriss Girls from the Moulin…
