Four correct answers this week, and one of them is a newbie! First in was Vreni of Vreni’s Vienna Daily Photo, then my wife, Karin P, of An Alien Parisienne, then Anne at Just Another American in Paris, and finally, Theadora of the fantastic blog People, Places and Bling! submitted her first answer.
If a picture is worth a thousand words, here’s the long answer to the question.
Dalida Bust Statue, Place Dalida, 75018 Paris
Theadora’s answer was very complete…
I’d like to play this week! I love this shot. Here are my answers. Dalida? Place Dalida at the tip of rues Girardon and Abreuvoir in Montmartre? Fingers are crossed. . .T. (Gorgeous shot!!)
Right you are, Theadora! Go over to the original post to collect your Chupa Chups Badge and read the the other answers.
Concerning this week’s photo…
Where Is This?
Where Is It Wednesday (Paris)
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I think this is the triumphal arche porte Saint Denis on Boulevard Saint Denis.
Right again, my friend!
Enjoy
See you in the streets,
Paris Paul
Thank you, Paul! How exciting! Again, I love your photographs of Dalida. Especially the top shot! T. (I’ve always loved Dalida. Her “Itsy Bitsy Petit Bikini” song is pretty darn great. For bonus points, here are a few more tidbits. The bust was created by sculptor and pinup artist Alain Aslan in 1997. He also created the sculpture at her grave site in the Cimetière de Montmartre (18th division).
This is from BJ at The Armchair Parisian, who still cannot access my site!
Great work, BJ!
Don’t eat them all in one place.
Paris Paul