30/09/2026
The more things change, the more they stay the same 📷
"Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose" is a powerful observation made by a French writer in 1849. It certainly fits Paris' daily lifestyle and joie de vivre over the past 100 years, with recurring scenes of daily life that today feel like déjà vus with changes of costumes and car design. Quite fascinating, wouldn't you say?
1/4 : Socializing (1920s - 1960s)
5/6 : Enduring a heatwave (1929)
7 : Tea time at the Ritz (1930)
8 : Striking (1936)
9 : Protesting (1968)
10/11 : Being stuck in traffic (1950s)
12: Standing in the metro (1930s)
13 : Biking with a dog (1940s)
14 : Attending a show at Follies Bergères (1929 - Josephine Baker)
15/16: People watching (1920-50s)
17: Sunbathing by the Seine (1960s)