They Came to Paris
Lost Generation - Paris Literary Tour
Ernest Hemingway The Sun Also Rises
F. Scott Fitzgerald "Babylon Revisted"
Gertrude Stein Paris France
Never has there been such a mass exodus of American intellectuals as there was during the years following the end of the First World War. Virtually every man and woman of importance in the American arts crossed the ocean and settled - for a short time, at least in what was then the artistic capital of the world. Explore the writers and artists who made the Twenties the century's greatest decade and Paris their creative centre and why Gertrude Stein dubbed the ex-pat writers "The Lost Generation." This trip is built around the creative works of the ex-pat writers, artists and musicians who made Paris their home in the Twenties.
(please note - this tour is not scheduled for 2007, but please contact us using the above form to inquire about future dates or to arrange a specialized group tour.)
Discussion Leader(s): Nora Palmieri is a skilled discussion leader from the Great Books Foundation, currently living with her family in Lyons, France. Nora is an old hand on this Paris trip and will serve as its on-site host and coordinator.
Lisa Pasold is a Canadian poet who runs Moveable Feast Walking Tours. Lisa has customized three walks for our group.
Christina von Koehler is on the faculty of New York University's Paris campus and will talk to our group about the Paris music and art scenes in the Twenties.
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Location: Paris
Fees: Fees include
all readings
accommodation,
daily discussion,
guided walks,
two meals each day (breakfast and either lunch or dinner)
informal talks
museum pass
Metro tickets
$2,485
$575 single supplement
Accomodations: Hotel Luxembourg Saint-Germain-des-Pres, 4, rue du Vaugirard 7 nights. In one of the Left Bank's most charming and historic districts, a 17th-century palace has been beautifully restored and decorated.
Authors: Ernest Hemingway The Sun Also Rises
F. Scott Fitzgerald "Babylon Revisted"
Gertrude Stein Paris France